bigchang

hey guys !!!
i just want to know what kind of surface the stock tmaxx tires is good to run on?????
i think its the badest tire to make turn.is it good on run on rocks,sand,gravels???
thanks

WartedEmperor

Go and get some road kings by proline.

hotchi1

they are got in sand and mud.they suck preaty much every where else.

looker2756

Proline Bowties seem to be best all around tire for me. I'd look at some & decide. If you run proline tires you HAVE to glue them to the wheels. Bowties rock on road to dirt !! Check out my post on my RCAlloys .21 ext.. It has Bowties on it, just so you can see how they look ...

DurTmaxx

They're at their best on dirt, or slightly muddy gorunds, they suck on pavement(smooth pavement) they work ok on rough or old pavement where the top is no longet smooth and the gravel is showing.

piccorevo

yeah but on pavement the bowties wear down by the second they are too soft for pavement

disasterofdaeast

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is there any way to make the t-maxx stock tires have more grip?

bigchang

switch ur tire so the chevron point back i guess u already know that

hotchi1

cut um

bigchang

how do u have pics??

T-Maxxin88

My Feedback: (1)

don't cut ur tires unless you konw EXACTLY what ur doin

its featured in a RC Action and i decided to try it cuz i was pissed bout the stock tires too.... make sure not to cut too deep

i wound up having to buy new tires (cost me over $100)

maxximum_overdrive

i cut up two sets of road hawg tires two make a rally type tread and they worked great, i cut out every other row on one set and every other lug on the other. the second set worked the best though.

tommythecat

My Feedback: (2)

The stock maxx tires are terrible when they are new. They make the truck ride on the high points on the enda of the chevron treads. This causes the truck to be really squirrely. However, once they are worn down significantly, they work great. I run on pavement a lot, and have managed to wear my stock maxx tires down quite a bit. Now that the chevrons aren't humped up at the outside edge (because I wore them down by running on pavement a lot) they handle great. I would estimate that my stock maxx tires are about 75% worn and are finally handling very very well. once you wear them down, you get more consitent contact area and they also soften up a bit. You can always slice the high spots off of the treads, but it would be really hard to do this evenly. I say take your stock maxx tired to a local paved lot and run em like crazy until you wear the humps off of the corners and then you will have yourself a nice set of tires. Plus its a blast running high speed figure eights in a parking lot all day.