Anyone have them? Where do they do best and worst? How do they ride? Are they a stiff tire? Do they last?
Thanks!
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The rim guard is what drew me to these tires, as it extends about a 1/4 inch past the outside of the rim!!! Great design! And price wise, Rocky Mtn. sells these between $48 and $75 a tire depending on size! Looks like a winner in many ways....MrPolaris wrote:Those tires look decently meaty compared to the tires that ken rides with. I was trying to get a view of what there rim savers they had look like, but cannot seem to tell.
They look to be going for about 115-120 a tire, which seems to be for just the tires, not for a set of rims as well, but I could be wrong on that one . . .
I also noticed that the 25 and 26" tires have the same tread depth is 1.08, while the 27s had 1.18, but that is a whole lot of tire to go to (the 27"s).
One thing that I noticed with the Mud lites that I used to have is that little groove they had in the lugs, similar to what these have, filled with mud and crap, so they really did no good for the tire, plus as old trucks pointed out, they seem to wear down a lot faster, but these grooves they have are a little smaller so maybe it will not make a difference in this situation.
is that for the tire or for the tire and rim? I was not able to see how this rim guard was set up. do you have any pictures that show how this sytem might work?Rider11x wrote: The rim guard is what drew me to these tires, as it extends about a 1/4 inch past the outside of the rim!!! Great design! And price wise, Rocky Mtn. sells these between $48 and $75 a tire depending on size! Looks like a winner in many ways....
The rim guard does two thingsMrPolaris wrote:
is that for the tire or for the tire and rim? I was not able to see how this rim guard was set up. do you have any pictures that show how this sytem might work?
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