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chris_harvey:
Ive been looking at tyres over the last week or to as some of you mite know as Ive been asking about size's and things

anyway i love the look of the recip trial Mt's    and also the recip Maxi 3d's
allot of people use insa special tracks and rave about them but Ive read that there no good on the road ?? i don't mind about road noise but the handling problems when on wet roads worries me abit .    but on the other hand Ive been reading that the recip trial Mt's look great but aren't much cop in the mud as they clog up fast .
the only down side to the maxi 3d's is that they are about £105 a corner

does any1 have any info on any 3 of the tyres   
thanks .....

Saffy:
I got insa special tracks on at moment - noisey yes but that doesn't bother me, handling... never had a problem with ANY MT in wet, I adjust driving style to suit. They look the business too. Concerns are the tyres have seen less than 1500miles and are falling apart - they are truly crap and over priced for remoulds. The was a 5th tyre but it de-laminated within 2 weeks, sidewall swelled up like balloon and exploded - it's sitting in my garden with pretty much virgin tread on it and a 2 foot hole in side. I know I am not the only one out there that had these tyres fall apart. Cost me nothing so I not bothered. Might as well get www.marix.it Lion tyres from Sowden tyres which look exactly same tread insa special tracks but cheaper price - they can't be any worse quality.
http://www.marix.it/prodotti_dettaglio_eng.php/idcat=22/idsottocat=56/id=143/lingua=1

chris_harvey:
oh by the way the tyres i go for havent got to be one of the above just they r kinda in my price range as i am going to have to get sum 16" modulars aswell ya see as at the moment i am running on 15's ive roughly got £450- £500 to spend on the wheels and tyres

les baty:
iv got amazon technics on at the mo and the side walls are cracking already and they are only about 12 months old, i wouldnt buy them again

lambert:
get some michelin's iether xpc for all terrain or xzl for mud terrain, they are the last set of tyres you will need to buy for the next 10 years!

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