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tongyun
09-24-2009, 02:35 PM
Are the factory tires sufficient for handling rough terrain or would you buy different tires? For example, if you knew you were going to be in mud a lot, what kind of tires would you use?
buffaloman
09-28-2009, 08:07 AM
I like the ITP mud lites. I put some on last year and they improved the traction all around, mud, rock and loose dirt/gravel. The factory paddle type are good in the sand and thats where the mud lites didnt work as well.
tongyun
09-28-2009, 02:46 PM
I've seen those tires before. The treads look like they can take on just about any type of surface and eat it up.
joe atkins
10-21-2009, 05:34 AM
At this time i'm running a set of ITP Blackwater's on the rear.they are working good, I tryed them for the sand i was riding in because I could drop the air to 3 or 4 psi. But they are 6 ply But, on the road & rocks they are wearing fast! On the fronts I'm trying a set of Bighorn's 8 ply. They are nice. Also I'm running all 4 on rhino rims. I'm sure i will put a set of Bighorn's on the rear soon. And the stock Tomcar tires I use for rocks, they are 10 ply.Less flats that way.(rears only) I use a front for a spair.
naturelover
10-25-2009, 09:22 PM
I found from the home website that they do great after sales service and that to on site. So, I don't think you will find any problem even if something goes wrong during your trip.
raymail
01-16-2010, 04:29 AM
Just imagie tractor tyres to the tomcar.. I believe that wud be best for farmersto plogh small fields..isnt it good?
joe atkins
01-21-2010, 11:49 AM
I'm runing all 4 Bighorns now, And they are working great so far.
julianne
03-07-2010, 07:41 AM
I'm runing all 4 Bighorns now, And they are working great so far.
Hey Joe! How are you? I just want ask what would be the lifespan of your 4 Bighorns. When do you think it will last. Because I want to be practical nowadays. I want to buy something that even if the price is quite high at least I can use it for a long span of time.
beavver
03-08-2010, 04:46 AM
I don't really change my tires at all. I find my current standard Tomcar tires to be alright with any kind of terrain anyway. And it would be more expensive and more time consuming if I buy a lot of other tires.
julianne
03-08-2010, 10:15 AM
I don't really change my tires at all. I find my current standard Tomcar tires to be alright with any kind of terrain anyway. And it would be more expensive and more time consuming if I buy a lot of other tires.
That would be a great idea too. Nowadays, vehicle owners must be practical in many ways. Maybe you should buy a reserve tire in case of trouble or emergency incidents that may happen.
joe atkins
03-09-2010, 06:54 AM
Hey Joe! How are you? I just want ask what would be the lifespan of your 4 Bighorns. When do you think it will last. Because I want to be practical nowadays. I want to buy something that even if the price is quite high at least I can use it for a long span of time.
I think the lifespan of the tires will be based on hoe you drive the car. I'm hard on my car. that's why I got a tomcar. the trails are nice but , rocks are fun. So far the bighorns are working great, and are wearing good. later.
Paul Askren
07-05-2011, 02:43 PM
Are the rihno rims as dureable as the tomcar rim? do you have a part # and a place to get those types of rims for the tomcar? I need rims bad steel and dureable type, the ones i have leak preety bad and are beat up. let me know when you can please.
joe atkins
07-06-2011, 08:22 PM
Paul Askren: Sofar the Rihno rims are doing fine. Did get a set of deeper off set rims for the rears. The Bighorn tires are great. I got the spacers at Toy junkies. With the spacers you can uses any 4/110 rim. But, you can fix the Tomcar. And any 12" tire will fit on them. Good luck.
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