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does any one hav or had the maxxis trepadors just wondering wat u think of them and wat there like on and off road looking at 35 - 12.5 - 16

As far as I know that size is not available in Aus as yet. 35 12.5R15 is
the closest at around $340.00.
I've sold them and heard back from customers that they are an exceptional
road tyre and they are good for rocks and mud. They are extremely
strong with a new carcas utilizing stainless steel in the belting.
I haven't used them myself as yet, looking forward to it tho.......

can u get them in any 38" sizes??

MUD EMPIRE wrote:As far as I know that size is not available in Aus as yet. 35 12.5R15 is
the closest at around $340.00.
I've sold them and heard back from customers that they are an exceptional
road tyre and they are good for rocks and mud. They are extremely
strong with a new carcas utilizing stainless steel in the belting.
I haven't used them myself as yet, looking forward to it tho.......

Is the tyre in your avatar a radial trep? I understand there is a comp spec bias version as well?

-Stu

thats the bias ply the radials dont have such an agrssive sidewall

Whats available.............

M8060-radial
205R16C.......$190
235-75R15/30-9.5R15........$229
31-10.5R15........$233
35-12.5R15........$340






M8060-bias
37-12.5-17.......$590...(street compound)
40-13.5-17.......$700...(comp compound)
there is a 37 comp compound but not available yet..17"
there is a 37-12.5-16 but not available yet..$490 (comp compound)

rob(Bourbon) runs comp spec on his buggy !!!
thing is , the super stickys werent supplied !!!!
so just waiting for the free replacements to arrive !!!!!

moose wrote:rob(Bourbon) runs comp spec on his buggy !!!
thing is , the super stickys werent supplied !!!!
so just waiting for the free replacements to arrive !!!!!

Is that the buggy that appears on page 15 of the latest Dirt Comp magazine?

that would be the 1 !!!!!

I have the 35"s and they are an awsome tyre on and off road. Off road they grip very well, climb up banks with side wall with ease and no lugs torn off on rough shaily surfaces. On road they are very quiet and handle nicely with light steering. Very happy with them.

Ludacris

wat size are your tyres 35 12.5 on 15 or 16

any sign of 33's or un known

if not i spoze i'll just have 2 think 35's

how much are 38s and are they comp spec or standard by the photos looks like there isnt much side tread in the standards compared to the comp specs is this true

check out this link

http://www.maxxis.com/products/automoti ... sp?id=5485

even Maxxis America doesn't have 33's or 38's, either radial or bias.

The 35 12.5R16 listed is not available in Aus. atm

MUD EMPIRE wrote:Whats available.............

M8060-radial
205R16C.......$190
235-75R15/30-9.5R15........$229
31-10.5R15........$233
35-12.5R15........$340






M8060-bias
37-12.5-17.......$590...(street compound)
40-13.5-17.......$700...(comp compound)
there is a 37 comp compound but not available yet..17"
there is a 37-12.5-16 but not available yet..$490 (comp compound)

MUD EMPIRE,

Are you only a distributor or rep for Maxxis ......are there any deals available .......

Could possibly have a sale of Two sets of stickys in the trepodor range 37" x 17" rim if there available in OZ yet ??.....

Whats the lateral grip like in these, look a bit like claws or perform more like a muddie, normal not comp spec.

Nic

Are the radials directional?

are there any deals available .......

Could possibly have a sale of Two sets of stickys in the trepodor range 37" x 17" rim if there available in OZ yet ??.....

Yes, I sell them. 37 sticky's not available yet. Have a deal going on
Team Mud Rhino for a set of street compound 17's atm.

Whats the lateral grip like in these, look a bit like claws or perform more like a muddie, normal not comp spec

Lateral grip is outstanding on both the radial and the comp tyres. Customers
who have purchaced the radial 35's report exceptional mud traction.

Are the radials directional?

Bias & radial Trep's are directional.....



These tyres are at the cutting edge of new carcas construction tech.
My opinion is that other tyre companies will be playing catch up for some
time to come.......time will tell if I'm right.

Anjy idea how long till they reach our shores ............


although some 40"s could be goer fo me


considering BFG dont want any extra exposure ....surely MAXXIS want some comp exposure its gotta help sales hint hint

Any idea how long till they reach our shores ............

I'm thinking it shouldn't be far away (we've waited long enough).
Aus is at the end of the cue again

I'll try again Monday for more info. Good news is tho, that the
40 13.5 17 & the 37 12.5 16 are "sticky"

I would be interested in 35 12.5 16 if they ever become available

nastytroll wrote:I would be interested in 35 12.5 16 if they ever become available

x2

can now coment on these tyres had some 4 the last menai trip and i went just about every mud puddle (except 1 in mud pit which is mega deep) and it was like the mud wasnt even there and thats no shit they realy are the best ive seen

oh i have 35 12.5 15 on 10's and the hype aint maid up they are great!!!

does the 30 * 9.5 come with white writing on it???

i am definently going to get these as my next tyre no doubt about it.

does the 30 * 9.5 come with white writing on it???

None of the Treps have white lettering....(cause directional)

ahh ok no worries

still want them

MUD EMPIRE wrote:These tyres are at the cutting edge of new carcas construction tech.
My opinion is that other tyre companies will be playing catch up for some
time to come.......time will tell if I'm right.

Why is the carcass special?

Why is the carcass special?

Radials have a unique stainless belting witch eliminates tread
seperation and is also strong enough to withstand puncturing
by stones and stakes.
The bias ply comp sticky is only made in minimum batches of
22 units, ordered from a distributor. The carcas build of these
stickys differs from the bias street compound tyre. Each for
their intended purpose.
So the sticky is built from the ground up to flex, when and where
it's needed, for maximum traction on rock.
The (bias) street tyre is of more use for general purpose 4WDing.

This is the reason that the sticky's are so hard to find...........

Few tyre mobs around the world make tyres in such small batches.
I'd say this makes them "special"

You're right. They are special.

Thanks for this.