Have 250 miles on a set of 30’s. 9 lbs in them. Beat em up at Bear Wallow. No issues what so ever. Great tire! Rather have the durability than a lighter tire.
Carnies are good 370s are good. Two completely different tires. The carnies are softer thus will wear out quicker. But when a softer compound is what you need, they are better. Spring snow rides here in the PNW the carnie is superior to the 370. But all the rest of the year the 370 is great and is very tough. I run the 370s. 35s on 15x8 headlocks. Mostly at 8 psi. Air down to 2.5 to 3 psi in the snow. My buddy runs 35 in carnies at basically same psi. Krx and rzr xp respectively.
Great video, keep em coming. Any info on how well they do in snow? Im in Montana and will ride a lot in the snow. Just got a new 22.5 Can Am HD 10 limited and looking to put some 30's on it. Thanks again.
They are great looking tires, we were going to get them but they were back ordered awhile back so we went with carnivores. We might try these or the roxxzillas next. 👌 let me know how they hold up.
@@Trailnecks I have 1450 miles on mine right now and they aren’t even half worn yet. I thought they would wear a lot quicker. I ride a good mixture of everything including roads. No plugs or holes yet. Knock on wood.
@@Trailnecks no not yet anyway, we have a small cut in the side wall of the wife’s buggy but that’s it. The 370s look like that have a really thick sidewall which I like.
Thanks! Will do. I did the superatv long travel kit which put me out to 72 in. I also did some offset rims on top of that taking me on out to 75.5 inches wide. I can ride on the outside of a lot ruts nowadays lol. It does come with a couple drawbacks though...I gotta invest in a wider trailer now and I find myself going a little slower when the narrow machines can hammer down as some trails open up. I like it so far though.
I haven't notice more feedback when the machine is moving/rolling but I did notice on some of the steep switchbacks where I had to do a 2 or 3 point turn the steering was fairly heavy. It's a 5+2 offset.
Really depends on where you ride and what you want out of your machine. Also you may have to get offset rims to run 32s. If you like like speed 30s but if you like going rock crawling and mud then 32s
I actually just put these on replacing carnivores because of exactly what you said the sidewall sucks in rocks. Out of curiosity what pressure are you running
@@Trailnecks Haven't truly tested them yet, Ryan Snyder at SnyderPowersports (where i bought them) said they are running them at 12.5 so that sounds about right then.
Great objective video with good info and to the point. Did you consider the 33" XTR370S ? Not necessarily for the added 1" of clearance, but for the deeper lug pattern?
Appreciate the support! I did consider the 33s but they were 53 lbs a tire vs 32s were 46 lbs a tire. Rotational mass can really hurt your machine for speed and breaking axles so I tried to play it safe
@@Trailnecks How is the tread holding up. I like Carnivore's but no way I'm replacing them every 1000 miles or so from what I've read. I got 800 miles on my original dirt tamers and they look new still.
Well it's pretty noticeable, but before the 32s the machine seemed out of control when trying to trail ride (always getting sideways when on the 29 in bighorns) afterwords it feels like you can drive more aggressively on the trails.
The 33s actually have a deeper tread that measures from 1.00in in the middle to 1.25in on the shoulder whereas the 32 measures .75in to 1.00in. So it kinda depends on if you like riding faster or if you want more clearance!
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Have 250 miles on a set of 30’s. 9 lbs in them. Beat em up at Bear Wallow. No issues what so ever. Great tire! Rather have the durability than a lighter tire.
Is 9lbs the sweet spot for them? I like the durability as well. Thanks for the info!
@@Trailnecks I bet you can go lower for sure, but at 9, my buddy told they were giving a ton on large rocks. Like the videos!!!
Thanks!
Carnies are good 370s are good. Two completely different tires. The carnies are softer thus will wear out quicker. But when a softer compound is what you need, they are better. Spring snow rides here in the PNW the carnie is superior to the 370. But all the rest of the year the 370 is great and is very tough. I run the 370s. 35s on 15x8 headlocks. Mostly at 8 psi. Air down to 2.5 to 3 psi in the snow. My buddy runs 35 in carnies at basically same psi. Krx and rzr xp respectively.
Great video, keep em coming. Any info on how well they do in snow? Im in Montana and will ride a lot in the snow. Just got a new 22.5 Can Am HD 10 limited and looking to put some 30's on it. Thanks again.
I went on a couple of snow rides with them and they did pretty good! The snow here on the east coast doesn't get too bad though!
They are great looking tires, we were going to get them but they were back ordered awhile back so we went with carnivores. We might try these or the roxxzillas next. 👌 let me know how they hold up.
Thanks! From what I've seen the rockzillas are one of the best tires out there! I'll keep ya update on the long term of the system 3s!
How many miles you get out of the Carnivores if you dont mind me asking?
@@Trailnecks I have 1450 miles on mine right now and they aren’t even half worn yet. I thought they would wear a lot quicker. I ride a good mixture of everything including roads. No plugs or holes yet. Knock on wood.
