Traxxas Maxx Belted Sledgehammer 2.9″ Pre-Mounted Tires (Chrome) (2) w/17mm Splined Hex

Tire Overview:

Traxxas Maxx Belted Sledgehammer® 2.9″ Pre-Mounted Tires. This is a pair of replacement pre-mounted tires intended for use on the Traxxas Maxx 1/10 Monster Truck. Traxxas has designed these tires to deliver exceptional stability and control no matter where your Traxxas Maxx takes you. The broad open-block tread design prevents dirt and debris from clogging up and weighing you down, while the lightweight belting maintains the tire’s shape for a larger contact patch and more grip. This results in better overall responsive handling at any speed. These tires are pre-mounted on 2.9″ chrome-plated wheels for a direct swap onto your Monster Truck.

Features:

• Game-changing stability and control
• Increased diameter gives a powerful stance
• Open-block tread design
• Lightweight belting for a larger contact patch and more grip
• Responsive handling at any speed
• Chrome plated split spoke wheels

Specifications:

• Application:1/10 Monster Truck
• Wheel Position:Front/Rear
• Inner Wheel Diameter:3.8in (96.52mm)
• Outer Wheel Diameter:2.9in (73.66mm)
• Width:2.65in (67.31mm)
• Height:5.6in (142.24mm)

Includes:

• (2) Traxxas Maxx Belted Sledgehammer 2.9″ Pre-Mounted Tires

This product was added to our catalog on July 22, 2024

• Traxxas Maxx

Jason Kendall Verified Owner Tuesday, Sep 10 2024 (about a year ago) Traxxas Maxx Belted Sledgehammer 2.9″ Pre-Mounted Tires (Chrome) (2) Love these tires! Put some on my v2 Maxx and just got a set for my Tekno MT410 2.0. With the tekno hexes, you’ll have to shave off the tabs on the inside of the wheel hexes. Easy modification to run this great tire Gabriel Baird Thursday, Aug 8 2024 (about a year ago) Traxxas Maxx Belted Sledgehammer 2.9″ Pre-Mounted Tires (Chrome) (2) These are great tires for a Traxxas Maxx. I’ve been running them for about 3 months now, and they’ve held up pretty well. The speed did drop by almost 5mph GPS, but the car handles so incredibly well at high speed and maneuvers predictably. In addition, I’ve never had to reglue them. However, they wear down pretty fast on asphalt and I don’t think it’s worth $70 for two tires, $50 or $60 makes more sense for what you’re getting here. View all reviews