Crawler Canyon Quick(re)view: Axial Falken Wildpeak 1.9"
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- This is the Quickview of the 1.9" Axial Falken Wildpeak MT, a scale Class 2 tire in R35 compound. I assume it's the OE tire off of something.
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Note: I got these for $19 a pair, which I'm fine with. Their "normal" price is ridiculous, because they cost as much (or more) than JConcepts or Louise.
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These came on the SCX10 III early bronco which weighs a couple pounds more than a enduro SE if I'm remembering my general weights correctly. That bronco body is around the same weight as the CJ7 body
I have a set of 4.19 Megalithics coming that I don't remember ordering. The 4.19 tusk for Dale are still backordered. I may have to send the Megs to Cali.
I own those Capra Nitto trail grapplers and they were just awful everywhere, until I put them on my Phoenix, the extra weight completely changed them!
I would like to humbly request an addition to tire testing or an idea for a follow-up video. it would be informative to the community if you install the tires on the Canyon Crawler Resident Vehicle (CCRV) you believe the tire is best suited to. the wrap-up would have a background of Wet Slick-rock and the side-hill, the idea being to showing the tire performance on the "Proper" rig, on the Most challenging obstacle, and worst case traction. maybe a wet gate section. i understand that this could add a significant amount of time and headache and that it would still have limited value for some viewers, i also believe the final product would include useful information that is not available anywhere >i have found< on the web, and as you say "It's all Content". thank you for your time and commitment, i wish i lived close enough to volunteer labor to the canyon.
I envision you grabbing the CCRV you know will work, running wet-rocks wet and a couple lines to show sidewall performance - while the summary is given, no camera moves, quick walk to the shed, swap wheels, head out and be done. i would not ask or expect you to try a bunch of different weighted vehicles. unless, Possibly a second video with the tires 9.0 and up where the tire has an optimized insert (Canyon or Injora or etc.) and is installed on the "perfect" CCRV for the tire as opposed to a few different rigs that have 1 or 2lb differences in weight, where you look to finetune your suggested weight for the tire. I watch all your videos, the content is excellent and suggest others watch when i post places. thank you for you commitment to quality information, my hobby has never been more fun, the tuning tips and builds have made me a better participant in this wonderful pass-time.
i operated pools for 30 years. i know that smell well as its ingrained in my skin and hair. I don't like it. Need to spray some febreez... ha.
I can feel my allergies going wild just looking at this.
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They get 22nd place, tied with the Poline BFG KM3. IMO, I would buy the BFGs before the Axial Wildpeaks, but none of them are really that good for 60-66 bucks a set
Yeah, I wouldn't buy either. But if you have 'em already, they literally fall into the definition of "not half bad."
prerunner beam build?
I think these would be outstanding on something made to go a bit quicker... but not too quick!!
Hmmm… those are larger and thicker looking than the ones that came off my kids early Bronco. Looking at them now mine have way less ribbing and much stretchier than those. Odd. Again.. hmm. Edit: mine are not as squared.
i bet you could use a propane weed burner to burn that chlorine pollen
No they come on k10 flair side base camp. The ones before that you are testimg different mold but r35 early bronco scx10iii and the OG scx10i wildpeak falcon jeep wrangler jk blue and green that’s G6 Certified 😂 I’ve had all their rtr’s. Plus the check mark looking lugs that are split/sipped instead of being a solid lug maybe be the ticket. The worst IMO r35 rtr was the maxxis trepadors.
-ripsaw
-maxxis
-wildpeak’s 2 versions
-rigid industries white OG scx10i jeep
Jk
Had bfg KRAWLERS
-Gladiator nitto’s
-and the sm465 r35 on the unimog I like those on my 9Lb TFL bronco skinnies love the skinny tires more true look IMO
All I can think for r35’s the r35 nittos vented on there million screw bead-lock wheels with dual stage red injora foams on my trx6 are absolutely BA. They love the wieght and scrubbed in very nicely with rounded corners. eBay take off new on wheels $40
"Chow-dair"...lol
Gotta be dumb, and try em inside out
Garbage tires.
Based on what I've tested in just the last 2 weeks, these are fairly decent. Now if we're talking about performance for price? Oh, god no. At least a dozen better options.
@@CrawlerCanyon I know on the red rock I crawl on a regular basis. You’re better off just running the wheels. 🤣
I want to take a belt sander to the inside of the axial Nitto Grappler to cut down the inner ribbing to give the tires more flexibility.
I wonder how these and other ribbed and belted tires would respond to the injora thin rubber inners with no outer foam . Ive had decent luck with more air down setups myself
Rick and Morty baby! Love it!
I still want to see some inside-out tire testing, and these look like a great candidate.
With all that belting and ribbing, you all ready have tread
@@Bonitacreekrc2 Exactly! That's why I want to see the Hustlers inside out. (Also it would be frustrating to do so we would get an excellent rant.)
