Pro-Line BFGoodrich Krawler T/A KX 1.9" Rock Crawler Tires (2) (Predator) w/Memory Foam
About this part
This is a pair of Pro-Line BFGoodrich Krawler T/A KX 1.9" Crawler Tires. Pro-Line is proud to continue their successful partnership with the leading full-size Off-Road tire manufacturer - BFGoodrich! This collaboration started with the introduction of the full-race BFGoodrich Baja T/A KR2 tires and continued with the extremely popular BFGoodrich All-Terrain KO2. Now, Pro-Line offers the Crawler specific BFG Krawler T/A KX tires available in Pro-Line’s legendary G8 compound or super soft "red label" predator compound!
The Krawler T/A KX (KX is for Key feature: eXtreme traction) is BFGoodrich's Off-Road Maximum Traction tire for off-road enthusiasts who participate in the extreme sport of rock crawling to challenge their driving skills and the performance of their vehicles. This purpose-built rock crawling tire was developed through participation in competition as BFGoodrich worked directly with full-size rock crawling enthusiasts.
The Krawler T/A KX features an extra deep tread design with a tread pattern that combines deep, aggressive independent blocks with solid sidewall lugs. Pro-Line’s re-creation of the Krawler T/A KX comes in at 4.75" tall x 1.75" wide for the perfect balance of Scale looks and performance!
Features:
- Licensed BFGoodrich Krawler T/A KX Tire Design
- Made from Pro-Line’s legendary G8 crawling compound
- Own the Same Tires that are used on many Full-Size Rock Crawling Rigs
- Exacting Scale Detail down to the Tire Warnings and T/A Sidewall tread Logos
- 4.75" tall x 1.75" wide for the perfect balance of Scale looks and Performance
- Soft Foam Inserts Included for Maximum Traction
- Made in the USA, since 1982
Specifications:
Height: 4.75" (120.6mm)
Width: 1.75" (44.5mm)
Includes:
- (2) BFGoodrich Krawler T/A KX 1.9" Tires
- (2) Soft White Foam Inserts
Reviews4.8 · 11 reviewsacross all options
Had these tires for about 5 months on a trx4 and they performed amazing. Very good grip on rock, I’d say as well as hyrax tries. But last way longer with 2nd gear bashing and 1st gear crawling. Loose dirt and mud they also performed great. Will not disappoint and look awesome.
I've had these tires in predator compound for over 6 months running with dual stage foams on a 9+ pound TRX4. They have held up great and grip really well. I also really love the scale look of these tires. I will be getting another set once these are finally worn out. Update 9 months later: I finally destroyed my first set of these tires. I wore holes in multiple spots on the tires, more in the rear than the front. Ordered another set for the same truck. Went with G8 in the rear this time for greater durability and predator in the front. Also running a full set of predator compound on a new lighter TRX that I recently built. I absolutely love these tires.
This are Excellent tires for Rock Crawlers. And its works more efficiently when you added the Pro-Line stage2 foam. All my RC with 1.9 Wheels base I use this Tires.
These Krawlers are night and day difference between the stock tires on my scx10ii. They are much softer which allows for better traction crawling up obstacles I’m sure when they break in they will be even better.
These look fantastic and perform even better! Love em.
Eleven reviews, mostly five-star, praise the tires' grip on rock, dirt and mud, and their scale appearance on TRX4 and SCX10 builds. Reviewers note they are softer than stock tires and mount easily on several wheel brands. Both the G8 and Predator compounds are represented. One owner reports the Predator compound ripping and dry rotting after about six months, and another reports wearing holes in a set after nine months, with durability in the G8 compound described as greater. Several reviews are short and some were written before long-term use, so durability evidence is limited.
- + Strong grip on rock and loose terrain
- + Scale look
- + Soft compound improves crawling traction
- + Mounts easily on several wheel brands
- − Predator compound ripped and dry rotted after about six months
- − Wore holes in rear after about nine months
- − Limited long-term durability evidence