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    Ok so I went to a VW show and swap meet today, and what did I find? A set of 4 golfcart rims and tires! Only 4 but since I had none they are better than nothing. Now what I need is some pics of a good tread patern that I can try to duplicate with my tire groover so I can get some traction.


    Last edited by birddog1148; 08-09-2009, 11:26 AM. Reason: retitle
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  • #2
    Was kind of hopeing somone would post some good pics to try to duplicate.
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    • #3
      just go to the gallery and click on the tire section, you will see plenty of tred patterns.
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      • #4
        Ok, the tires roll out at 55" This is my attemt at a chevron pattern. 1" cleat 1.75" between cleats, 20 cleats per tire.
        Opinions?
        Before I cut.
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        • #5
          Tried 1, what do ya think?
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          • #6
            thenner ridges but looks good
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            • #7
              Less width on the cleats?
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              • #8
                Don't tread on me.......

                i like that idea multiple grooves, but i agree the main treads need to be thinner,, height is good,,,,

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                • #9
                  price was right on the tires and rims, $40 for 4 used
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                  • #10
                    Looks like a real good swimming tire. But for mud, do you think you would need a relief grove (cut in the center around the circumference) to help against mud clogging the cogs? Just a thought. BTW, tire regroover is cool and something I have to add to the lidt of TOYS/TOOLS to get.
                    It's all just nuts and bolts.

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                    • #11
                      DELUXE GROOVING IRON, 250 WATT

                      I have this one too, but the other is better.
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                      • #12
                        Looks good!!! Thats a great idea!!! The tires look like they will swim good. What about cutting a shallow groove in the middle of each chevron, the whole length of each chevron. Like the grooves on the inside of all the lugs on this tire. http://www.6x6world.com/gallery/show...php/photo/4729

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                        • #13
                          easy enough to do.
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                          • #14
                            BirdDog, we're just guessing.. you could try what you got and then cut them again. The chevron and argo frontier tire, and the max IV tire swim the best.
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                            • #15
                              I trimmed em up a bit. I need new blades for the groover, the ones I have are narrower for cutting Dirt latemodel tires and they dont take well to being re-shaped. I wont cut the center groove untill I try them out, I can always go cut more out.


                              Atleast I know I can do it now and we know it is a cheap method of getting some tires on our machines.
                              Last edited by birddog1148; 08-09-2009, 04:06 PM.
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