I have had a couple of puncture-tyre damage problems in my last even. I was wondering:- * What tyres are consided to be the best? * What pressure should I be running? * Which is the way to go - tubes or tubeless
the best - some would say BFG projects with you have the $$
myself i run bfg kms muddies but have also had a punture , but than again ive seen project get punctures to ! air pressure varriey on track surface , higher for rocky tracks
tubless on a one peice rim eg btr's beadloced and non tubed on a two peice rim eg centerlines , as the air can leak between the 2 halfes
i've been thinking of running tyre slime on my next set to see if it helps with small holes
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were we're goin we dont need roads.
it's not the speed of life that scares me, it's the sudden stop at the end ,
I run Cooper discoverer STT and have not had a problem. don't bother with anything else, Cooper's are the best. I run 31x10.5 on the back, around 20-25 psi depending on the track, and tubes. I was under the impression that it was illegal to run without tubes in off road.
You can run tubeless you just have to have a metal valve cap....did I say that out loud?
I have run BFG's nearly my whole adult life and cannot fault them unless I did something silly. I now run tubeless with beadlocks and Slime. It has brought me home twice when I have had a puncture.
