hmmm...
all_player23
11-30-2004, 03:42 PM
wat ya'll think of wildcountry tires. i know they have a harder rubber and last longer but how do they do in mud. i have a set of RVT's but havent used them yet.
goinbig
01-02-2005, 12:40 PM
I think they work fairly well in the mud. I'd say they're an average tire in that area.
hard compound= less traction
soft compound= more traction/"stickyer"
hard compound= less traction
soft compound= more traction/"stickyer"
Andydg
01-07-2005, 01:42 PM
hard compound= less traction
soft compound= more traction/"stickyer"
Does that apply in mud though??? From my experience it's been mostly how aggressive the tread pattern that matters.
*edit* Also how the tire is aired up make a large difference as well.
soft compound= more traction/"stickyer"
Does that apply in mud though??? From my experience it's been mostly how aggressive the tread pattern that matters.
*edit* Also how the tire is aired up make a large difference as well.
goinbig
01-07-2005, 04:20 PM
ya, it's the combination of the two (and air pressure as well).
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