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alien
Joined: Wed Mar 24, 2010 10:30 pm Posts: 16343 Location: Perth
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MacDaddy wrote: Been lookin at getting some more aggressive AT's, or some MT's for my GV... get the new bighorn 764... perfect AT/MT tyre IMO: 
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Mattmorgo

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Joined: Fri May 15, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 464 Location: Southside Brisbane- the best side of the river
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Blkfxx wrote: Mattmorgo wrote: Can anybody remember the tire website that people were looking at ordering some from the us last year? I've searched and can't find it http://www.tirerack.com/ ? That's what I thought it was but in sure they were a maxxis supplier
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ZookFan
Joined: Mon Feb 14, 2011 6:19 am Posts: 3978 Location: Brisbane,samford,QLD
Vehicle: 92 Sierra Tin Top, 3 X LJ 81's
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Alien the 764 Bighorn looks like a Full on muddie to me.. Looks a little like the old Good Year Wrangler MTR'S
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Highway-Star
Joined: Thu Apr 30, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 4109 Location: Ipswich
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OK, I had a fellow tell me last weekend that apparently Maxxis are either starting to make or are going to make a sticky 35" tyre. I have been googling, and failing.... Does anyone know anymore about this? rumour or reality?
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Mattmorgo

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Joined: Fri May 15, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 464 Location: Southside Brisbane- the best side of the river
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Highway-Star wrote: OK, I had a fellow tell me last weekend that apparently Maxxis are either starting to make or are going to make a sticky 35" tyre. I have been googling, and failing.... Does anyone know anymore about this? rumour or reality? That's what I'm trying to find aswell but I saw the size in a 33.5
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ZookFan
Joined: Mon Feb 14, 2011 6:19 am Posts: 3978 Location: Brisbane,samford,QLD
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You thinking of putting some on Anita 
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Mattmorgo

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Joined: Fri May 15, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 464 Location: Southside Brisbane- the best side of the river
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Highway-Star
Joined: Thu Apr 30, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 4109 Location: Ipswich
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Mattmorgo wrote: Highway-Star wrote: OK, I had a fellow tell me last weekend that apparently Maxxis are either starting to make or are going to make a sticky 35" tyre. I have been googling, and failing.... Does anyone know anymore about this? rumour or reality? That's what I'm trying to find aswell but I saw the size in a 33.5 33.5 would probably be a 255/85-16 which they do make a couple of tyres in (bighorn and creepy). Just want to find out if they are making/ going to make them in the sticky compound. I somehoe doubt a phone call to Maxxis Australia will help much.....  Mattmorgo wrote: http://www.maxxis.com/AutomobileLight-Truck/Extreme-Off-Road/M8090-Creepy-Crawler.aspx
This is all I can find maxxis states it's a sticky tire but can't find anything about its compound yeah, I think thats the creepy that they have always made? ZookFan wrote: You thinking of putting some on Anita  No.
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alien
Joined: Wed Mar 24, 2010 10:30 pm Posts: 16343 Location: Perth
Vehicle: '92 Sierra, 1.6efi, SPOA, 31s.
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ZookFan wrote: Alien the 764 Bighorn looks like a Full on muddie to me.. Looks a little like the old Good Year Wrangler MTR'S nup - its far more of an all rounder than a mud only tyre, so in my book its an AT. A simex ET is a mud tyre... IMO, MT is "Maximum Traction" not "Mud Terrain"...
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SierraDan

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Mattmorgo wrote: Highway-Star wrote: OK, I had a fellow tell me last weekend that apparently Maxxis are either starting to make or are going to make a sticky 35" tyre. I have been googling, and failing.... Does anyone know anymore about this? rumour or reality? That's what I'm trying to find aswell but I saw the size in a 33.5 That size is the 255/85-16. A few of us on here have tried to get them and struggled. Just because its a Creepy doesn't mean its a sticky though. They make the stickies in 37" and 40"
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ZookFan
Joined: Mon Feb 14, 2011 6:19 am Posts: 3978 Location: Brisbane,samford,QLD
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Right the KL71's look more aggressive then those Maxxis tho...
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Mattmorgo

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SierraDan wrote: Mattmorgo wrote: Highway-Star wrote: OK, I had a fellow tell me last weekend that apparently Maxxis are either starting to make or are going to make a sticky 35" tyre. I have been googling, and failing.... Does anyone know anymore about this? rumour or reality? That's what I'm trying to find aswell but I saw the size in a 33.5 That size is the 255/85-16. A few of us on here have tried to get them and struggled. Just because its a Creepy doesn't mean its a sticky though. They make the stickies in 37" and 40" I was curious as the maxis website says its a Sticky and I've heard a similar thing as highway star in regard to smaller sticky tire being available. It probably won't get me anywhere but I might call maxxis in the us on tuesday
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SierraDan

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Mattmorgo wrote: SierraDan wrote: Mattmorgo wrote: Highway-Star wrote: OK, I had a fellow tell me last weekend that apparently Maxxis are either starting to make or are going to make a sticky 35" tyre. I have been googling, and failing.... Does anyone know anymore about this? rumour or reality? That's what I'm trying to find aswell but I saw the size in a 33.5 That size is the 255/85-16. A few of us on here have tried to get them and struggled. Just because its a Creepy doesn't mean its a sticky though. They make the stickies in 37" and 40" I was curious as the maxis website says its a Sticky and I've heard a similar thing as highway star in regard to smaller sticky tire being available. It probably won't get me anywhere but I might call maxxis in the us on tuesday http://www.maxxistyres.com.au/tyredetai ... d=19&cat=4Check down the bottom in the size listing and roll over the 
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Mattmorgo

