Pro-Line Trencher T 2.2" All Terrain Truck Tires (2) (M2)
About this part
Pro-Line Trencher T 2.2" All Terrain Tires fit any 2.2” Truck wheel. Whether the surface is loose or hard-packed dirt, sand, snow, asphalt or gravel, the Trencher 2.2" tire is up to the task. The Trencher tread delivers ultimate traction and long-lasting durability. Each tire lug is shaped to dig into whatever surface you are running on and is ultra-thick so that it is extremely durable.
Features:
- Horizontal H shaped tread for ridiculous amounts of traction and side-to-side stability
- Over-sized tall tread is second-to-none in durability
- Ultra Long Lasting
- Official Pro-Line logo and Trencher name embossed on sidewall of tire
- Made in the USA, since 1982
Specifications:
Height: 4.10" (104mm)
Width: 2.11" (54mm)
Includes:
- (2) Trencher T 2.2” Truck Tires
- (2) Foam Inserts
Reviews4.0 · 5 reviews
Not a very big fan of these. Put them to a Rustler 2wd with a castle 3800 motor on 2S. Found them to be worse than stock, the compound is too stiff and tread pattern too blocky to work any good on the very surfaces Pro-Line claims they will work well in, loose dirt, grass, even the street. I don't reccomend these tires.
Good all around tire for stadium trucks. They last a long time. I have a few race kit stadium truck I just bash around with and use these tires instead of racing tires which wear out too quickly.
Got these in a Hobao Hyper TT 2.0. works great on mixed surfaces. Taking off a star for the low grip while breaking from max speed on asphalt. Other than that, these are solid all around "set and forget" tires.
A good all around basher tire that works good even on 2wd trucks
Bought these for my HPI RS4 MT to replace the ancient Dirt Hawgs it had. These tires will do perfectly for grass and pavement fun driving.
Reviewers generally rate these all-terrain truck tires well for bashing and mixed-surface use, with several describing them as reliable all-round tires that last long. Owners mention use on stadium trucks, a 2WD buggy-style truck, and an RS4 MT on grass and pavement. One reviewer, running a Rustler 2WD on 2S power, found them worse than stock, citing a stiff compound and blocky tread that gave poor grip on loose dirt, grass and street. Another owner noted reduced grip when braking from high speed on asphalt. Overall opinion is positive, with the main disagreement centred on grip and compound stiffness in lower-powered or 2WD setups.
- + Works well on mixed surfaces
- + Long tire life
- + Good all-round basher tire
- + Suitable for 2WD trucks
- − Low grip when braking on asphalt
- − Stiff compound in one test
- − Blocky tread gave poor grip for one reviewer