Originally Posted by
Davidka
Traction compounds all cause increased tire wear. Softer rubber almost always wears faster unless the traction compound makes the difference between wheelspin and no wheelspin (rare). If the sauce is causing the foam to wear out then it's likely because the softer tire is deforming more allowing the foam to take more of a beating. Unless you have vent holes in the tires (shouldn't in 1/10th indoor) it should not come in contact with the foam.
You would be surprised if you actually knew what your talking about. Even though traction compound does not touch the foam directly, it does "absorb" through the tires or the "fumes" will soften and deteriorate open cell foams faster that normal. Next time you cut open tires that you have used traction compound on, smell the foam....eww
I don't know about Sticky Kicks personally, so I would go by what Raydog says.