00:00Okay, if you're running a stock RC crawler and wondering why it keeps spinning out on the rocks,
00:04the tires are almost always the problem. Today I went down the rabbit hole and pulled the top
00:10five off-road crawler tires that people are actually buying right now, thousands of sets
00:14sold, ratings sitting at basically 5 stars, and the prices are honestly kind of shocking.
00:19Let's get into it. First up, the ZD Racing 125mm Monster Truck Set.
00:26These things are beefy, for tires plus wheels, and that 125mm diameter gives you serious ground
00:32clearance when you're climbing over roots and chunky rock. The rubber is soft enough to grip but
00:37tough enough to survive a bad landing, and the 12mm hex fits basically everything, Axial, Traxxas,
00:43Tamiya, Kyosho. At $30.68 for the set, with almost $4,800 sold and a 4.9 rating, this is
00:51the one to
00:52grab if you want maximum size and don't want to mess around. Next, this rubber front and rear tire
00:57and wheel set for Redcat, HBI, HSP, Tamiya, Traxxas, ZD Racing, basically the universal fit kit.
01:05Here's the thing, it's $14.41, and it's sold over 4,300 times with a 4.9 rating.
01:12If you've got a trail buggy and you just want a solid fresh set of rubber without dropping real money,
01:17this is the obvious pick. They bolt straight on with the 12mm hex hubs and they hold up way better
01:23than the price suggests. Now if you want the budget king, this is it. 100mm 1.9-inch rubber
01:30tires with foam inserts, and they fit SCX10, D90, D110, the Tamiya CC01, all the classic 1.9 rigs.
01:39The foam inserts are the real story here, they keep the sidewall from folding under load so you get
01:44consistent traction instead of that squishy flop. $6.29, over 4,000 sold, 4.9 stars. Honestly,
01:53at that price you could buy two sets and still spend less than one set of name-brand tires.
01:58Coming in fourth, the 118mm 1.9-inch rock tires, four pieces, and these are built for the heavy
02:04hitters, SCX1090046, the AXA03007, TRX4, Redcat Gen 8. That slightly taller 118mm profile is the sweet
02:16spot, more clearance than stock but they still tuck under the body without rubbing. $18.64 for four,
02:23over 4,000 sold, 4.9 rating. If you've got a TRX4 or a Gen 8 and you want a
02:29tire that actually matches
02:30what that truck can do, this is your set. And last but not least, the Yaron beadlock
02:36wheel and tire combo. This one's different because you're getting actual beadlock rims,
02:41not just glued tires, so you can swap rubber, adjust foams, and actually maintain your wheels
02:45like a real rig. They come in 1.9 and 2.2-inch, with 107 or 137mm outer diameter options,
02:53and they fit SCX10, Wraith, TRX4. $7.48, 3700 sold, 4.8 stars. The slightly lower rating is just
03:04because beadlocks take a little patience to assemble, but once they're on, you're set for
03:08good. So there you go, five tires that'll completely change how your crawler handles off-road,
03:14and none of them will break the bank. All the links are down in the description,
03:18so go grab the set that fits your rig. If this helped you out, drop a like,
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