they come in hard soft and medium but that doesnt relate to the compound,soft is for soft terrain and hard is for hard terrain and so on,so you need to get a mixture of the good grip in your chosen terrain as well as long wearing if needed and road legal if needed,those also need to be taken into consideration.sounds like you will need hard tyres
r15,
Nov 9, 6:27pm
michelen MH3, will last amoung the best, and hook up awesome on dirt too. not cheap though you should be able to get one under $150 fitted
cheapies either dont grip, round off or fall to bits. or all of the above.
that said if you need a cheapie try a rinaldo
acecv8,
Feb 13, 4:49am
bridgestone m403 m404 just did desert storm ride lots rocks over there zero punctures they are awesome in the dirt to
Since the public registrations are closed, you must have an invite from a current member to be able to register and post in this thread.
Have an account? Login here.