SUPER CHEAP QUALITY PNEUMATIC WHEELS
- Thread starter Paragon
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The Ground Industries Terraintula wheels are aluminum with carbon fiber.
The Crosshair hubs are plastic.
They fit mountainboard trucks so 12mm axle, but you can probably switch out the bearings if you want.
Here is the description on the terraintulas:
"These are brand new Ground Industries 200 x 50 Balistik Mountainboard tires and Black Terraintula aluminum and carbon fiber hubs. They are not in the original packaging, but come in a mesh bag that can be used for storing pads. Set includes 4 tires, 4 tubes, and 4 hubs. They also include 8 brand new 12mm bearings. These hub and tire sets will fit most mountain board trucks. Original retail for this set was well over $300 so this is a super value for an awesome product! Feel free to contact me if you have any questions."
The Crosshair hubs are plastic.
They fit mountainboard trucks so 12mm axle, but you can probably switch out the bearings if you want.
Here is the description on the terraintulas:
"These are brand new Ground Industries 200 x 50 Balistik Mountainboard tires and Black Terraintula aluminum and carbon fiber hubs. They are not in the original packaging, but come in a mesh bag that can be used for storing pads. Set includes 4 tires, 4 tubes, and 4 hubs. They also include 8 brand new 12mm bearings. These hub and tire sets will fit most mountain board trucks. Original retail for this set was well over $300 so this is a super value for an awesome product! Feel free to contact me if you have any questions."
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What is the quality of the rubber?
This is what I found online: http://www.surfingdirt.com/forum/showthread.php?t=437Silenthunter said:
^^ General consensus on that thread is that the Maks tires last way longer than MBS tires when used on the road; they are also very grippy.
Also, they used to sell for $70+ a set (for just the tires) before Ground Industries disappeared.
I think the hubs used to retail for $200 for a set.
