Tamiya 58522 Street Rover DT02 1/10 On-Road Kit  [58522]

Tamiya 58522 - 1/10 RC Street Rover - DT02
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Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
58522
GTIN:
4950344585229
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Urban handling and stance of the Tamiya 58522 Street Rover

The Tamiya 58522 Street Rover updates an off-road silhouette into a street-focused 1/10 model inspired by the Sand Rover 2011. Its wide on-road tyres increase contact patch and stability, giving predictable grip on paved surfaces.

DT02 chassis basics and suspension layout

The DT02 chassis underpins the Street Rover with a reputation for toughness and ease of service. It uses a 4-wheel independent suspension with coil spring dampers to smooth out rough patches while a fully enclosed gearbox keeps gears clean from dust and grit.

Simple setup tips to improve steering

New builders will find the Street Rover approachable. If you notice the steering link nearing the inner edge of the front wheel, reduce the transmitter steering dual rate to avoid contact and regain reliable steering travel.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/10
  • Body: Pre-painted Resin in Candy Lime Green (TS-52)
  • Chassis: DT02
  • Suspension: 4-wheel independent with coil spring dampers
  • Motor: 380 Motor Included
  • Bearings: Includes 1150 Ball Bearings x 14pcs
  • Tires: Wide-tread on-road
  • Wheels: Silver-plated
  • Gearbox: Fully-enclosed
  • Driver Figure: Semi-finished included
  • Speed Controller: Electronic speed controller (Not included)

The Tamiya 58522 Street Rover is a practical choice for newcomers and experienced modders alike, providing steady on-road behaviour and a durable chassis that responds well to modest upgrades.

Do I need to buy electronics to finish the kit?

Yes. The kit includes a 380 motor and bearings, but you will need a compatible radio system and an electronic speed controller to complete the build.

What surfaces suit the Street Rover best?

This model excels on smooth tarmac, car parks and promenade-style surfaces where its wide on-road tyres can deliver consistent grip and handling.

How difficult is assembly for a beginner?

Assembly is straightforward for hobbyists who follow the manual. The modular components and clear layout make it a good learning project for first-time builders.

What common upgrades do owners add?

Owners often upgrade tyres, fit a higher quality ESC, or swap in ball diffs and improved shocks to refine handling and durability.

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