Sorry, I have to ask

[cvec7]

Ok, first off I'd like to say I did a search first and didn't come up w/ anything useful.

I need a good tire that works on all surfaces. At the track I'm going to be racing at, it has all types of surfaces, loamy, loose, hard-packed, ect. No pics of track available. The track owner says people have been using pins, big-lugs, knuckles, mug shots, ofna x='s, and dirtyharry's and a few others, and that no one has really settled on a tire yet tho.... The owner likes the ofna X='s best.
Here's the tires I'm considering:
X='s
knuckles 2.0
moabs

Sorry I'm asking the question that's been asked 100000000000000000000000 times before

Thank you very much in advance!

 

[itsme]

I personally can vouch for the knuckles good all around tire for multiple surfaces.

 

[CorradoPsi]

panther komodo 2's in soft compound.

 

[Revo Rancher]

Knuckles 2.0. Never found a track they did not like. I use them on my Thunder Tiger. Pins are best on certain tracks. but if you have an undecided track, here's my vote.

 

[psunitro]

K 2's, or Knuckles.

 

[rbmaxxbasher]

knuckles

 

[Plaidfish]

panther step pins.....med...the nipples flex and grip on th ehard stuff and the pins dig into the looser stuff.....I haven't swapped tires in about 4 days at the track now and have seen every surface condition so far......

 

[ImBroken]

PM me, I have a set of Knuckles I will sell ya if interested... I'll be on later tonight..

 

[studcow00]

the X,= came on my rig, nice and grippy, like math class

 

[cvec7]

Thanks for all the replies. I'll probably go w/ the knuckles seeing as how most on here reccomend them.

IMB, you got PM!

 

[mx125]

panther camelions soft compound is an excellent tire.

hey cvec7, did you try the 20 degree c-hub?

 

[cvec7]

Nope, runnin it box stock.

 

[mx125]

you should also try the 20 degree hubs, they run around 10$ @ the lhs and the upper arms run about $6, the buggy feels better when it comes out the turns, smooth and easier to handle, around 90% of the hyper7 buggies at the local tracks are running 20 degree hubs.