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Maxxis Creepys.. Now with pics
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I'm not knocking the tyre performance cause you all sound pretty happy, but I gotta tell you, I'd be pretty pissed if my new treads "crowned" like that!!! 
It's seems to me you're making a lot of excuses for a poorly designed tyre. Swampers, Simexs, Claws are all rag tyres yet none of them do that. I think Maxxis should be making some new moulds for those bad boyz ...
Not trying to piss anyone off, just my 2c.
It's seems to me you're making a lot of excuses for a poorly designed tyre. Swampers, Simexs, Claws are all rag tyres yet none of them do that. I think Maxxis should be making some new moulds for those bad boyz ...
Not trying to piss anyone off, just my 2c.
KRiS
as i understamd it the maxxis creepies have been designed to have a lot of flex in the tread, and very strong sidewalls. for this reason they crown with no load on them, and don't require much pressure to retain their height. mine run across the full tread on the road (approx 20psi) with the weight of the truck on them and at 8-10psi offroad the traction is great. so far they have outdone the centipedes in every terrain i have been, the weight and width does take its toll on steering though.
Had mine at 5psi today with no beadlocks. 
Did not mean to go that low...but one of my mates stuffed with my stauns and 5psi was what I ended up with
I could easily crawl up wet - and I mean water flowing over them - rocksteps with minimal wheelspin, and found that the slower I went, the more they gripped
They ate up some really greasy mud hills and made light work of the entire day, really.
I luv em
Micka
Did not mean to go that low...but one of my mates stuffed with my stauns and 5psi was what I ended up with
I could easily crawl up wet - and I mean water flowing over them - rocksteps with minimal wheelspin, and found that the slower I went, the more they gripped
They ate up some really greasy mud hills and made light work of the entire day, really.
I luv em
Micka
I've got a hilux running the 38x13's creepy crawlers had 35 et's before that and love the 38's may not be as good in real thick mud but every where else they kick arse and on road manners are heaps better i can even hear the radio now!
TEAM PIRATE navi Tuff Truck 2010 Winners!!!!!
Dreaming of getting back to KOH
Dreaming of getting back to KOH
Well heres some pics of the creepies.. i got bored tonight so i let them down and went and raped a log out the front of home ;D
This is wat they look like at 10psi.. they still look fully pumped up ::)
This is the little log i decided was to be my testing ground
They seem to mould nicely... still very stiff for 10psi tho
All in all i am very happy with them, cept they are a bit scary on rd.. they make the pedes feel like a highway tyre on the rd :-\
But used them in clay and that real crap black soil and they seem really good... ;D
This is wat they look like at 10psi.. they still look fully pumped up ::)
This is the little log i decided was to be my testing ground
They seem to mould nicely... still very stiff for 10psi tho
All in all i am very happy with them, cept they are a bit scary on rd.. they make the pedes feel like a highway tyre on the rd :-\
But used them in clay and that real crap black soil and they seem really good... ;D
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