Tire Question

[FLATTOP]

I am looking at getting this type tire soon and wondered the difference between them and want your input on the two

Pro-Line Maxx Mulcher or Panther Meat Grinder

Just by looks, they seem to be very similar.

 

[Hunter]

I've never run the Meat Grinders so I wont say anything about them, but the Multchers work great on loose dirt.

 

[SkyMaxx]

Concur with Hunter. The mulchers are great on loose dirt. They also handle grass pretty well. If you want a good all terrain tire, try the ProLine Maxx Mashers. I run them and love 'em. They handle all terrain conditions about equally and handle them well. I've even run them on the street a couple of times when I was too lazy to change over to my street tires. They didn't miss a beat.

Just my thoughts...

 

[FastEddy]

:stupid: Both of them.

 

[Hunter]

Originally posted by FastEddy
:stupid: Both of them.

Your by yourself:trout:

 

[El Pirata]

Originally posted by SkyMaxx
Concur with Hunter. The mulchers are great on loose dirt. They also handle grass pretty well. If you want a good all terrain tire, try the ProLine Maxx Mashers. I run them and love 'em. They handle all terrain conditions about equally and handle them well. I've even run them on the street a couple of times when I was too lazy to change over to my street tires. They didn't miss a beat.

Just my thoughts...

I second using the mashers.

 

[NCNitro]

I use the Mashers too, they are a great all terrain tire, I love mine!

 

[Çh®i§tiªñ]

Mulchers are my favorite.

 

[FastEddy]

As we all know, it cost well over $100.00 for a new set of tires, wheels and foam inserts. I have 3 sets of tires and wheels. For everyday bashing I still use the stock tires. Spend the $18.00 or so and get a set of Trinity foam inserts; they make all the difference in the world.
For loose or loamy surfaces I use the Mulchers again with Trinity foam. For a more packed track I use a set of worn out Mulchers with stock TRX foam inserts.

For fun try taking a roto tool to your stock tires and grind a pattern into the lugs. I have seen some nice work done this way and its cheep. You can get stock tires on e-bay for as little as $10.00 a set.

 

[FLATTOP]

I kinda figured the Pro-Line tires were the better of the two. thx guy's for the input