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I agree with Ben. Just use up your PS2s and retire them after the track day as long as they are not worn out to the point where they might cord, but it doesn't sound like it. Perfect way to say good bye. I've done it. If they have hardened a bit, they have hardened a bit. So what? It's not a big deal. You'll just start sliding around a bit earlier, and you'll drive accordingly. Having a little more grip only means that you'll start sliding around later and at a little higher speed. So, as long as you are not trying to post lap times, it doesn't matter. And, you won't beat up on your brand new replacement tires on the track that way. Totally different story if it rains though...
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