XJ?2010

Pro's, Con's
what do you guys think of this tire?

00XJsport

cons - heavy, hard to balance, street wear for DD, price

pros - great mud tire

muddeprived

Pros: avoid

Cons: avoid


That's my take after having 4 sets of these.


If it's a trail only set, then they will do you fine.

XJ?2010

yeah this would be a daily driver just trying to find a good street friendly MT other than BFG
have been thinking bighorns possibly anyone have expierence with those?

nick_n_ii

Maxxis Big Horns are a great all around. There like a cross between the BFG mt's and MTR's but at a budget price...

http://www.quadratec.com/products/92612_1XX_PG.htm

xjjeepthing

Had them, awesome offroad, horrible on road. Couldnt balance, bad wear

XJ?2010

bighorns or traxas?

00XJsport

bighorns by far

nick_n_ii

I be leave xjjeepthing had the Trxus....

XJ?2010

yeah i read some other reviews seems like the trxas would be trail only if anything and sense these are goin on a DD there out but im now considering Bighorns as a nice alternitive from BFG muds and Mt/r's
just one thing puzzles me tho... where to buy from becouse they will only be a deal if i can get them cheap with low shipping costs and Qtech has pretty high prices

00XJsport

also check into firestone destination m/t, and pro comp m/t...

also i have heard a lot of good things about definity dakota m/t, they are a steal as far as price go, and do well in mud and as a DD, but have a weak sidewall...

muddeprived

Your best bet would be to find a cheap price elsewhere, and then go somewhere locally and have them beat the price.

The trxus tires are interco's attempt to make a road-worthy mud terrain but they still need to do their homework. The tire is a hit or miss to most people who buy it. Sometimes you get a good set, sometimes you get a crappy set. I got one good set out of the 4 that i had on both of my jeeps. Not very lucky.

If you want to save some money, check out www.treadwright.com. They are retreaded tires that have been proven among the jeep community. I haven't heard a bad thing about them, and no they are not related to the tires from semi's that you see along the side of the road. They have a MT/R version that looks pretty much identical to the goodyear tire. Check it out.

xjjeepthing

Truxus , Sorry

nick_n_ii

Check Maxxis's web site they have a dealer locater..

caged

wifey has my old 33 inch trxus on her tj. i had em on my xj for 2 years as a weekend wheeler. she daily driver her tj and wheels it on the weekends.
she still gets through the slop easier without tugging when i have to winch or tug everyone else, including myself. that's with between 40-50% tred left. i run 36 inch irocks at 5psi.
on the rocks, the trxus out does most others too.
yeah, they are tough to balance. i used 13 ounces of copperhead bb's and a shotglass of anifreeze per tire. seemed to help a lot.

i say the trxus, they come siped and the lugs are close enough for a quiet road ride, yet far enough apart to shed the mud to keep you going through the deep stuff. plus i like the looks.
also, for the areas to get the snow/ice, the siping helps keep you on the road.
i'd say it's the best all around tire you can get.

mtr's have no siping and are like a slick tire on the shiny snow/ice.

up here, they are the hottest tire along with the iroks. but it all depends on the terrain/condition you wheel on.