Racing tyres, in comparison to the those used on regular cars, are quite different in both make and purpose. While everyday tyres are primarily made for comfort and have longevity, racing performance tyres are purely built for speed and grip. The rubber used in racing tyres is softer than what's used in normal tyres, enabling enhanced traction while also having a shorter useful life than regular tyres. The tread patterns are also made mostly to be used in the dry and warm climates with most designs being rarely even 1 mm deep to emphasize maximum contact with the ground. Anyone who is interested in taking their racing experience to the next level or trying out performance-enhancing modifications on their vehicle should understand these factors.