Traxxas 7473T Pre-Glued Black Wheels with Gravel Pattern Tires, TSM Rated (Sold As Pair) Vehicle

Perfect OEM wheels and tires.

Es tal como esta en la descripción y la imagen muy feliz

I used these on my 3s slash 2wd. They did grip well at first. But are soft and street bashing is very rough at them.

Nice tires very flexible to and don't balloon much. Did 85mph on these tires with the Fiesta ST Rally and WRX body.

These may be good for gravel, but they don't do great on asphalt or on loose dirt. My slash can do donuts with these on asphalt, and at the track it was more like drift tires. Very little traction. The only plus is that they don't really balloon much.

Pulled hard left under acceleration, once the tires warmed up they settled down and went straight. The tires are ok as long as I guess you heat them up. update to my review, my proline tires came in and were light years better tires.

I am a bit of a tire snob, and have about 30 sets of tires for my 5 RC Cars. I have read not the best reviews of this tire on pavement, and was hesitant to buy them before now. For All Terrain tires, my go-to has been the duratrax banditos, but I needed something with a bit more bite for running my traxxas vxl slash to lcg rally car conversion.The off-road handling on these tires is awesome. The knobs get good traction, and I have been very competitive at my local RC park when race. We made our own track, and is mainly loose dirt. This works well considering my rally car is not meant for bashing, or rock crawling, or really rough terrain. Its meant for what I built it for - rally, and in the full size cars, they are staying on dirt roads, going fast. These tires really help me do exactly that.The tires have been through about 50 races so far, and the knobs are barely worn. I just bought two more sets, as I really like them, and wanted spares.I haven't really taken them on-road, so I am not sure how they will perform, but as stated, I have read the knobs wear fast on the pavement. But honestly, if I am going to be running on pavement, its easier to just switch out to my AT tires, and have at it.If you plan to run the tires off road, these tires will do great. However if you are running your car on really rough terrain, you are probably better served going to a larger tire.