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Tires for competiton??
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22 Jun 2014 18:53 #118367
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Simex Extreme Trekker II is the original tread pattern. All others are copies 
No beadlocks.
I run 235/75/15 on original 5.5" wide alloy wheels. At the winch challenge the tyres were aired down to 1.2 bar of pressure. Worked fine all weekend without any trouble.
No beadlocks.
I run 235/75/15 on original 5.5" wide alloy wheels. At the winch challenge the tyres were aired down to 1.2 bar of pressure. Worked fine all weekend without any trouble.
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23 Jun 2014 09:49 - 23 Jun 2014 09:50 #118419
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Yup
But as I wrote, If you mainly drive in sand, get some BFG KM2's
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Pirate4x4 wrote: So what you are saying Tom is that for exemple a set of 31" Silverstones (a lot lighter that Simex) could work in terrain as you describes??
Yup
But as I wrote, If you mainly drive in sand, get some BFG KM2's
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23 Jun 2014 10:21 #118422
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For mud and the slippery stuff im all for special tracks! The big lugs are easy to clean out with a spin of the wheels! Alot of the comp boys are running maxxis trepadors now days though!
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