best tires for grass?
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What do you guys think are good for getting good traction in grass, or damp grass.... This is for a monster truck
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I have dirt hawgs and they lasted a week with my mamba 6900. And they look kinda funny on my stampede.
I have dirt hawgs and they lasted a week with my mamba 6900. And they look kinda funny on my stampede.
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For grip on grass I use 2-level spikes (with the spikes coming out nubs), I'm not sure what the name / brand and medium hardness (silver). Soft ones (red) wear out too quickly on grass, and don't get seem to get any more traction than the silvers. You might want to check your grass, running a car on grass can be quite varied as not all grass is equal, your grass could be completely different than the grass I am used to. If it's the thin and long type, you might want to use even harder tires than silvers. Remember the general rule is: soft surface -> hard tire, hard surface -> soft tire.
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