Tires vs. Mattracks

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May 23, 2012
Bluffmagic Says:
Obviously this test was done by Mattracks. Do you really think we're that stupid? I'm not saying your product is crap but your demo is weak. Maybe the close minded rich people will go for it though. In fact, that is your target market group. Enjoy the profits. Cheers.

May 6, 2012
superfleazee Says:
im guessing the price.

May 5, 2012
silverfox605 Says:
My ford Excursion goes in deeper snow than that with no problems. The treads have much to do with how tires work;.

May 5, 2012
paraphilinix Says:
since you have an H1 and thats the same as a humvee makes me wonder why the millitary don't use mattracks

May 4, 2012
blckvlvtn Says:
Whoever is driving with the tires on is mentally retarded.

Apr 30, 2012
TimGuareclever Says:
i guess if you have this amount of money then MPG is not problem. If you are affected by MPG visit uareclever . com

Apr 30, 2012
DJzSith Says:
for that much money you can buy a whole tank in Russia

Apr 29, 2012
nfwutard Says:
I hate rich kids playing with toys i cant have fuck you kid i pee in your general direction

Apr 16, 2012
fisheyedfreak Says:
clearly

Apr 15, 2012
gevojanyan Says:
O got a Land Rover Discovery with diff lock, upgraded suspension, ARB set, winch and much more. But there are places that it just won't make it... Love mattracks. I wish I had it. They are unstoppable...

Apr 13, 2012
mr00dito Says:
they make them for jeep cherokee

Apr 13, 2012
sillymonsterfromthe4 Says:
funny that without the mattracks the clearance drops significantly haha, no wonder he didn't go anywhere but with mattracks you get mad traction and a nice lift :D

Apr 12, 2012
MrHighAnxiety63 Says:
How hard are these on the suspension of one's vehicle? Seems like they would add more stress to the suspension than normal tires would. And, how good are they in the mud?

Apr 10, 2012
chase178 Says:
haha thats a joke the truck looks like it had alot more ground clearance with the mattracks.

Apr 10, 2012
TheMsjan2010 Says:
is this RC or a real car... aah its it actually a real car

Apr 10, 2012
Jason Andrews Says:
shoes*

Apr 10, 2012
Jason Andrews Says:
studs wouldnt help in 2ft high snow drifts with powder...mattracks and big boggers aired down actually help to spread the weight of your truck across a greater distance(like snow showes do for your feet) studs would be useless. trust me I should know I go offroading in the snow every year with my modified Range Rover Hunter. awd,3sp transfer case. lockable diffs all around, 38in boggers. if it were ice or packed snow then yes thatd be correct

Apr 8, 2012
14vdul Says:
yes in cold states

Apr 4, 2012
historytruthseeker Says:
are they street legal?

Mar 31, 2012
csedan510 Says:
They quoted me $47,000 for a set for my Kubota... I say more than a bit steep.

Mar 29, 2012
12345gallardo Says:
i want to see if u can reach 60 mph with the mattracks

Mar 21, 2012
74latremouille Says:
eric should learn to drive in snow

Mar 14, 2012
MvYTx Says:
my snowmobile can do that !

Mar 13, 2012
LostNbound Says:
seriously. Not doubting the trax would be better in the long run, but there's no was a hummer is just going to stop dead like that. dude wasn't even trying

Mar 9, 2012
mrlandroverdiscovery Says:
an H1 would definitely make it through that if the diff was locked

Video Details

This is a short comparison demonstrating the difference between tires and tracks. 44" tires with Dana 60's and lockers would not get you through the snow like the Mattracks. Yes, they are more expensive, and not for everyone, but if you need to get through snow, mud, sand or any other soft mate... More