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Good in-depth tire reviews
- Thread starter MAGNUMB
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Rock Stacker
This seems like an expensive undertaking.
Also quite difficult with all the variables - terrain, temperatures, foams (or 3d printed inserts), rubber compounds, wheel widths, truck weights, etc.
But certainly a case of more info the better if you're trying to decide on something new.
Glad to see someone attempt it though.
Say Ya to the UP! My friend who lives in Traverse City is headed up to Marquette today. Unfortunately he's not an RC guy (yet).
Also quite difficult with all the variables - terrain, temperatures, foams (or 3d printed inserts), rubber compounds, wheel widths, truck weights, etc.
But certainly a case of more info the better if you're trying to decide on something new.
Glad to see someone attempt it though.
Say Ya to the UP! My friend who lives in Traverse City is headed up to Marquette today. Unfortunately he's not an RC guy (yet).
themountain
RCC Addict
Great reviews on the canyon crawler channel on YT.
His rocks are like sandpaper. These reviews definitely don't apply to everyone. They sure don't apply to the east coast terrain.
themountain
RCC Addict
Have you ever been there?
funny couldent find the tire reviews on that site
ill say this on the rock in the Mojave its hard to find a tire that dosent work mostly the softer compounds that dont work out here atleast on my overweight scalers
ill say this on the rock in the Mojave its hard to find a tire that dosent work mostly the softer compounds that dont work out here atleast on my overweight scalers
You have to click the menu button on the top left.
Here's a direct link to the rankings page: Tire Rankings
I'll agree that the rocks in the southwestern US make rock crawling a bit easier. Especially combined with the lack of water and the typically higher temperatures.
The rocks here not only have a grippy surface, but also usually have lots of hooks and bumps for tires to hold onto. We don't have much smooth rock here.
Where the east coast guys have mud, we have sand. Those are maybe a wash?
But for guys like me who live in the southwest, his tire reviews will probably be quite helpful.
The rocks here not only have a grippy surface, but also usually have lots of hooks and bumps for tires to hold onto. We don't have much smooth rock here.
Where the east coast guys have mud, we have sand. Those are maybe a wash?
But for guys like me who live in the southwest, his tire reviews will probably be quite helpful.
