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Quadboss tires thoughts?

undftedKing

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I'm looking at adding Quadboss QBT 672 tires but not sure if they'll handle the load or rough trails. Do they grip well on mud or rocky terrain, and are they sturdy enough for UTVs?
 
yeah, as lkong as you're not after some deep mud driving, the quadboss will be an excellent choice
Appreciate the insight. Good to know they're dependable for general trails. Have you used them on rocky terrain before or do they stick better to packed surfaces?
 
they generally do better on harder surfaces. Not ideal for rock crawling in some extreme situations, but they do good enough for smaller obstacles. The mud performance isn't horrible, but it's not a dedicated mud tire, so don't expect wonders
 
they generally do better on harder surfaces. Not ideal for rock crawling in some extreme situations, but they do good enough for smaller obstacles. The mud performance isn't horrible, but it's not a dedicated mud tire, so don't expect wonders
Good to know where they shine (and where they don't)!
 
I'm looking at adding Quadboss QBT 672 tires but not sure if they'll handle the load or rough trails. Do they grip well on mud or rocky terrain, and are they sturdy enough for UTVs?
I ran the QBT 672s on my rig before and I have no complaints on them. Just don't forget to watch the PSI and they'll serve you for long.
 
I ran the QBT 672s on my rig before and I have no complaints on them. Just don't forget to watch the PSI and they'll serve you for long.
That's reassuring to hear they can go the distance with the proper care. I'm also wondering how they handle a heavy load. Did you notice much sidewall flex when your machine was weighed down?
 
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