I have some sticker Hoosiers I'm running next weekend, unfortunately I just can't figure out a way that I'm going to be able to get that first cycle on them, and have time for them to cure. I do want try and maximize tire life. So, I thought of another idea and emailed Hoosier...

On your first session, take it easy and warm the tires up like your supposed to. Then, take the wheels off the car and put them in ice water (tire mounted on rim still), I was going to bring a big ice chest (one tire at a time). This effectively cools the tires much quicker and speeds up that 24 hr down time.

Here is part of what Hoosier wrote back "I might suggest hosing or spraying the tire tread after a 10 - 15 minute track run on new tires. The tire may not cool completely but it would serve the same purpose as allowing the tire to cool overnite."

Here is the proper way to heat cycle a Hoosier just for reference - https://www.hoosiertire.com/Tctips.htm

Anyone have some opinions on this?