Paddle tires are on my rig now where is the snow

[Ronnie4wd]

Yes I know my rig is too heavy and have way too little power but I want to try anyway
Tried a little in the sand and they worked a little better than my Iroks and Boggers no vid bc it was too dark just some poor quality pics
And the tires and rims held up just fine (15 minutes driving)

 

[JDNobodi]

Now all you need is a blown big block.

And yes, mud tires don't do well in sand.

BTW, where did you get your rims.

 

[muddermilitia]

Looks like you got those off of one of those crazy icelandic racers

 

[Big Blzn]

Not too sure but I guess that more than just 15 minutes spinning those tires in the mud and hard terrain will destroy them in no time. You may likely have racing slicks with some hard driving.

 

[Ronnie4wd]

There is not going to be any driving with these tires in hard terrain or mud
Only sand and snow

 

[Slapperbar]

I wonder what hill climber is on blocks?
They should do ok in the soft stuff. I have no experience with those tires, so, take it for what it is.

 

[Ronnie4wd]

It works great in the snow we have here now 9 inches.
More snow is coming this week so I just wait for that :twisted:

 

[Ronnie4wd]

 

[four_by_ken]

If you dont have the power to turn all 4... use just two on the rear. It will steer a lot better too.

I would love to try scoops one day at the dunes... and also at a bog just to see what it would be like.

I know a guy that has some... but I dont think he will let me mount them on my 8 lugs.

 

[GRINCH]

Nice paddles.. However, They won't work in the deep snow. They will dig you down to the bottom or at least until you get high centered. We had someone try and all he did was get stuck.. Put them on backwards and aired down and then was able to get around a little bit.

 

[chubbynova]

I think it looks sweet

 

[RootBreaker]

Nice paddles.. However, They won't work in the deep snow. They will dig you down to the bottom or at least until you get high centered. We had someone try and all he did was get stuck.. Put them on backwards and aired down and then was able to get around a little bit.

id say swap the front ones around... so they are reversed... then the back will dig.. and the front will kinda dig.. but still give good traction.. and if need be... in reverse the front will dig and help backout...

 

[jerden]

I have a set for the rear of my TJ. They will definitely throw some sand.

 

[JDNobodi]

Lets see your roost!!!

BTW, I run my front paddles backwards.

 

[Ronnie4wd]

HaHa the only roost I get is from coldstarting the 6.2

 

[Silver84k5]

same here.. but damn i just saw how pricy they are...