Trimming the stock tires.

[Shawns303]

I wasn't using the stock tires because they were packing up with mud too much. Bored last weekend and figured I would try my hand at my first tire mod. Clipped the little inward facing lug on the inner and outer second row of lugs. What a difference! Not only in clearing out the mud but also the overall bite on everything! Anyone else have any tire mods that work well?

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[Jeepy84]

I wasn't using the stock tires because they were packing up with mud too much. Bored last weekend and figured I would try my hand at my first tire mod. Clipped the little inward facing lug on the inner and outer second row of lugs. What a difference! Not only in clearing out the mud but also the overall bite on everything! Anyone else have any tire mods that work well?

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Thinking about cutting the sidewalls off the KO2s, and the treads off a bunch of Flatirons, and making reasonable facsimile KM2s. Just haven't got around to it yet.

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[cinnabun]

Tire trim looks good.. have been hashing the same idea but decided not to cut mine for the time being

 

[QuesoDelDiablo]

I like it, I've been thinking about trimming mine but I was having trouble deciding on what to trim. I think you just solved my dilemma..

 

[MUF DVR]

What tool did you use to trim? I think it's a wonderful idea and I can see a nice pattern to cut on my stockers. I thought about using the dremel but I would love to hear others methods of completing this procedure.

 

[Shawns303]

Small pair of side cuts.

Like these.

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[Shawns303]

First made these cuts, then clipped the bottoms from the center.

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[cinnabun]

I'm wondering how it would effect if you cut the shoulder lugs in half.. ie they are wishbone shaped lugs with a long leg and short leg.. cutting off the short leg would give you a bigger void between the should lugs