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which is best

CREEPYS
20
21%
IROCKS
6
6%
CLAWS
21
22%
TLS
12
13%
KRAWLERS
14
15%
OTHERS
21
22%
 
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wet rock tyres

Post by frp88 »

o.k this is to see which is the best wet tyres on rocks pleases vote and give reason
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Post by -Mandy- »

I didn't vote....cos you need to put in TSL's (not TLS's) ;)

But I will go with the TSL's, mainly cos i run them and Rodney ran them on the buggie and every opinion will only be that of what the individual currently runs on their vehicle...so i vote TSL's ;) :armsup:

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Post by Daisy »

blue label 37" krawlers suck on wet rock i know this coz i run them on my buggy. Red label might be a different story.. i guess we'll know soon enough.

sticky mickeys are awesome on wet rock.

TSL's work well - ran em on my GQ ages ago.

MTR's arnt too bad... they will grip eventually when smoked up.
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Post by Turoa »

so are MTR's good on rock (if you have horsies)
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Post by redzook »

i like my krawlers on wet rock id say better then the mtr's i had

one tire that i think is a pos on wet rocks is iroks
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Post by redzook »

Turoa wrote:so are MTR's good on rock (if you have horsies)
u can smoke tires with a 1.3 suzuki motor you dont need horses
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Post by frp88 »

-Mandy- wrote:I didn't vote....cos you need to put in TSL's (not TLS's) ;)

But I will go with the TSL's, mainly cos i run them and Rodney ran them on the buggie and every opinion will only be that of what the individual currently runs on their vehicle...so i vote TSL's ;) :armsup:

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Post by Rhett »

I know not many ppl use them or probly like them but boff luved his ground hags on the wet rock
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Post by Emo »

I have no idea. My BFG M/T's get used for everything.
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Post by -Mandy- »

The claws are in the lead with 0 :?

Tony smoked up the BFG's at Battle Of The Codes last year. That was probably teh most impressive smoke up i've ever seen in a comp ;)
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Post by hokey »

I voted other but i don't have a tyre brand sorry. i just did it to see what the votes were :lol:
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Post by antt »

xterrains FTW :armsup:
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Post by ISUZUROVER »

I have been very impressed with MTRs on wet rock. But that is not to say that ther tyres aren't better.
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Post by frp88 »

-Mandy- wrote:The claws are in the lead with 0 :?

Tony smoked up the BFG's at Battle Of The Codes last year. That was probably teh most impressive smoke up i've ever seen in a comp ;)
i must say that i find that a bit strange :shock:
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Post by beebee »

Rhett wrote:I know not many ppl use them or probly like them but boff luved his ground hags on the wet rock
Yep - Boofs Hawgs were pretty awesome on wet rock. Unfortunately, they're useless for anything else!
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Post by GUEEY »

Had creepys 2 years ago in vic.
were un heard of back then, great grip due to soft compond, shithouse on the road due to bad crowning on a 8 inch rim.
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Post by CHOPZUKI »

mtrs are the best ive used on wet and dry rock :cool: cant believe you didnt add them to the list :shock: tsls are good in wet dirt :lol:
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Post by N*A*M »

yep worn iroks struggle on wet rock
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Post by ljxtreem »

Sticky creepys are the poo on wet rock, didnt see petes tyres spin all weekend at Ozrock yea, My non stickys seemed to be Ok, If they were sliping I was doing something stupid, I did lots of stupid :armsup: :armsup: :D

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Post by evanstaniland »

does anyone know how the boggers go???

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Post by dave »

Sticky Claws are the best i have driven on in the wet but i would say the Mtrs are not that far behind them, i can't coment on others as i hav'nt driven on them.
Sorry BFG muds suck TSL's are not to bad once really worn in.
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Post by Ruffy »

-Mandy- wrote:I didn't vote....cos you need to put in TSL's (not TLS's) ;)

But I will go with the TSL's, mainly cos i run them and Rodney ran them on the buggie and every opinion will only be that of what the individual currently runs on their vehicle...so i vote TSL's ;) :armsup:

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Post by Ruffy »

CREEPYS
19% [ 9 ]
IROCKS
8% [ 4 ]
CLAWS
17% [ 8 ]
TLS
13% [ 6 ]
KRAWLERS
15% [ 7 ]
OTHERS
26% [ 12 ]
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Post by not not »

I was so impressed with the claws in the comp spec compound at BOTC I went out and bought a set and still dont regret it. And ill be for shore getting another set.
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Post by zer0 »

my vote would have to go to goodyear mtr's
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Post by frp88 »

well thanks for the 69 votes and i guess mtr should have been included i didn't put boggers or simex in cause they are a soft terrain tyre.But it looks to me MICKEY is the winner :smilecolros:
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Post by redzook »

frp88 wrote:well thanks for the 69 votes and i guess mtr should have been included i didn't put boggers or simex in cause they are a soft terrain tyre.But it looks to me MICKEY is the winner :smilecolros:
most people that voted for mickey thompsons were probally talking about the compspec ones

there is no comparison between them and regular mickey thompsons
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Post by Troll00 »

Mickey T's I run both 37 comp spec on the buggy and on the GU 33" claws and have had most other brands and you can not beat them in my view, the claws on my GU are great in the wet on the road and rock, mud etc
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Post by ISUZUROVER »

evanstaniland wrote:does anyone know how the boggers go???

Evan...
Dave (beebee) is the expert on boggers...
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Post by beebee »

ISUZUROVER wrote:
evanstaniland wrote:does anyone know how the boggers go???

Evan...
Dave (beebee) is the expert on boggers...
After about 3 years of competitive driving in lots of different terrains, I'm yet to find any terrain where I am unhappy with the boggers - except road that is!

I have tried:
Simex JT2
Simex Extreme Treckers
Goodyear MTR
BFG Mud Terrain
BFG Krawler (Blue Label)
Mickey Thompson Baja Claws

And I'm still using the Boggers :D

That being said, our rockcrawler will be running Red Label BFG Krawlers. They're meant to be the poo on rock so I guess I'll find out.

All that I know about them so far is they're not cheap :roll:
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