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What are the best extreme mud tyres?
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28 Mar 2016 20:14 #164548
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I run Insa Turbo Sahara's for pay and plays and for extended green lane days, and find them excellent off road, cleaning out mud and maintaining traction very well. From what I can tell, Insa Turbos have an excellent reputation for off road performance across there range. And if my Sahara's are excellent, then the Special Tracks will be unbeatable off road. 
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28 Mar 2016 21:07 #164553
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I had the Kaimans on my LWB Shogun and came second in a trial up against a load of LR 90's
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kirkynut wrote: I run Malatesta Kaimans and used to run Kumho KL71's before and the difference is like night and day but they, like all remoulds, extreme patterns especially, come up much bigger than their size suggests.
You start to run the risk of breaking cv's if you are not careful on bigger sizes too. I run 215/80/15's and have busted a cv but just in muddy fields you ought to be ok.
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I had the Kaimans on my LWB Shogun and came second in a trial up against a load of LR 90's
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