Pro-Line X-Maxx Trencher 4.3” tires

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proline trencher 10151 on xmaxx

The ever popular Pro-line Trencher is now available for the Traxxas X-Maxx with their newly announced Pro-Line X-Maxx Trencher 4.3 tires. The Pro-Line Trenchers have long been known for their excellent all-terrain ability that also sport an aggressive look.

The reinforced tire bead fits into a channel on the wheel and the bead-loc screws actually pass through the tire rubber before being pinched by the outer bead-loc ring to create the most secure mounting possible.

pro-line trencher 4.3" 10151

Proline Trencher 4.3 Pro-Loc Features

  • Horizontal H Shaped Tread
  • Over-sized Tread
  • Wider Tire Size
  • Super Soft, Maximum Traction Tire Compound
  • Reinforced Tire Bead
  • Foam Inserts Included
  • Made in the USA

Part number for the 4.3″ Trenchers is: #10151-00 and has a retail price of $55.

For more details check out Pro-Line’s site here. Get more Pro-Line Racing news here.

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  1. Hmmm…the old FLM savage that I never got around to finishing could use some 4.3” tires.
  2. Those would be massive on a savage. Even the 3.8 normal trenchers are pretty big on my flux.

    Granted, mines the shorter version of the truck, like my Savage X. I had a longer savage many years ago and didn’t care for it much. I like the twitchiness of a short wheel base.

  4. WoodiE said

    They would be huge but look mean.
    Click to expand…

    I remember someone on here using HPI 5b tires on their…MGT?, and I’ve wanted to try it since I seen the photo.

    This is what my savage looks like with 3.8” trencher-Xs. I have a set of shocks for it, but I started scavenging parts from it for my scalers, and just haven’t come back to finish it…it might end up being brushless!

  5. The X’s are wider than the non-x’s, but they aren’t as tall. I’ve seen a savage with the CEN genesis wheels/tires on it too. They are pretty big as well.

    5B don’t look that big actually on a savage:

    Then again, those are pretty low profile sidewall tires.

    Xmaxx tires on a revo looks kind of goofy:

    Screen grab from here:

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