Procomp Xterrains

There are 17 competitors using the Xterrain in this years Outback Challenge.

I think that says it all...............

From what I have seen (I run the ProComp muds) is that due to the tread design there isn't much sideways grip for side slopes and especially in higher speed wet mud/dirt road cornering.
Other than that they are by all accounts a top tyre!

i've had them on my gu for about 4000k's, they're pretty good on road (better than my mtr's) balance well etc

i haven't seen any mud with them yet but the dry dirt/rocky terrain is no problem so they seem as good as the mtr's

i don't think of them as a mud terrain though, more of an aggresive all terrain (same as mtr's)

I am on my second set of Pro Comp muddies and couldn't be happier...... except that they are sometimes scarce up here in Qld. Last year I staked a tyre and had to order a new one from Melbourne because no-one here in Qld had them in stock.... cost me $80 in freight..... now I'm thinking that if I was... say... up the Cape, and lost my last tyre and NEEDED a spare, I could just imagine the freight charges to Cairns, or,worse Weipa. BUT... I bet that BFG's are easily available in Cairns...

Just something to think about...

Cheers

Brian

Friends have them with same results as above - weak sideways , pretty good elsewhere and quieter than many.

I'll consider them as next muds because they are only 33in (285/75/16) that goes on the 7inch rims I prefer and have standardized on. Others require 8inch.

Robin Miller

Offroader has 2 articles on the x-terrians - one written when they brand new and another after 10 000ks. Worth the read.

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