Pro-Line Racing Trencher HP 2.8 BELTED Tires MTD Raid 6x30 WhlsF/R PRO1016810 RC Tire

Put these 2.8" belted Trenchers on my heavily modified Traxxas Slash 2wd VXL running a 3 cell lipo.These replaced a set of completely worn out set of Proline 2.8" Mashers with Badland wheels. The Proline Mashers lasted about 4 years. Stock traxxas tires were destroyed within days. The Mashers would balloon into pizza cutters at high speeds/rpm (also added extra speed as they got larger) but lost traction. Mashers were an excellent off road tire. Sand and snow were epic.I do like how these belted Trenchers don't balloon. No stretch. The wheels are awesome. I like how I can change out a stripped hex without buying a new tires and wheels.These wheels are very heavy though. I upgraded the driveshafts to help (the steering servo and bell crank might need upgrades as well. Time will tell).Excellent traction on take off since they don't balloon/stretch. I had to adjust the slipper clutch to compensate.I can update durability with time. Hopefully, they last as long as my Mashers.They are showing a little bit of wear (rear wheels) after a few runs on asphalt.These were very expensive and I will update after some time if these are a good value for money.

Good tires but despite what reviews said, it does not on Vorteks 3s.

Recently became a proline fan. Love the interchangeable hubs. These belted tires do not balloon one bit. As other reviews state and known in rc world belted tires are heavy. Had to limit offset to mitigate stress on drive axles and bearings which make more susceptible to roll overs but found a good width to compromise. Only real issue I have is on road, I cannot keep truck stable over 35-40mph. Starts drifting away and difficult to control. Tried about everything I know of. Adjust suspension, camber, toe-in, gyro control… Off road these tires are beasts and likely where they belong.

theyre very strong they dont expand at all under 3s lipo and have a lott of grip offroad

I blew out two of my stock Rustler tires and figured I'd try something belted to avoid that again. I really love these Trenchers. The car looks more aggressive and handles a bit better because they are so much wider than stock. They are pretty heavy and taller than stock tires so you definitely need to gear down. I also found the car to be more responsive after upgrading the servo but the stock one is acceptable, just a bit sluggish.

Are you sick of blowouts.Tired of ballooning tiresMe too.Buy these.Drop the $No more blowouts.Done.Belted life 🤣🤣🤣

They fit awesome on my Rustler 4x4, they do weigh a lot compared to the stock tires. Thus far that hasn't been a problem. But I've only driven around the street a bit so far and jumped a speed bump, I do expect that the plastic drive shafts might not last long with them. The lack of ballooning makes them awesome at high speed runs down the street with a 3S and 4kV motor running 17t and 54t.

Trenchers have always been the best bashing tire, I used to apply duct tape to the insides to prevent ballooning at very high speeds. That worked ok until the tires got wet and the tape came loose. Belted trenchers is like a dream come true for over powered rc enthusiasts. Sick traction, great durability, amazing stability from the belts. Win/win