ProComp Tire and Rims....are they good?
09-23-2009, 07:07 PM
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ProComp Tire and Rims....are they good?
Hi. I've been researching tires/rims for the past 3 weeks for my Rubi. I've specifically been looking at the Pro Comp 8069 rims in a 16" with Pro Comp 35x12.5 mud terrain radial tires.
So..... are they good? More specific, do the tires perform/wear well and are the 8069's a good rim for general on/off-road use?
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UPDATE 10/3/2009: Truck delivered the goods yesterday Too bad I'm out of town for another 2 weeks. Haven't even seen them in person yet. Either way, they look pretty nice to me (wife took pics on her phone) and doing the "kid" comparison seem noticably bigger than the stock 32's.......
So..... are they good? More specific, do the tires perform/wear well and are the 8069's a good rim for general on/off-road use?
$0.02 much appreciated
UPDATE 10/3/2009: Truck delivered the goods yesterday
Too bad I'm out of town for another 2 weeks. Haven't even seen them in person yet. Either way, they look pretty nice to me (wife took pics on her phone) and doing the "kid" comparison seem noticably bigger than the stock 32's.......
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09-23-2009, 07:22 PM
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Hi. I've been researching tires/rims for the past 3 weeks for my Rubi. I've specifically been looking at the Pro Comp 8069 rims in a 16" with Pro Comp 35x12.5 mud terrain radial tires.
So..... are they good? More specific, do the tires perform/wear well and are the 8069's a good rim for general on/off-road use?
$0.02 much appreciated
So..... are they good? More specific, do the tires perform/wear well and are the 8069's a good rim for general on/off-road use?
$0.02 much appreciated
09-23-2009, 07:34 PM
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For a couple bucks more get the Xtreme MT's! They are awesome. I know someone that get's 40k+ outta them, and Chris(mod piginajeep) gets atleast that outta his!
09-23-2009, 07:49 PM
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I got Pro Comp 7005 wheels and extreme at tires and i really like them alot, they look good and they perform well on and off road. The tires are surprisingly quite on the street which is also a plus too.
09-23-2009, 08:31 PM
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I have teh exact setup you are talking about...8069s and Procomp mud terrains...but I have 33's. I have absolutely no complaints. I have had the tires for 20K miles and they still have a good deal of tread on them. Lately I have seen some slightly bigger chunks being taken out when climbing on the rocks, but nothing worse than than other tires I have seen on other people's rides. I REALLY like those rims. They are very understated...super light...and the looks good. Some people say that the look a lot like soft 8s, but i think they look a lot better.
The tires are not Super loud, but they do have an aggressive tread so you can definately hear them on the road. One thing that is different about this setup is that they are pretty light. Easier to move on and off from the tire carrier and such. I say go for it.
Aaron
The tires are not Super loud, but they do have an aggressive tread so you can definately hear them on the road. One thing that is different about this setup is that they are pretty light. Easier to move on and off from the tire carrier and such. I say go for it.
Aaron
09-23-2009, 09:01 PM
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I have teh exact setup you are talking about...8069s and Procomp mud terrains...but I have 33's. I have absolutely no complaints. I have had the tires for 20K miles and they still have a good deal of tread on them. Lately I have seen some slightly bigger chunks being taken out when climbing on the rocks, but nothing worse than than other tires I have seen on other people's rides. I REALLY like those rims. They are very understated...super light...and the looks good. Some people say that the look a lot like soft 8s, but i think they look a lot better.
The tires are not Super loud, but they do have an aggressive tread so you can definately hear them on the road. One thing that is different about this setup is that they are pretty light. Easier to move on and off from the tire carrier and such. I say go for it.
Aaron
The tires are not Super loud, but they do have an aggressive tread so you can definately hear them on the road. One thing that is different about this setup is that they are pretty light. Easier to move on and off from the tire carrier and such. I say go for it.
Aaron
I'm going to place my order before Sept 30th (Pro Comp has a sale on tires till then). BTW, I have 30K miles on my stock BFG's and they are toast....less than 2/32 inch remaining!!
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09-23-2009, 11:59 PM
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I got part of my Rims and they look awesome!
For tires I really like the Goodyear MTR/Kevlar and at $296 @ discount tire (sponsor), they are a great value!
I love the look of them, and they seem to be getting great reviews!
Now I just need 2 more, and then I can post some pictures of my rig!!
Hurry up rims!
For tires I really like the Goodyear MTR/Kevlar and at $296 @ discount tire (sponsor), they are a great value!
I love the look of them, and they seem to be getting great reviews!
Now I just need 2 more, and then I can post some pictures of my rig!!
Hurry up rims!