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I would drive it and see what it needs first. Tires will depend on your terrain. I don't have a Pro 4, but I am sure someone will chime in.
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Welcome in @BSjava716 , a lot of folks ask after purchasing a new rig is what should I upgrade?
I am a firm believer in, run it until it breaks and then upgrade. Why change something if we don't know if it doesn't work yet?
I would run the tires that comes with it and then go with something else if they don't perform up to your standards.
I am a firm believer in, run it until it breaks and then upgrade. Why change something if we don't know if it doesn't work yet?
I would run the tires that comes with it and then go with something else if they don't perform up to your standards.
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Welcome aboard! 
I'm a firm believer in wearing out the parts it came with before you upgrade, heck you already paid for them. As far as what to have in reserve? Tires are always a good choice, but every rig is different, if you buy a bunch of spares, those are the parts that won't break. 
None of these rules apply to Crawlers though, they need to be upgraded just because!
I'm a firm believer in wearing out the parts it came with before you upgrade, heck you already paid for them. As far as what to have in reserve? Tires are always a good choice, but every rig is different, if you buy a bunch of spares, those are the parts that won't break. None of these rules apply to Crawlers though, they need to be upgraded just because!
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None of these rules apply to Crawlers though, they need to be upgraded just because!
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