mud?
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neilly
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If you want to play in the mud, then I would recommend finding a pay and play. They are for playing on.
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Bantam1
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Interesting, why did you choose those tyres for the mud?
I'm looking at options and have the following on my list in order of preference at the moment:
Maxxis Bighorns
Goodyear Wrangler All Terrains
INSA Turbo Special Tracks
Good morning.
Originally i was going to fit the BFG all terrain KO2 but after hearing such good things about the BFG mud terrain KM3 i decided to find people on social media who had KM3’s and asked how they were getting on with them. One thing they all said was how quiet they are compared to other mud tyres. So i was sold and very pleased with them. They look good and they grip like a monkey on crack.
Bantam1
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OK good information I'll add them to my list.
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Good luck with the search for mud though its raining so much here at the moment we should have plenty very soon.
If you live not far from derby and wanted to have a look at how the km3’s look PM me.
sharkey964
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I run KM3s as an everyday tyre on my 90,(the one in my avatar).
They are a great tyre in all conditions,except wet tarmac,as they don have sipes,so dont clear water very well,I find them to have a tendancy to silp when cornering.
They are OK in mud.....But,not a patch on the Insa Turbos I run when competing in events.
Marc.
They are a great tyre in all conditions,except wet tarmac,as they don have sipes,so dont clear water very well,I find them to have a tendancy to silp when cornering.
They are OK in mud.....But,not a patch on the Insa Turbos I run when competing in events.
Marc.
