Anyone running either of these wheel/tire combos?

[Winston Ellis]

First off, thanks everyone for posting in my wheel and tire thread.

I’m torn between the two of these

I like the way these look, nice and simple

https://www.ebay.com/itm/GOLF-CART-1...-127632-2357-0


But I like these tires better

https://www.ebay.com/itm/12-Rally-Bl...-127632-2357-0

Anyone running either of them???


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[Winston Ellis]

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[SBIRD!]

I've got the first set in your post with tan rims.
Haven't had them in deep mud yet( I avoid it) but have been fine on sloppy ground. I've read on hear that tight tread can load up with sticky mud and turn into slicks so sand tread is better in some ways. My only complaint is how much gravel they throw, added fender flares in a hurry.

[Winston Ellis]

Originally Posted by SBIRD!

I've got the first set in your post with tan rims.
Haven't had them in deep mud yet( I avoid it) but have been fine on sloppy ground. I've read on hear that tight tread can load up with sticky mud and turn into slicks so sand tread is better in some ways. My only complaint is how much gravel they throw, added fender flares in a hurry.

Thanks for the input. Do you have any pictures? I agree the 1st set would probably be better, I just like the look of the tires on the 2nd set. This is a campground cart, occasionally we will take her off in the trails. Never too crazy. Stuff is too expensive to fix.


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[bbbdale]

Both look to use the same tire. One uses a basic Rim while the other one has a nice Polished aluminum Rim.

I pay the extra for the nicer rim because of the better resale value. And it just looks better to me.


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[SBIRD!]

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My mistake, I was thinking mine where the spoked steel wheels but they didn't have them in tan so went with these.
These tires are a little nosey on pavement and wicked in gravel. I've got a 3" lift and had to trim my inner wheel wells and add spacers on the rear to eliminate the rubbing.