Find out more about MOJO

In the production of a MOJO kart tyres, every step is carefully executed to ensure high quality and performance. The process begins with the selection of premium raw materials, including rubber compounds and reinforcing agents. These materials are mixed together in precise proportions to create a homogeneous mixture. The mixture is then extruded into a long strip, which is cut into individual pieces. These pieces are then molded into the desired shape using heat and pressure. After molding, the tyres undergo a curing process to enhance their strength and durability. Finally, the tyres are inspected for any defects and undergo rigorous testing to ensure they meet the strict quality standards of MOJO.

MOJO TYRES HISTORY

A racing series without a top quality tyre cannot be successful. This was common knowledge when the Rotax MAX Challenge was launched in the year 2000. After many years of cooperation with a well known tyre brand, BRP (Rotax) decided to start a project to develop a tyre that perfectly matched the Rotax 125 MAX family of engines. The vision of the MOJO tyre was born.

Why develop an independent kart racing tyre brand?

• Offer a racing tyre for the Rotax MAX Challenge with the best mixture between reliability, grip level as well as consistency.
• Offer a tyre that is easily and globally available via the Rotax kart dealer network.
• Offer a tyre that offers a reasonable price and value ratio that supports our main aim to keep operation costs as low as possible.

BRP knew that a strong partner was needed who could support the development as well as lead this project into serial production. We found a partner in Germany, close to the famous city of Dresden. Founded in 1946, Heidenau has a long tradition in the tyre business and a team of experienced engineers. Their company mission was to remain close to its customer and their markets. These objectives secured Heidenau’s position as a leading kart tyre manufacturer.

After an intensive product development as well as test phase, MOJO tyres were commercialized on the karting market in 2006, specifically for the Rotax MAX Challenges. The launch event was the Rotax MAX Challenge Grand Finals 2006 in Portugal. As of that event, the MOJO tyres “conquered” the market of Rotax kart racing and managed to become a major player within the kart tyre business. Today, MOJO tyres are widely used in over 50 countries.

Since their introduction on the market in 2006, the MOJO tyre family has expanded. Today, we offer 2 wet, 4 slick and one intermediate tyre in order to satisfy the needs of various markets in terms of grip, speed and lifetime in different categories.

Continuous improvement as well as quality control ensures that MOJO tyres have gained a great acceptance among thousands of customers worldwide for their quality as well as their consistency.

TIMELINE:

2020	Launch of MOJO W5 tyre for wet conditions (replaces MOJO W4) in the Rotax 125 Junior and Senior MAX categories or equivalent classes.
2019	Launch of MOJO D5 tyre in the Rotax 125 MAX and 125 MAX DD2 or equivalent classes (replaces the MOJO D3/D4).
2012	Launch of MOJO CW tyre for wet conditions in the Rotax 125 Micro/Mini MAX categories for kart racers aged 8–13 years.
2011	As of early 2011, MOJO tyres D1, D2, D3 and W2 are CIK homologated. Therefore the CIK homologated MOJO tyres fulfill the latest EU regulation 2005-69 which limits the use of PCA additives.
2010	Introduction of a barcode mark on all MOJO tyres. Together with the new Tyre Tracking System, this improvement ensures a better and more fluent organization of race meetings. For more information on the Tyre Tracking System, please contact our authorized distributors.
2010	Launch of MOJO CX crossover cadet tyre (crossover means to be used in wet and dry conditions).
2009	Launch of MOJO D3 slick and W2 wet tyre (replaces the W1 wet tyre).
2007	Launch of MOJO D2 slick tyre.
2006	Launch of the MOJO D1 slick and W1 wet tyre.
2005	Year of development / sample production / testing.
2004	Start of project.