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My only gripe with my Worky Quad is that the traction is sometimes a bit poor on mud or wet grass.

I have the standard industrial tyres.

 

I’ve been offered a set of all-tracs (inc wheels) which are meant to be great off road.

Soft compound, so I’d have to chop and change a bit for yard work or hard standing jobs.

 

Does anyone have any experience of them?

 

 

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35 minutes ago, Mark Bolam said:

My only gripe with my Worky Quad is that the traction is sometimes a bit poor on mud or wet grass.

I have the standard industrial tyres.

 

I’ve been offered a set of all-tracs (inc wheels) which are meant to be great off road.

Soft compound, so I’d have to chop and change a bit for yard work or hard standing jobs.

 

Does anyone have any experience of them?

 

 

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It's what's on my Giant, seem to work well enough in the mud for me. I've not had it stuck yet, including on the augering job pictured and on a regular soil pushing up job. Can see why you'd want to swap back for long hard standing jobs, or narrow access obviously👍

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They’re what I’m putting on the Skidster once I can withstand the shame of my bald herringbones no more. It’s the low pressure grippiness and floatiness that appeals. 

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