August 21, 201511 yr Casual middle of the road enthusiast looking for good grip at a reasonable price. Suggestions?
August 21, 201511 yr Michelin, expensive but still grip well when very worn. Tried the new dunlop recently but still prefer michelin
August 21, 201511 yr More data points for you... http://www.trialscentral.com/forums/topic/56028-tyres/page-2?hl=tyres I'm sure a quick search would find numerous more threads as it is always a popular topic...
August 21, 201511 yr There is even a survey... looks like Mich is the winner http://www.trialscentral.com/forums/topic/11893-what-make-of-rear-tyre-do-you-use/
August 22, 201511 yr I've never heard anyone say "This Michelin works almost as good as a Dunlop", but I've heard that statement reversed many times. What does that tell you?
August 22, 201511 yr I really think it is one of those things that it is worth spending a little extra on and if you are a casual driver it will last. I am way too casual but I sold my 2002 TXT200 this year and it still had the original Michelins on it (not X-lite) .
August 23, 201511 yr Author thanks for the info and the 'redirect'. I had searched but hadn't spelled "tyres" properly.
August 23, 201511 yr I`d try the new Dunlop GP. I`ve used the old Dunlop`s for years. (But I ride large grippy rocks!) Team Sherco USA started using the new Dunlops this year with good results. Best deal I`ve found is here. https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/
August 23, 201511 yr Michelin, expensive but still grip well when very worn. Tried the new dunlop recently but still prefer michelin New Gp Dunlop is not competitve with Michelin ?
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