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With the addition of our new race facility in Rochester, NY came vehicle storage options we’ve never had before. Its opened up multiple buildings on site, all temperature controlled and one with tri-level lifts to maximize space. There are many options to choose from and our expert staff and team of technicians, detailers and transporters have you covered.
The Little Speed Shop offers a wide variety of tires available to order for installation at our shop in Rochester, NY.
Brands we offer:
Michelin, Continental, Pirelli, Dunlop, Bridgestone, Hankook, Toyo, Goodyear, Yokohama, Firestone, BF Goodrich, General Tire, Kuhmo, Maxxis, Sumitomo, Uniroyal, Falken, Hoosier, slicks, racing tires and more
The Little Speed Shop offers a wide variety of tires available to order for installation at our shop at Watkins Glen International.
Brands we offer:
Michelin, Hoosier, Continental, Pirelli, Dunlop, Bridgestone, Hankook, Toyo, Goodyear, Yokohama, Firestone, Falken slicks, racing tires and more.
The Little Speed Shop gladly hosts Cars and Coffee once a month throughout the year at our facility in an effort to bring together Rochester's Car Community. We love cars, coffee and great people and want to share our passion with each one of you!
So you want to drive on track? We want to help! The Little Speed Shop specializes in track prep and repair but did you know the majority of our clients who drive their cars on track drive their street cars? Yes, like the car they drive to work everyday.
Check out this video filmed and produced by Ethan Diiulio. This is Ethan's last day at The Little Speed Shop before taking off to NYC to get his heart transplant back in November. The staff and some clients at the shop all brought out their rides and put little private car show for Ethan's send off. Ethan is recovering from his heart transplant and one step closer to being able to get back to the car scene. Follow Ethan on Youtube.
Ethan has always supported the automotive community and now in his time of need we want to give back to him. Ethan has been diagnosed with a heart condition and needs a heart transplant. Ethan and his mother will be moving to NYC this week for the next few months while awaiting a heart, having surgery and recovering. We are asking for your support to help him and his family through this time. Please click the GoFundMe (link below) to donate and read more about his story.
New year, new newsletter. We’re bringing it back to share all the fun things happening at The Little Speed Shop month to month. Check out January’s edition of Shop Talk to get a recap on 2019, see whats new in the shop and some winter weather car care tips.
HYPERDRIVE: where do we even start?
I guess we’ll go back to the beginning. When the producers contacted us initially we actually thought it was a joke. The first phone call we got was about a noise test ‘in a nearby location’. We were asked if we had some race cars or loud street cars to do a noise test with for a TV show that would be filmed in the area. The catch? it was in December in Rochester, New York. Not a great time for race cars to be driving around and we toyed with the idea of loading a couple cars in the trailer to take, since it wouldn’t be that far, but when the day came the weather was bad and we bailed.
Back in November the automotive community rallied behind one of our own, Ethan who was going through a challenge, much more intense than any race or struggle most of us have ever known. Seventeen year old longtime friend of the shop, employee, and YouTuber, Ethan recieved a heart transplant right before Thanksgiving 2020. A heart transplant is no small feat but Ethan had many complications and has had to fight through so much to get to where he is today. Ethan is still recovering at the ICU in the hospital in NYC with his mother, and is still has much to overcome to get back to his full capacity but he has come so far and oversome so many challenges with his unmatched perserverance, drive and focus on “kicking ass”. We are so in awe and inspired by Ethan, who had his breathing tube removed earlier this week.