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[urbancoyboyja]

What did you do with your old tires?

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I've still got them. I'd like to get rid of them if anybody was interested.

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[Kolton]

I've still got them. I'd like to get rid of them if anybody was interested.

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How much tread is left and how much you need to get for them?

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[urbancoyboyja]

How much tread is left and how much you need to get for them?

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Half trad on back, probably a little less on the fronts. I'd like to get $120..

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[urbancoyboyja]

I have to say I’m a little disappointed in the terrabites. I haven’t ran them too much, maybe 50 miles. I should have went with something for softer terrain and maybe a more cleaning pattern. I’m in WV and over on the farm we have a lot of leaf covered, damp hills. I’m used to creeping around over there checking trail cams, going to treestands and such. They are just balling up in mid and leaves. I was concerned about that but with the rave reviews on here I thought id give them a try. I’m running about 12 lbs of air in them.

Anybody have any recommendations for what I might do with pressure and such to get the performance I’m looking for out of the terrabites? I have aired them down and it helped a little, but not much.

My brother put a set of GBC dirt tamers on his Teryx. Kind of a bighorn knock off. I maybe in the market for something like that. I love the ride quality and longevity of the terrabites.




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[urbancoyboyja]

I have to say I’m a little disappointed in the terrabites. I haven’t ran them too much, maybe 50 miles. I should have went with something for softer terrain and maybe a more cleaning pattern. I’m in WV and over on the farm we have a lot of leaf covered, damp hills. I’m used to creeping around over there checking trail cams, going to treestands and such. They are just balling up in mid and leaves. I was concerned about that but with the rave reviews on here I thought id give them a try. I’m running about 12 lbs of air in them.

Anybody have any recommendations for what I might do with pressure and such to get the performance I’m looking for out of the terrabites? I have aired them down and it helped a little, but not much.

My brother put a set of GBC dirt tamers on his Teryx. Kind of a bighorn knock off. I maybe in the market for something like that. I love the ride quality and longevity of the terrabites.




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And yes, I knew they weren’t a mud tire but I’m not talking about knee deep stuff here. Typical eastern wooded farm.


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[JTW]

And yes, I knew they weren’t a mud tire but I’m not talking about knee deep stuff here. Typical eastern wooded farm.


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How much have you aired them down? 12 is waaay too much. And if you’re just creeping you’re not cleaning the tread. Like you said... they’re not a mud tire. I found a certain consistency mud that they don’t like.. but otherwise they do fine.

 

[urbancoyboyja]

How much have you aired them down? 12 is waaay too much. And if you’re just creeping you’re not cleaning the tread. Like you said... they’re not a mud tire. I found a certain consistency mud that they don’t like.. but otherwise they do fine.

I had them down to 8 psi and it helped. I want sure about going any lower than that.

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[Delton]

Leaves really screw them up. Acts like cement holding mud in the tread. I run 14psi on or offroad and ive been very happy with them. Try some wheel speed when in mud. As for leaves, not much you can do about that.

 

[Delton]

You can see how packed mine are with leaves and mud. They still handled this trail well. This is right before dragons back and it was a mess after all that rain.

 

[urbancoyboyja]

You can see how packed mine are with leaves and mud. They still handled this trail well. This is right before dragons back and it was a mess after all that rain.
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Yea. I’m gonna run them with 12 and see how they do not creeping around during hunting season. May end up getting another set of tires for that. I need to get them out on the trails and see how I like them.


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[Delton]

Yea. I’m gonna run them with 12 and see how they do not creeping around during hunting season. May end up getting another set of tires for that. I need to get them out on the trails and see how I like them.


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Ive only had a couple situations where they really failed me so i cant complain. My poor ole blackwater evos are gonna get dryrotted from lack of use lol

 

[urbancoyboyja]

How much have you aired them down? 12 is waaay too much. And if you’re just creeping you’re not cleaning the tread. Like you said... they’re not a mud tire. I found a certain consistency mud that they don’t like.. but otherwise they do fine.

How much air you run in yours?

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[Smitty335]

How much air you run in yours?

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8 PSI, seems to work well in the rocks pushing it, HA!

 

[JTW]

How much air you run in yours?

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10 and it was too much

 

[Smitty335]

10 and it was too much

I agree!

 

[Boss0144]

How low of pressure do you think is ok on standard (non- beadlock) wheels?? I’m asking specifically for Terrabites? The sidewalls seem pretty stiff and I don’t really see much difference in performance between like 18psi down to 10psi. I’m a little uncomfortable going less......

Thanks!


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[Smitty335]

How low of pressure do you think is ok on standard (non- beadlock) wheels?? I’m asking specifically for Terrabites? The sidewalls seem pretty stiff and I don’t really see much difference in performance between like 18psi down to 10psi. I’m a little uncomfortable going less......

Thanks!


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If i do some serous rock crawling I go down to 6 PSI, standard riding 8 PSI and not a flat yet.

 

[urbancoyboyja]

How low of pressure do you think is ok on standard (non- beadlock) wheels?? I’m asking specifically for Terrabites? The sidewalls seem pretty stiff and I don’t really see much difference in performance between like 18psi down to 10psi. I’m a little uncomfortable going less......

Thanks!


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That's why I didn't go less than 8. I don't have bead locks either......

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[Smitty335]

That's why I didn't go less than 8. I don't have bead locks either......

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I have bead locks, so I see your point.

 

[Boss0144]

Thanks guys. I guess I'll shoot for 8 or more. At 10, I can't even see a visual difference in the sidewall, so it seems like I could let a little more out.