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I had the same problem once, ended up sold them for what i could get and went to bfgs. They seem to get worse with time, movement where the bead ring isn't clamping only increases the leakage.
terrabytes are known not to seal with beadlocks.....
not sure if they changed the design lately to thicken the bead area up for improved for use with beadlocks
they are fine without beadlocks
not sure if they changed the design lately to thicken the bead area up for improved for use with beadlocks
they are fine without beadlocks
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Yes. As others have noted, i believe these are very good tires on nonbeadlocks, but a crap shoot on beadlocks.
New 32x10x15 terrabite tires on ITP cyclone 15x7 wheels
Did you have to do anything to the suspension? If not, does it rub anywhere? I've got 30-15x10 Terribite tires and thinking I may go to 32" if there's no issues.
Everything is fine. They fit perfect on my buggy. I went back and forth on 30's or 32's and went with the 32's. Think I'll be glad I did. Friend of mine has same machine only 2019 and he's been running 32's for a while
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fwiw: Bob Farrell has an X. Some 32's rub under some conditions on the X but not on an R (assuming near stock offsets). I could live with lite interference on occasion as long as it wasn't locking up a tire at a bad time. Both of you ride in AZ and ground clearance can be a priority.
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Sta-Flo starch works as a tire sealant. I’ve been using it for about the last 5 years in my tires for dune riding. Prior to the starch I used other sealants like Berrymans or a mixture of Aluma-Seal and radiator coolant. They all work but starch is cheaper.
I picked up a nail on my sand rail tire, pulled the nail out and the starch sealed the leak.
I picked up a nail on my sand rail tire, pulled the nail out and the starch sealed the leak.
Hi all, any reason noboby is running 28's which is stock? Im looking at the Kanati Mongrel in 28's or 30's.Heard from a few stay with 28's since thats what honda developed em with. Stock 2020 talon 4 fox live mostly desert riding with some sharp rocks or sand. Thanks...
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More ground clearance. Taller sidewall less chance of a pinch flat with lower air pressure.
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Yep, the Talon should have come stock with 32’s (and geared for them internally), the new minimum standard IMO. I run 30’s because that’s about max for my extreme elevations, there are times I can barely turn the 30’s, over a vertical step for instance. I’m riding with some guys in Moab and was told the 30’s will cause me some problems. How much remains to be seen but they both came from 30’s, now on 32’s.
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I don't run stock or aftermarket 28s because they look too small and the 4 seaters look even worse with stock tires. I run 30" Kanati Mongrels and I like them so far. A lot of pavement riding and hardly any wear after 2000 miles