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SierraDan

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MacDaddy

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Joined: Thu Mar 26, 2009 10:30 pm Posts: 10453 Location: Perth, Australia
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alien wrote: MacDaddy wrote: Been lookin at getting some more aggressive AT's, or some MT's for my GV... get the new bighorn 764... perfect AT/MT tyre IMO:  They dont make one in a size that will fit... ZookFan wrote: Alien the 764 Bighorn looks like a Full on muddie to me.. Yeah, i would rather have an agressive AT, or a mild MT, not a full on one... 
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Highway-Star
Joined: Thu Apr 30, 2009 11:30 pm Posts: 4109 Location: Ipswich
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Mattmorgo wrote: SierraDan wrote: Mattmorgo wrote: Highway-Star wrote: OK, I had a fellow tell me last weekend that apparently Maxxis are either starting to make or are going to make a sticky 35" tyre. I have been googling, and failing.... Does anyone know anymore about this? rumour or reality? That's what I'm trying to find aswell but I saw the size in a 33.5 That size is the 255/85-16. A few of us on here have tried to get them and struggled. Just because its a Creepy doesn't mean its a sticky though. They make the stickies in 37" and 40" I was curious as the maxis website says its a Sticky and I've heard a similar thing as highway star in regard to smaller sticky tire being available. It probably won't get me anywhere but I might call maxxis in the us on tuesdayIf you do, let us know how you go Matt. I'm actually wondering if more luck might be had through Japan 
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ajsr

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ZookFan wrote: Right the KL71's look more aggressive then those Maxxis tho... alien is full of shit, he's so full of shit he doesnt even know when its dribbleing anymore. that maxxis is the replacement for the older bighorn muddie( one of the best reasonably road capable mud tyres you can buy) they are still running them side by side due to the popularity of the older design. the kl71 are a nice mud terrain for the road and pretty good off road, but the maxxis is a better tyre when it all turns to shit. the kumo are better on road however. Ive run all the above tyres several times , and spend my weeks driving and dragging equipment through muddy farms and building sites. and I'm pretty sure alien has not run the maxxis or that would be all we heard about another good option is the bfg km2 if your feeling rich
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alien
Joined: Wed Mar 24, 2010 10:30 pm Posts: 16343 Location: Perth
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i wanted the 764's when i bought the KL71... the 764 werent available at the time though, so i went with the KL71 instead. I love the KL71s but im still keen to try the 764 myself. My recommendation was done based on past research i did. How that is seen to be dribbling shit i dont know.
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d1mitch
Joined: Fri Feb 03, 2012 1:35 pm Posts: 58
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has anyone used or seen the achilles desert hawk M/T? if we are talking about cheap mud terrains they are definitely on the cheap end of the scale. no idea how good they are though
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BlueSuzy

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alien wrote: i wanted the 764's when i bought the KL71... the 764 werent available at the time though, so i went with the KL71 instead. I love the KL71s but im still keen to try the 764 myself. My recommendation was done based on past research i did. How that is seen to be dribbling shit i dont know. Your still dribbling, and you will be in constant search for the "perfect tyre" MT is for Mud Terrain. It means chunky, open pattern tread. Your theory that MT means Maximum Traction, depends on the style, what terrain you choose, compound, etctectec eg. A MT is not Maximum traction on a road circuit, A slick is.
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alien
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i never said i was searching for the "perfect tyre" - thats why im now running 2 sets, and i tested the two in the same conditions to decide the best to run in each situation. After being called "full of shit" i justified my recommendation with relevant information... i never resorted to name calling or accusations like others are.
My argument was that the 764 IN MY OPINION is an all terrain and not a MUDDIE... because it will perform well on most surfaces. Where as a road only tyre isn't going to work well in the mud, just like an all out muddie like a simex ET wont work all that well on the road (and i've driven on both tyres, so this is first hand experience not dribble).
As for what MT stands for - it can be both, and i was using it in terms of the topic at hand, i clearly wasnt referring to drag racing.
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BlueSuzy

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Ajsr
Mate thats abit rough
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ajsr

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SierraDan

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I'm glad im selling my 31's seeing as they're only AT's..
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alien
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ajsr wrote: and point proven oi, the thread title is "The Tyre Thread......... All your tyre dribble"...
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Chop

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Everyone knows it does'nt rain in perth so any feedback on "mud" tyre's from westerner's is well pointless! Duratrac's macdaddy FTW just get out the cheque book! 
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atari4x4

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hahaha alien ask Joe what he thinks of the KL-71's compared to the KM2's... pretty sure he will mention the words crap, shit, noisy & fuck
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atari4x4 wrote: hahaha alien ask Joe what he thinks of the KL-71's compared to the KM2's... pretty sure he will mention the words crap, shit, noisy & fuck you are comparing a tyre that cost pretty much twice as much as the other though. Put the KM2 against a KL71 and there you have it role reversal.. KM2's get shit on. Not everyone wants to fork out just for a name and some white wall writing...
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atari4x4

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MUD-PIG wrote: atari4x4 wrote: hahaha alien ask Joe what he thinks of the KL-71's compared to the KM2's... pretty sure he will mention the words crap, shit, noisy & fuck you are comparing a tyre that cost pretty much twice as much as the other though. Put the KM2 against a KL71 and there you have it role reversal.. KM2's get shit on. Not everyone wants to fork out just for a name and some white wall writing... it's not me doing the comparing, although i'd pay the extra for the KM2's as the KL-71's look like they belong on a hotwheels toy car. Joe & alien both run KM2's & KL-71's 
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