Rear mx tires? Itp quadcross mx?

[esr250r86]

Hi, I am in the market for a new set of rear mx tires size 18-10-8.
I am unsure of what I should get though. I am currently running itp holeshot mxr4's in the rear size 18/10/8. They hook up well but wear out very quick at the tracks here on the west coast which some are dry, some are slick and blue grooved and some are just muddy as heck. But I just need to know what you out there would suggest. I am really thinking about getting the itp quadcross rears because this tire is specifically designed for the itp quadcross circuit and knows what conditions it has to go through, but I have also been stuck on the maxxis razr mx rears but I dont know. Help me out please! I also have a set of turf tamers that I bought but I dont seem too like them too well in the turns and there a bit too much the tracks are not that dry here in Arizona!

[mx1791]

qud crosses are amazing. they hook up so good. BUT they wear out crazy fast just like everyother itp tire. razr mx's and kendas are good and last a long time but dont hook up as good as quadcrosses

[esr250r86]

They wear out quick too? That stinks. I thought they were longer lasting tires. But you said they hook up well so thats all that really matters when your racing. I might have to get these quad crosses because I hear their performance is awesome.

[mx1791]

yea they are supposed to last long but they dont. they are still very much worth getting though. i never rode i tire i liked so much

[xtullyx16]

mxr6's?

[allstock]

Originally posted by xtullyx16
mxr6's?

good, wear a little slower than the quadcrosses but they dont even compare traction wise

[allstock]

heres a pic of how good they hook up
10lbs in the fronts and 8lbs in the back and this is what they look like
http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x110/Daveanader/IMG_0214.jpg

[trx4ever]

the best hooking up tire I have is used is a Kenda Klaw Sticky Lite, it hooks up amazing. And weighs nothing

[BlaineKaiser450]

Originally posted by allstock
heres a pic of how good they hook up
10lbs in the fronts and 8lbs in the back and this is what they look like
http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x110/Daveanader/IMG_0214.jpg wow!

[esr250r86]

Originally posted by trx4ever
the best hooking up tire I have is used is a Kenda Klaw Sticky Lite, it hooks up amazing. And weighs nothing Where can you get those sticky lites? Dont you have to be a sponsored rider to get them? I was looking into some regular klaw mx also but they look like they are really hard compound tires?

[300ex mxracer]

Originally posted by allstock
heres a pic of how good they hook up
10lbs in the fronts and 8lbs in the back and this is what they look like
http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x110/Daveanader/IMG_0214.jpg

wow! whenever i run lower psi like that, i cant get it to turn. i guess thats just how i ride because i like it to be loose instead of tight. i run liike 15-13 front-rear. looks like a good tire though. i mite have to try them when i need new tires again

[trx4ever]

Actually they are kinda hard to get but a guy who sponsors me sells them and can get them for eight or nine inch rims. the compound is soft and they corner amazing. I am sure he can hook you up with them he has a **** load in stock right now but they do go quick

[allstock]

Originally posted by 300ex mxracer
wow! whenever i run lower psi like that, i cant get it to turn. i guess thats just how i ride because i like it to be loose instead of tight. i run liike 15-13 front-rear. looks like a good tire though. i mite have to try them when i need new tires again

10 psi is the maximum for those tires and they corner great.. i gues i forgot to mention that in that pic he sidewall flex could also be from 4th gear pinned