Good to know! You ever have any sidewall punctures or flats on them?
@@Trailnecks no not yet anyway, we have a small cut in the side wall of the wife’s buggy but that’s it. The 370s look like that have a really thick sidewall which I like.
What are your thoughts on them now after a year? Still happy? How is mileage and tread life?
Still loving them. 700 miles tread is holding up!
Great review !!! Definitely my next tires replacing carnivores. Where was the mud hole filmed at around the 2 minutes mark ?
Thanks! The mud shot is from the Spearhead Trails in Virginia at the Mountain View trail system. ruclips.net/video/yx-5eJkN3nM/видео.html
Those are some meaty looking tires! I hear good things on them. Keep me posted on how they hold up. Is your machine 64 or 72 inches wide?
Thanks! Will do. I did the superatv long travel kit which put me out to 72 in. I also did some offset rims on top of that taking me on out to 75.5 inches wide. I can ride on the outside of a lot ruts nowadays lol. It does come with a couple drawbacks though...I gotta invest in a wider trailer now and I find myself going a little slower when the narrow machines can hammer down as some trails open up. I like it so far though.
With the offset wheels, do you notice more feedback in the steering wheel when hitting ruts and rocks? What offset are you running?
I haven't notice more feedback when the machine is moving/rolling but I did notice on some of the steep switchbacks where I had to do a 2 or 3 point turn the steering was fairly heavy. It's a 5+2 offset.
I've got a 21 x3 ds turbo r do you recommend 30 inch tires or 32s? I believe I can use stock wheels on 30s but thoughts?
Really depends on where you ride and what you want out of your machine. Also you may have to get offset rims to run 32s. If you like like speed 30s but if you like going rock crawling and mud then 32s
35s
How are these holding up? Wear?
Still holding up pretty good, no noticeable wear!
Hey Josh, you gotta ask yourself…….is it Jon Beane approved? 🤣🤣
Hahaha this is a pretty nice set of tires lol
I actually just put these on replacing carnivores because of exactly what you said the sidewall sucks in rocks. Out of curiosity what pressure are you running
Been running around 12 psi but still finding the best sweet spot. What about yourself?
@@Trailnecks Haven't truly tested them yet, Ryan Snyder at SnyderPowersports (where i bought them) said they are running them at 12.5 so that sounds about right then.
Good to know! Thank you!
I run mine at 12 PSI.
Great objective video with good info and to the point. Did you consider the 33" XTR370S ? Not necessarily for the added 1" of clearance, but for the deeper lug pattern?
Appreciate the support! I did consider the 33s but they were 53 lbs a tire vs 32s were 46 lbs a tire. Rotational mass can really hurt your machine for speed and breaking axles so I tried to play it safe
What rims do you have them on? Looks Great!
Tusk Nebo Beadlock, 14 in 5+2 offset. Thank you!
Are your wheels 14x7 ?
Yes!
Any rubbing during articulation/compression?
I have a long travel kit with 5+2 offset rims and I dont have have any rubbing issues!
@@Trailnecks Interesting. I have a 2021 X3 72 inch wide. No long travel kit. Wonder if there would be any rubbing.
@@danieltrujillo7540 me too Sir, please let me know if you get them and if they rub..
@@danieltrujillo7540 you can run a 35 inch tire on a 72 inch x3 with no rubbing
3:49. He wished he got roxxzillas 🤣
Roxxzillas are a great tire but they aren't the ones for me personally!
Good video
Thank you!
now that you have had them a while do you still feel the same way?
Still feel the same, no regrets!
@@Trailnecks How is the tread holding up. I like Carnivore's but no way I'm replacing them every 1000 miles or so from what I've read. I got 800 miles on my original dirt tamers and they look new still.
I only got about 800 miles but pretty good so far!
@@Trailnecks Awesome 👍
How much power did they rob
Well it's pretty noticeable, but before the 32s the machine seemed out of control when trying to trail ride (always getting sideways when on the 29 in bighorns) afterwords it feels like you can drive more aggressively on the trails.
On a straight up drag race it will be much slower but still way faster than any non turbo machine
Is your machine a 64 or 72
It started out 64 but then I added a superatv long travel kit and offset rims which has put me out to 76
I heard “gravels” you must be from the mountains
Yeah our closest trail system is called Mountain View (Spearhead Trail System)
What do the 32’s measure?
True to size, which is another reason I like them!
@@Trailnecks that’s awesome. I have a turbo s and I am torn between the 32 and 33’s. The 33 is just super heavy
The 33s actually have a deeper tread that measures from 1.00in in the middle to 1.25in on the shoulder whereas the 32 measures .75in to 1.00in. So it kinda depends on if you like riding faster or if you want more clearance!
@@Trailnecks yeah im thinking that may be too much for me. Plus 53lbs is a heavy heavy tire. If the 32’s are 32” on the machine I’m good with that.