Tmaxx wheels/tires

[flandersander]

So I was thinking of getting some mulchers. I would like to fit them on my stock rims, would that work? Or are the stock 40 series? http://www.prolineracing.com/p-296-mulcher.aspx

 

[olds97_lss]

They will fit the stock 2.5 maxx rims. I have a set. They are way too much traction on grass... pretty good on really loose loamy stuff though.

 

[flandersander]

Those are the rims I have. What do you mean by TOO MUCH traction? What about "loamy" not farmiliar with that one.

 

[CharliesTheMan]

loamy is a dirt condition, like when you're running on a track that is packed kinda hard, and the loose dirt on top breaks up while racing and just provides a layer of loose dirt to sling around, kinda like a clay with a "sandy loam" mixture, thats what I call loamy.

 

[olds97_lss]

With those tires, in grass, you almost have to come to a complete stop to turn or you roll over. I had them on my aftershock with 1/2 off set RPM rims. It handles much better than a maxx in stock form, but with that combo, it would traction roll really easy when turning.

 

[flandersander]

thats alright. I have been warned. but I will still get them.

 

[olds97_lss]

They are worth having just for pictures... they make a truck look extra ornery.

 

[flandersander]

I was thinking wheelie power. So are these good tires for gravely roads and grassy areas and dirt?

 

[HDperformance]

What is a good tire for grass? The stockers aren't good for much of anything other then making it look like a monster truck.

 

[olds97_lss]

I like the stockers for grass... they don't cause you to roll as easily when turning. If you want something that is normal sized (standard MT like stock maxx wheels) that is good for general bashing, the losi zombie maxx's are my next favorite. Too soft for concrete as they would get chewed up pretty quick, but they are really good pretty much anywhere else.

 

[GH Racing]

yea it'll fit