Pro Comp Mud Terrains?
05-25-2002, 01:01 PM
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Pro Comp Mud Terrains?
what you think about these rubbers? theyre goin on sale soon at 4WP, so might take advantage of the deal. can anyone vouch for its performance on and off road, in the rain, and the noise level???
05-25-2002, 01:56 PM
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that deal at 4wheel parts is very tempting. buy 3 and get one free, cant beat that. Anyways, from what i hear, they are not great off road. They flex OK over rocks and such, but they get clogged with mud really easy, and they dont clean real well. They are ok on road, and i think the the noise level is also just OK. The deal is really really good, so i dont know. BTW i think those 2 12's should drown out any road noise.
05-25-2002, 07:40 PM
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Originally posted by hawkdog21
BTW i think those 2 12's should drown out any road noise.
BTW i think those 2 12's should drown out any road noise.
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I vote that you buy them and report your findings. Pro Comp has a bit of a reputation of being a budget wheeler's brand. Their lifts, shocks, springs, etc. are cheaper than some other alternatives but also not as good. I tend to think their tires may be the same way. The sidewalls look weak to me compared to those of proven tires like Goodyear MTRs ($$$) and BF Goodrich MTs or ATs ($). I'll never buy tires without substantial sidewall lugs again. 95% of trail flats I have seen have been due to sidewall punctures. The other 5% have been bead seal issues which arent the tire's fault.
There are other issues to consider like road hazard warantee and expected treadlife that I have not seen any info on. Its hard to find concrete data on these things. Magazine reviews are paid for by advertisements, if you see a good review of any product and and ad for the same product in the same rag, BEWARE, the info in the review is likely not very credible. I suspect they are made of a softer compound which will grip well but wear faster also. We need a good long term, unbiased evaluation to make informed decisions on unproven products like PC MT tires. You seem like the perfect candidate Mr. AllOtherNames, let us know how they work.
There are other issues to consider like road hazard warantee and expected treadlife that I have not seen any info on. Its hard to find concrete data on these things. Magazine reviews are paid for by advertisements, if you see a good review of any product and and ad for the same product in the same rag, BEWARE, the info in the review is likely not very credible. I suspect they are made of a softer compound which will grip well but wear faster also. We need a good long term, unbiased evaluation to make informed decisions on unproven products like PC MT tires. You seem like the perfect candidate Mr. AllOtherNames, let us know how they work.
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actually, ive decided to go for some dueler MTs. i think these are gonna be way better. i dont have time to test out different tires, i need em now, and i only wanna buy em one time.
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