maxxis trepadors??

[jimmyazz]

anyone on here use them or know anything about them? Im thinking either them or toyos (I know most people on here love their toyos)

 

[J-train]

I looked at them, they look the buisnes that's for sure. A very agressive tire, seems designed for a variety of disciplines, rock crawling, mudding, and desert runs

 

[pat'sRAPTOR]

I've seen a few jeeps with these bad boys so I know they're popular in the crawling world and they look like they'd be pretty damn good in the mud too.. But like you said te guys that have toyos love them and I sure do love them haha my 37" toyos have been through A LOT!! To say the least

 

[Netix]

Its a narrow tire like the super swamper... They are very hard and if left sitting even overnight they will turn to squares and take a while to round off. Also same as super swamper they are hard to balance

 

[jimmyazz]

im most likely going to go with the toyos, thanks guys

 

[MotuMute]

TOYOs are damn tough, and are one of the best all-around offroad tires money can buy that also drive relatively smooth on pavement. Good decision!

 

[pat'sRAPTOR]

Good choice toyos are beasts off road and they look damn good on a raptor

 

[DirtNasty]

Im found of my MTR's.

The only bad thing is if you are in the mud/sand and have a heavy foot you may find your self flinging mud/sand long distances and digging long and wide trenches.

 

[Netix]

Ive had stock for 500km, they sucked for me. sold them. Then i have trail grapplers 35's and they were okay and now worn out at 40,000KM, have gotten stuck with them though although they self clean but not in clay stuff.

Now after alot of debating i went with... 37's mickey thompson baja claw.

 

[DirtNasty]

Yeah i have my eye on the baja claws as a possible "next set". I really am digging on the MTR's so far. They have been awesome on rails, in mud, in water and soon ill find out how they do on sand/beaches.

That and they ride like a gem on the highway.

The baja claws and duratracs are on the list of "nice to have".