Pro-Line Chisel II 1.9" Rock Crawler Tires w/Memory Foam (2) (4.85") (Predator)
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Tires Overview:
Ready to conquer the toughest crawling terrain? The Pro-Line Chisel II 1.3" Rock Crawler Tires deliver aggressive bite, predictable handling, and confidence-inspiring traction, giving your crawler the grip and control needed to tackle rocks, climbs, and technical trails with ease.
About the Chisel II 1.3" Rock Crawler Tires
Maximum Grip
The Pro-Line Chisel II 1.3" Rock Crawler Tires use an open tread pattern with stepped, sculpted lugs that continuously bite into rocks, dirt, and loose terrain for consistent forward traction. Optimized lug height reduces tread squirm, improving throttle response and delivering predictable control on technical climbs and challenging obstacles.
Ultimate Performance
Aggressive sidewall lugs provide outstanding grip during off-camber driving and uneven transitions, while the flexible carcass conforms to rocks and obstacles for a larger, more effective contact patch. This balanced design keeps the tire stable, responsive, and ready to maintain traction across a wide range of technical crawling conditions.
Features:
- Open tread pattern improves traction on rocks and loose terrain
- Stepped tread lugs provide strong, consistent bite
- Reduced lug height improves throttle response
- Aggressive sidewall lugs enhance off-camber grip
- Flexible carcass conforms to rocks and obstacles
- Clear tread voids help shed dirt and debris
- Predictable handling increases control on technical trails
- Engineered for reliable traction in demanding crawling conditions
Includes:
- (2) Chisel II 1.3" Rock Crawler Tires
- (2) Foam Insert
Specifications:
| Outer Diameter | 4.85in (123mm) |
|---|---|
| Inner Diameter | 1.9in (48.26mm) |
| Width | 1.78in (45mm) |
Reviews2.0 · 1 reviewacross all options
So far one of the very best performing and most useless tires I've tried. The grip is amazing. They are very sure footed. Unfortunately this is a performance oriented tire that can't be used in class 2 because it's too big, and is almost unusable in class 3 at 4.85" tall. They get swallowed up in gaps and cracks that other 5.25" class 3 tires handle easily. If they had made a 4.75 and/or a 5.25 size they would be one of, if not the very best tire in those classes in my opinion.