Super tough carcass with deep lug tread pattern and soft grippy comp. Exceptional grip on all hardcore terrain rock mud or dirt. The deep lug pattern and sticky soft compound grips onto the most uneven surface giving you the best traction available. Bfgoodrich krawler kx red label non dot 37x1250r17lt these tires are non dotsingle tire worlds best rock crawling tire. 37 42 full race red label not legal for highway use deep tread version for natural terrain rock crawling shallow reduced skid version for man made terrain great for rock crawling with supple casing red label race only not legal for highway use. Unprecedented grip on rocks mud and dirt. The krawler red label has won more rock crawling championships than all other tires combined. You get the best of the best when you are running bfgoodrich stickies. Need a locker for better traction on the trails. We cary top quality parts from brands like yukon arb warn psc trail ready and many more. Dmr off road specializes in offroad performance parts.
We have the right products for you.ģ9 Bfg Red Label Krawlers On Kmc Beadlocks Need new gears to run bigger tires.īfg krawler red label. Go with the km2 mud terrains, great all around tire.I had NO IDEA there where 2 different Krawlers out there.Bfgoodrich krawler ta kx 37 39 krawler ta kx dot blue label ultra4 koh emc winner 2016 17 with brad roger lovell 37 42 full race red label for off road use only not legal for highway use deep tread for natural terrain rock crawling great for rock crawling with supple casing 371250r17 krawler ta. Go with the km2 mud terrains, great all around tire. tires are super sticky, compound is stickier than a competition drag slick. I have seen with my own eyes someone running 37" red label on a spooled 8.8 with chromoly shafts, simply turning the jeep around on paved road on a summer after noon and snapped a shaft.
The effective street life of a red label cralwer is only a couple hundred miles till they are bald.
You can only get them if you are sponsored (or know someone who is) by BF Goodrich. The soft compund being referenced is the red label crawler, they are not a DOT tire, available only in two sizes, 37" and 39" and are not available to the public new. the blue label really only shines on dry rock, but even then I would choose a different tire. A wheeling friend of mine ran the blue label 35" krawlers for 2 seasons and they are not great offroad here in the north east, they absolutely suck on road. they are the same compund as the mud terrain. To clearify, the krawlers he has listed are blue label tires that are available to any one.
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