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The limitations of All Terrain tyres.....are the muds the solution?

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18 Jan 2015 23:00 #135474 by hunter1084

Replied by hunter1084 on topic The limitations of All Terrain tyres.....are the muds the solution?

Massive difference between Muds and A/Ts that its hard to compare them. But wet grass can be anyones worst nightmare no matter what tyre you are running its just slippery.

You will find the Muds will leave less of a mess in the paddocks as you wont have to be trying to find traction all the time

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18 Jan 2015 23:04 #135475 by jonesyba420

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Wet grass has similar traction to ice lol!!

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19 Jan 2015 00:34 #135479 by minibbb

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Thank you all, confirms my thoughts then! Interesting that wet grass is a bugger regardless of the tyre choice!

Some of the muddy parts there- especially the gateways between fields looked bloody challenging too- I wasn't brave enough to try those on my own!

I think I'll try and get the KM2s as soon as I can afford to and keep the grabbers in reserve for the snow as know they're better than the muds there.

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19 Jan 2015 23:43 #135533 by kirkynut

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minibbb wrote: Thank you all, confirms my thoughts then! Interesting that wet grass is a bugger regardless of the tyre choice!

Some of the muddy parts there- especially the gateways between fields looked bloody challenging too- I wasn't brave enough to try those on my own!

I think I'll try and get the KM2s as soon as I can afford to and keep the grabbers in reserve for the snow as know they're better than the muds there.

I wouldn't say that the grabbers are much better in the snow than the KM2's so if the grabbers have good tread I'd sell them to recoup some of the money for the KM2's back.

I did the 2 sets of tyres thing and found that you don't change them as it's a hassle.

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19 Jan 2015 23:59 #135534 by TomDK

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No matter what M/T tyres you go for, get them siped. Makes them much better in the snow.
I'd still get the KM2, siped

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20 Jan 2015 11:45 #135547 by minibbb

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Sounds sensible Kirkynut- I'll set them as a set with the wheels as fancy some new modulars with a better offset.
That's a good idea Tom, do places do that then? I hadn't heard of it before so looked on Google

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