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Tire Articles and Reviews (12)
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Off road mud tires are amongst the most aggressive tires that you can purchase. They are made to combat extreme driving zones. Picture a 4x4 Jeep huddled up between a rock and hard place or basically two boulders facing each other. The key as to whether it is going to make it past that fix is how well the tires can endure the pressure and uneven surfacing between the rocks. Read More... |
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As a driver who owns an off road vehicle with wheels that works equally well on all types of off road terrains, you may prefer to fit your wheels with tires that can work in all these environments as well. Our collection of off road tires includes the type of tires that can do the job equally well in all terrains. |
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Off roading should be an enjoyable experience for anyone. To ensure the experience is not interrupted, taking care of the tires is the first step to take. Tires act as the main contact between the vehicle and the terrain and ensuring they are in good condition is recommended. There are many things you can do to ensure the safety of your tires but this articles looks at four main ones that are easily overlooked. |
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Ever since the advent of off road racing as a popular sport, many manufacturers have taken their tire construction methods up a notch in terms of innovations and differentiating themselves. Let’s have a look at Pitbull, Mickey Thompson and Dick Cepek’s approaches to making their off road tires.
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- There is nothing more fun than going out mudding. But you can’t just go out there without being properly prepared. If you do, you might end up busting up your truck beyond recognition. I mean, how many Youtube videos do we have to see to know that that is the truth. In order to make sure that you are properly prepared, you need to start with the tires. These can help a driver take on any conditions. Check out our tips for buying mud tires here. |
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Nitto is undeniably one of today’s top aftermarket tire manufacturers. In recent years, they’ve especially made a name for themselves in the off-road community. Nitto had done this by paying special attention to the growing demands and unique designs that are needed to take down muddy and rocky trails. Currently, Nitto has a wide range of different off-road tires, each designed to satisfy a certain style driver. To see their entire lineup, check out our article here. |
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If you can’t accurately check your tire pressure, you better leave those soft compound Mickey Thompson M/T® slicks with Weld Wheels on the trailer because there is no way you’re headed down the strip. A quality mechanical tire pressure gauge is a hot rodders and drag racer’s best friend, and it’s simple enough for any car driver to use. Follow these tips to make sure you’re safe on the track and the street… |
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Driving on sand is not always easy. In fact, it takes a skilled driver to handle the dunes, sand pits, and unpredictability of the sand. Of course, having the proper tire is also important for handling this task. At 4wheelonline, we provide facts and manufacturer recommendations that will help you learn everything you need to know when looking for the right tire for your truck or SUV. |
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When it comes to mudding, a driver will want viciously heavy tread. Today, there are a number of different styles of tires and tread being produced by manufacturers. What are some of the factors that make a great mudding tire? We have the answers for you here. |
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With the growing popularity of Rock Crawling, manufacturers have made new advancements for rock crawling tires. It is important to know what the newest tires are offering, why a rock crawling tire may be the right choice, and what to look for in a good rock crawling tire. |
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Every day, we get in our car, drive to some destination, and give little thought to the big, round rubber things getting us there - tires! While tires provide the ability for us to move about, they do need to be maintained, just as with any other part of the car. For starters, you always want to check the air pressure of your tires. As a rule, tires will lose between one and two pounds of pressure each month during the cooler months and more in the hot, summer months. |
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