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Tires Overview:
Pro-Line Maxxis Trepador Rock Terrain 1.9″ Rock Crawler Tires. Designed to conquer the most extreme off-road terrain with ease, coming in at a massive 4.9″ tall, the Trepador raises the bar for oversized, high-performance rock crawling tires. Pro-Line’s design engineers captured all the unique features of the real 1:1 Trepador tires, from the ultra-aggressive sidewall for excellent traction on sand and rocks, the multi-curve tread for improved traction on loose dirt and slippery terrain to the unique tread element arrangement that ensures uniform contact area for maximum contact patch!
NOTE:Wheels shown in the photos are not included and are for illustrative purposes only.
Features:
- Officially Licensed by Maxxis to Pro-Line
- Designed for Extreme Off-Road and Rock Crawling Performance
- Ultra-aggressive Sidewall Design
- Faithfully Replicates The Real 1:1 Maxxis Trepador Tires
- Made in USA
- 4.9″ Oversized overall diameter
Specifications:
- Scale:1/10
- Outer Diameter:4.9″ (124mm)
- Inner Diameter:1.9″ (48.26mm)
- Width:1.75″ (44mm)
- Comp Class:Class 3
Includes:
- (2) Maxxis Trepador 1.9″ Tires
- (2) Foam Inserts
This product was added to our catalog on February 14, 2024
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Craig Swift Verified Owner Tuesday, Jul 1 2025 (3 months ago) Pro-Line Maxxis Trepador Rock Terrain 1.9″ Rock Crawler Tires (2) (Class – 3) Great tire! I can’t believe they’ve been out since 2023 and I’d never heard of them. I wanted tires in the 4.9″ to 5.3″ range for my straight axle rigs. I stumbled across these in an closed thread and visited ol’ YouTube, which gave good reviews. They are 4.9″O.D. and I mounted them on 1.9″ SSD steelies and ran them on an SCX10 Pro with carbon rails and Fusion Pro. They are one of the most versatile tires I’ve tried. I ran them on sand (wet and dry), soil, and steep rocks along the shore of nearby Millerton Lake, CA. This lake has some of the most varied crawling terrains I’ve ever seen packed together in California. They ate them up; only JConcepts Rupture have impressed me like these Trepadors did. Also ran them on Capra, SCX10 II, Basecamp, and Element Gatekeeper all builder kits, most converted to Fusion Pro and SE combos, Redcat Ascent, Ascent Fusion RTRs, a modified RTR Gen7 Pro and Gen8 Axe. Quite a varied line up and all balanced 60/40 ish without tires minimizing tire weight in swap out decisions. The Trepadors lived up to their name, in English “Climber”. They performed exceptionally well,crawling up 48 degree boulders, sandstone and granite faces, both smooth and “stepped” from lake wave action, downhilling and sidehilling. All get top marks from me and my crawler cohorts. The only slight we found was going from wet to dry sand/soil, the G8 compound picked up enough debris to cause slipping on rocks but what tire doesn’t. Multiple Proline Krawler KM + KX, Trenchers, RC4WD versions, JConcept Ruptures, Hold, Tusk and Megalithic, yes I have a tire sub-addiction but you get the picture. The Trepadors have been awesome for the month I’ve owned them and run them 3-4 times a weeks on different rigs. I would highly recommend these 1.9″I.D. Trepador tires. The Proline MT Pro Baja at 4.85″ are a good tire yet the Trepador’s slight height and tread pattern are a definite advantage. I’ve ordered some Proline Aztek LP (Low Profile) 2.2″I.D. 5.3″O.D. tires to hit the high end of my range. 2 customers found this review helpful. RC Muddler Verified Owner Monday, Jul 21 2025 (2 months ago) Pro-Line Maxxis Trepador Rock Terrain 1.9″ Rock Crawler Tires (2) (Class – 3) Great tires, mounted them on vintage steel Treal wheels on an H10 Optic. The H10 stock tires were actually pretty good in my opinion, but I wanted more aggressive looking tires for a scale look. I crawl mainly in a badlands area, lots of sandy rocks and packed sand of a sort, these tires seem to do really well. Rotem Verified Owner Sunday, Feb 9 2025 (8 months ago) Pro-Line Maxxis Trepador Rock Terrain 1.9″ Rock Crawler Tires (2) (Class – 3) Great tires can’t go wrong with prolines…
mounted on RC4wd dirtylifes dt1’s work great so far 0 of 2 customers found this review helpful. William Hess Verified Owner Tuesday, Jul 23 2024 (about a year ago) Pro-Line Maxxis Trepador Rock Terrain 1.9″ Rock Crawler Tires (2) (Class – 3) I cant give a 5 star cause i havent run them yet but they do look an feel like they will be a good trail tire, i like the height of them an the g8 compound, we will see after there first true test. 0 of 4 customers found this review helpful. View all reviews
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