INJORA 1.0 Silicone Rubber Inserts and S5 Rock Terrain Crawler Tires for TRX4M SCX24 1/18 1/24 RC Crawler Car Upgrade

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As the name implies, these are great rock tires. Great contact area and lots of siping on the lugs, along with the S5 compound, has these things feeling very sticky on both wet and dry rock. They do fine in general trail conditions as well, but have trouble clearing thick mud as you'd expect from a closely lugged tire. I also find they resist hopping when spinning the wheels up steep climbs versus some of the more aggressively lugged tires I've used. I mounted these on Injora Moduwheel beadlocks with brass inner rings and the sillicon inserts they provide. They come with foam inserts as well that seemed fine. The tires mounted up to the wheels effortlessly, and roll evenly. The wheel and tire upgrade transformed my otherwise stock TRX4m from an awkward teenager into a full grown man, mustache and all. Now instead of surprising me with what it can't do, it surprises me with what it can. Overall very satisfied and excellent value for money with the included inserts!

These tires are amazing! They have incredible grip and are the perfect size if you’ve added portal axles to your rig. They conform extremely well to obstacles thanks to the silicone rubber inserts, which give them a realistic “aired-down” feel. Between the aggressive tread and the silicone inserts, these tires make crawling over just about anything effortlessly. They’ve completely changed my rock-crawling performance and also added a much more rugged look to my build. Highly recommend if you’re looking to improve both style and traction.

Fit good, big, and have plenty of grip. Very sticky on rocks and very supple.

Sticky, soft, and comes with the silicone inners. I took a brand new green fms power wagon up my rock hill climb. With the higher end stock tires that came on it, I could almost climb it. Good tires. But not quite as good as these Injoras! To be fair, the injoras are labeled rock tires, the stock Batrazzi(?) tires are listed as mud tires. I am impressed with both.