Class 1 Tire Recommendations
 

Prefer to hear about tires that work with 1.9 wheels ...since that what I already have:shock:

Re: Class 1 Tire Recommendations
 

I'm a big fan of the Proline TSL Swampers. Great performers in wet and dry.

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I'm a big fan of the flash points, and MTZ's. The 1.55 growlers are also solid but you have to stretch them.

Those fall under C2.

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Love Flashpoints and the MTZ, Baja Claws or Growlers are all great tires for class 1 just depends what look you want.

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I know a guy in our local club is really liking the genius tires as well. He seems to do well with them but I have no first hand experience with them.


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I've had really good experience with the genius ignorante. I run them on my tf2. http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...145f6465aa.jpg

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Really? I was pretty sure the regular ones meet C1 since they're only 4.2" tall. Guess I better double check the specs before I show up at the next comp!



***EDIT***
I just went and checked, indeed highmark is correct. The swampers are 4.3"tall which puts them out of C1. I had somehow gotten it in my head that they were 4.2"..

My bad.

Re: Class 1 Tire Recommendations
 

Class 1 max tire size = 4.19, thus 4.2 is out as well (in SORRCA sanctioned events). Local clubs may allow 4.2 tires.

I wasn't sure if you were correcting yourself on the rules, or the TSL size.

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With the right foams (CI) the mtz is a great tire.
I also have used the RC4WD Dick Cepek Mud country tires. They are by far my favorite, scale looks and grip.
Video from awhile back.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IIqvR2bOtk

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I have had great luck with the MTZ and 1.7 IROKS

Both get better with time.

The new PB AT looks promising too"thumbsup"

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Rc4wd Baja claws (4.19 not the ttc) ssx2 compound are great.

Rc4wd 1.7 iroks ssx2 compound fit on 1.9 wheels and are the tallest tires available in class 1 and a great tire.

Pitbull 1.55 growlers are great, but I've never stretched them onto a 1.9.

Voodoo has a 3 4.19 tires coming soon for a 1.9 wheel also.

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i have the rc4wd 1.9 mtz's and really like them.

the new 4.19 klrs look really nice, and where the heck are the 4.19 rockbeasts? HMMM?

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I have the MTZ's and Growlers with CI foams they are both badass tires.

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RC4WD 1.9 Sem Limites are a decent tire with proper foams.

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I have these coming in tomorrow Pit Bull A/T Hardcore. I will report back after I use them later this week. Specs say 4.05X1.25 1.9. I am slowly converting my SCX10 ii to class 1.


-M

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So stretched tires are acceptable for c1? It says no tire mods so I wasn't sure if that meant you couldn't stretch them (hoping to stretch some 1.55s onto a set of 1.7 wheels) I'm very much newb-tastic to any comp stuff especially c1 lol

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As long as the tire is a legal class 1 tire wheel size doesn't matter. Tire mods are referring to removing lugs, cutting the tire etc.

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I'm casting another vote for the RC4WD Mickey Thompson Baja Claws with Crawler Innovations foams. I have them on my rig and it does better than I ever expected with small tires, I can do things that I have never done before with larger tires and surprise people every time we go out.

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I love the RC4WD 106mm Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ's. Especially when a little worn out (well all tires start working well when lugs start to round out).

Today 4 hours of trail riding at +2 °C (just above freezing point), and they performed flawlessly. Rig weights 4,5 kg with battery. 1.9" Pit Bull Rock Beast II foams inside. Works really, really well.