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Tire life using Tubliss?

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PaulD

Husqvarna
AA Class
Just wondering how long some of you guys run your tires using tubliss?
I'm at 700 miles on my cheap Artrax set and although they appear really worn I'm still getting good traction. Seems like running the low psi offsets the typical traction issues somewhat as the tires wear.
 
PaulD said:
Just wondering how long some of you guys run your tires using tubliss?
I'm at 700 miles on my cheap Artrax set and although they appear really worn I'm still getting good traction. Seems like running the low psi offsets the typical traction issues somewhat as the tires wear.
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I believe tires last longer because they spin less, however I have had some side knobs rip if the pressure is too low and ruin a tire before it's worn out.
 
Love to hear more about this. It seems there are some +'s and -'s with tubliss. Whats the concensu guys, I have been dithering with this concept for ages.
 
I mounted a new set if Artrax tires for a friend and it made me realize how worn mine are. Yet my traction is still excellent running Tubliss at around 5psi. We have soft terrain here all sand and some mud. I have had no problems at all with tubliss system.
 
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