bopracer

Hi guy's, what is your favourite truggy tyre and why? What suits most conditions?

rokitman

iTrader: (128)

on the tracks that I run, AKA Cityblocks are the best all around tire.

the hard pack, groove of the tracks makes the tread pattern the best tire choice.

blade954

iTrader: (23)

City block soft

cary

iTrader: (67)

+1 they just work most all the time

awdcameolsx

iTrader: (36)

Silver compound Sweep Exegons will always grab some great traction, clear out well, and are very resistant to traction roll.

drewmugx5t

iTrader: (21)

The only two tires I own for truggy are pink HB megabytes and blue JC crosshairs.

aussies1129

iTrader: (74)

I use the city blocks soft but I really like the look of the proline calibre m3

inferno13

iTrader: (202)

cityblocks
calibers
ibeams........all very good tires in soft or super soft!

jzemaxx

iTrader: (5)

Caliber, for pretty much every surface other then hard packed indoor, then switch to holeshot or gridirons

Frank L

iTrader: (148)

Either cityblock or caliber. If there's a little loose stuff on top then caliber Nd outdoor definatly caliber. The citiblocks defiantly last longer. And both in soft or m3 compound.

madac

iTrader: (1)

Proline Caliber M3's.

pntmachine

I run VP Pro Turbo Tax Ultra Flex which is there soft everywhere and they are awesome.

pickle311

iTrader: (31)

soft city blocks

I've tried several other tires and always end up running these. They work great on pretty much every surface I run on.

lilstewie

iTrader: (9)

I do not run truggy, but my teammate does. I would have to say that the new Square Armour by Sweep seem to be the ticket in almost every condition I have seen. Whether well packed and damp, dry and blown out, or blue groove, his truck works well with them. Sliver (Super Soft) wear real well (better than CityBlocks) and are the ticket for the weather we are having in NoCal right now. Once summer temps and humidity start, go with the Reds (soft).

The Exagons work well too, but he constantly goes back to the Square Armours and has put away his AKA (which he used to swear by) and ProLine brand tires.

Excellent prices too with free shipping (for orders over $25.00) on sweepracingusa.com