Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler Get any runtime on them yet, svt? Really tempted to buy a set |
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Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler I'm curious about these but I like the width and look of the Axials sooo much more... |
Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler I don't get why more people aren't running these? They look awesome IMO. I'd really like to hear some review on how they compare to the other similar sized tires: Hyrax, TSL XL, RBXL. Anyone able to give some feedback? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler Krawlers are my go to comp tire right now when its dry or dry/wet mix on slick rock. I still use Hyrax on wet only. If rock is good and soil is minimal I use Rc4wd Compass. Those are my current tires that go with me every event. |
Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler We run on real dirt and sandstone, this tire has become my favorite. seems to me to be every bit as good as the Hryax but looks so much better. I have them on my Axial Blazer and they performed just as good and pulled all the same lines as my friends truck with portal axels and Hyrax tires with lots of other mods. |
Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler Im hoping like crazy they release the Krawler in predator compound! Love the Krawlers! |
Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler Wait you are running 4.25 foams in a 4.75 tire? how do they perform? Have I been running the wrong size in them, I've been running the 4.50 dual stage. Quote:
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Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler great looking truck, the wheels and tires really set it off |
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Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler I need to get more of these. Pretty happy with them so far. |
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Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler Im running 4.5 mediums all round as the car has a bit of weight to it. Could possibly get away with 4.75 soft all round too. |
Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler Please Proline....please make the Krawler in Predator compound and 4.19". PLEASE! |
Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler Predator compound is out now. https://www.prolineracing.com/tires/...ruck-tires.asp Not sure about the 4.19 size though. Would be sweet though |
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The Krawler is my favourite tire design but it's just too big for my rig. |
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PB rockbeast in 4.5 looks and works great - pic below. They all grip pretty well, so rig setup and balance is a bigger factor. And driver skill. ;-) Basically stock, except for the tires, and some added wheel weights...this thing really climbs - way beyond what I would have guessed. I have the tires this thread is based on - they're fine...nothing special. I still think the Hyrax out-grips them all. And the new predator compound is so soft the tires just shred - I have the TSL's and they're shedding rubber every run. http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3...20Cars/008.jpg |
Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler I’d buy a set of 4.19 Krawlers if they came out. 4.75 is just too big for my TJ. |
Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler I need a set of these for 4.19 4.75 and 5.75 :mrgreen: |
Re: Pro-Line 1.9 BFG Krawler I love these tires on my trx4 bronco. The look is very scale, they grip very well. I’ve been running trails mostly with this truck, lots of rain lately and falling leaves/pine needles. But they grip everything and get the truck up everything I come across. Would net hesitate buying a set. If you like the look of them, just buy them, they’ll perform as well as they look I’m running the CI double deuce 1.9 xl single stage comp cut foams in the front and the CI lil nova 4.5” comp cut inners with medium outers in the rear. I do a lot of side billing and was worried about tire food with the heavier rig but have no problem with this set up. I think the 4.25” foams would be a bit too soft for a trx4 though. I also vent my tires so that’s a factor too. Ben |
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