Pro-Line Badlands MX28 Belted 2.8" Pre-Mounted Truck Tires (2) (Black) (M2) w/Raid 6x30 Removable Hex Wheels

I love em. My go to tire. Bite the bullet and get them My playground is a backyard dirt track. A little MX, a little flat track. Have them on a 1/10 rustler 4x4 (with almost every plastic part that can, and did, break replaced with something metal.) They're tall but not fat. Put these on, drop a tooth on the pinion, and look out! They work good! I like the tread pattern too. Yes, dirt bike like as the advertisements say. And they work good! I recommend the belted technology as well. The tires are only 2" wide and without ballooning the nice sharp MX style knobbies dig at every opportunity. No ballooning, isn't that the way it's supposed to be? And it works good! They wear pretty good too. I've had them a season and the rears are showing signs. Knobs aren't quite so tall or sharp. My biggest complaint is the front two tires did come unglued once. Fairly large separation. Glued them (of course not perfectly straight) and they haven't come loose since. I'm a fan of bead lock tires and wish that was an option. They are costly..... And they sure work good! It would be a 5 stars review if they didn't separate (and came on bead lock wheels). If you do dirt track backyard racing, on real dirt, and want to rip, get them! (I'm buying another set)

Tires look and perform great, but the knobs in the tread pattern are definitely smaller than the regular badlands mx28.

Amazing wheels I put them on my Traxxas Rustler 4x4 make sure you use the long spacers

These tires are great! Run them on the losi db pro fox and it rips hard zero ballooning

Proline quality isn't in question. These tires have a great feel and the belted design won't balloon like non belted tires. I also bought the Proline 6×30 17mm aluminum hub adapters to use on a 1/8 Arrma truggy build. Idk if proline makes any 0 offset aluminum 17mm hub adapters for the 6×30 raid wheels, but The 17mm adapters I found have a wide offset and will give you a much wider stance. I wasn't expecting this but the wide offset adapters worked out for my project. I was able to use these on my Typhon BLX Truggy by making some changes to the build. I originally had hub extensions to convert the blx into a Truggy, but it was way too wide with the wide offset adapters. I was able to achieve the same effect by removing the extensions and just use the adapters. However, even with the wide offset, the 2.8 wheels came too to the Typhon hubs for my liking. To fix this, I used Kraton hubs which are a bit wider to give me the space needed between the wheels and hubs. You could also use 17mm copper washers as spacers, or use Mojave hubs and cvds to get similar results. The 12mn hubs that come with these wheels should work well on Arrma 3s and 4s models, and other RCs with 12mm hubs.