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I don't find performance tires to wear out all that fast when trailing. I have a set of Vanquish Falken Wildpeaks and a set of PL Krawlers in Predator, each with well over 150 miles of trailing on them (at least that much recorded on GPS).
Both sets also regularly get wedged and pushed hard through grippy granite and sandstone rocks. The average run is a 4 mile (round trip) hike on dirt and rocks to a craggy clifftop area where the real crawling happens, but with some hard lines and hooning along the way as well.
They're also 1.5 and 2 years running with no discernable breakdown of the matetial. The Krawlers are in great shape aside from a heavily featherd lug. The Wildpeaks have some sidewall cuts and the tread is kindof worn from underneath, and lugs are nearly torn off.
Both are on SL3D squids now and run pretty darn squished. No idea how this affects the wear.
They're both on roughly 8 pound rigs.
My thinking is that the trail miles hardly contribute to wear, unlike spinning on rock.
I cannot imagine how long a tire like this would last trailing!
That jibes with my experience as well. I'm not willing to compromise grip on the rocks. Tire life while trailing just hasn't been a concern, even with aggressive overdrive. Trails aren't a high traction abrasive surface.
I run these on my cab over rig on injora greens, and love them for overall wheeling. Bit of mud, trees, dirty rocks, clean high grip. Not the best in one area, but very solid in all areas.
Full disclosure, i was given the tires. They came off an early bronco. And hinestly, for a truck like that i see no reason to take them off.
I have a set of these axial falkens. Mainly got them for the scale look. Of course they do great for trailing and look great doing it. Not the worst tires I’ve had when actual crawling either. I also run the green Injora inserts and brass clamp rings in them on my 10.18lb cj7 and they do well. The set of AliExpress Pit Bull Rock Beast XL, were, are and still is, the shittiest tire I’ve ever wasted money and time on. Everything you said about them on one of your previous tire tests, is so accurate and I experienced it all for myself. I could literally remove them off any beadlock wheel I put them on without removing a single screw.
So there is another set of axial falken tires haha the trail grappler! I have them from the 10.3 and to be honest i never used them but ive heard people like them!
These axial wildpeaks are different between the r35’s ones that came on my scx10iii early bronco rtr. They probably work the same idk. They definitely are far more squared off compared to the ones I just mentioned.
For Az these sit on my bronco weighing in at almost 9Lbs. On blue injora silicone. They work great on edgy granite and side wall pressure pinched climbs and side hill. Forward drive ah just an rtr. But these are just scale driving for me. I’m not expecting truggy comp performance, anymore I expect long term health on skittles and French fries diet. But for some odd reasons I find the 1.9 r35 ripsaws to be better maybe cuz there a bit shorter idk.
They’ll be around after I’m dead. They feel the same as the kit version axial yeti 380. That are idk 5.5” tall
Love the video! I have a set of these off a basecamp that I may have to dig out.
My experience is that the best you can hope for from a set of Axial tires is "ok." These certainly look good, performance isn't at all bad and I think they'd be fine on a scaler trail truck, but I wouldn't seek them out. I may be too critical.
No, I mostly agree. I just think that a bunch of people might already have them, and they can be made to perform "solidly okay." I wouldn't buy them over another tire. JConcepts exists.
You can literally see the pollen raining down😱 The falkens performed nice
Did you use Injora inserts because these tires were too narrow for standard protocol or was this not meant to be a standard tire test? I noticed there was no scoring. 🤓
The carcass is so thick, you can't cram a Timtin in there. This was a normal test (the insert could actually have been even softer) and they got a score at the end. Whatever it was. I can't remember.
@@CrawlerCanyon Oops I had to rewatch the end, I missed the final score somehow (I blame it on the dog).
@@2Geek2bChic 94.4 is the final score
do the foams in the vanquish tires ever break in? those things are HARD.
The Yoko foams from the H10? I doubt it. I've been using them as work stands.
@@CrawlerCanyon my bad, I meant phoenix.
Whether it's the old VXT1 foams, or the "new" Wildpeak foams, they're both terrible. The use the overhard foams because the tire sidewalls are made of taffy, and they're trying to bodge an inexpensive fix. It doesn't work.
My bad for typing in the comments twice but I know you are an element rc pro and I'm wondering if I should get the se like yours or the builders kit! But I'm for sure getting one😂 had no idea they were that cheap!
There's honestly way more value in the Builder's Kit if you can still find one.
@CrawlerCanyon I saw it on their website! I did realize it's a 3 link up front which I was hoping it was servo on axle but yea I swear it was on there for $249.99!
@@me-rn7jx it is definitely discontinued, so if you can get one, do it. Changing an Element axle to SOA is SUPER easy. There are a dozen different mounts, including a factory one. I would gladly trade you the SOA parts for the Panhard parts (especially the chassis panhard mount)
@CrawlerCanyon oh okay I'll probably go with the Enduro se since it is in stock. Ohh shoot I see now I only saw the kit but didn't realize it's just out of stock forever.