New Terracross

I have heard many people talk about how much they loved their Terracross tries but said they were way to soft. Well it looks like ITP has beefed them up. Any thoughts......

The best handling utility tire on the market today just got better!
The TerraCross R/T tire line uses all-new XD (Extreme Duty) construction -- an extra sidewall ply and increased sidewall and tread rubber thickness for improved puncture protection.
New, extra-tough rubber compound significantly increases tread life.
The TerraCross R/T XD offers much greater durability and reliability, resulting in a much higher-mileage tire.
Specially designed 14-inch sizes make the TerraCross R/T the new standard in side-by-side UTV tires. A standout performer on ATVs as well!
14-inch UTV 1000-pound maximum load capacity per tire, at 12 psi.
All 12-inch sizes are now UTV rated.
Interlocking tread pattern and wide footprint result in exceptional traction and flotation.
Ideal for mud, snow and sand.
Radial construction offers a much smoother ride and greater overall control, enhancing operator confidence.
The wrap-around shoulder lugs offer excellent sidewall protection and traction when navigating rutted trails

How ya gonna know you got the latest version?

That is the same thing they said about the XTR's (MAN TARS) and I had the new ones and put 8 plugs in 3 tires in 2 rides with 13PSI of air. I call on whoever does their testing:BS:

Goose wrote:

How ya gonna know you got the latest version?

I think they have been out for a few months now. Just see if anyone is running them.

I really liked my Terracross. Very nice riding tire with good traction.

The Terracrosses I had last year was the XD model and they were still real soft.. They may have updated the model since then(it has been almost 2 years since I purchased them), the ones I had worked great for traction but was still easily punchered...

I've had the terracross 14" on my RZR since day one,run in all type of rocks,mud,sand,slick rocks clay mud..Running 12 psi so far (knock on wood) no plugs needed,no flats except I have a slow leak around the bead on the inside of one back tire..

I will be taking it off and giving it a cleaning soon...

BTW these tires have great traction,never had to be pulled out where others made it through..

Boliver wrote:

I've had the terracross 14" on my RZR since day one,run in all type of rocks,mud,sand,slick rocks clay mud..Running 12 psi so far (knock on wood) no plugs needed,no flats except I have a slow leak around the bead on the inside of one back tire..

I will be taking it off and giving it a cleaning soon...

BTW these tires have great traction,never had to be pulled out where others made it through..

How old are they?

The Terracross tires I had were the best ride I ever had, but they just didn't hold up for me. If they made them tougher and still keep a good ride then they might be worth looking at again.

The only thing they did was to start using the same casing to make the terracross as the current XTR's and this came from the head guy at ITP. So what you get now is the same tire as a XTR but with a different tread pattern.

I ran some used Terra's for a ride or two... after two holes in one ride, I went for the Rockers. I still like the Terra's... just too soft for where i ride.

GunRunner wrote:

The only thing they did was to start using the same casing to make the terracross as the current XTR's and this came from the head guy at ITP. So what you get now is the same tire as a XTR but with a different tread pattern.

So it is like the new XTR's. I am good with that.

I think I am the only one that does not have BIG problems with the XTR's. I have 1400 miles and put one plug in them. They are the older ones with out the new side wall.

Big-R wrote:

GunRunner wrote:

The only thing they did was to start using the same casing to make the terracross as the current XTR's and this came from the head guy at ITP. So what you get now is the same tire as a XTR but with a different tread pattern.

So it is like the new XTR's. I am good with that.

I think I am the only one that does not have BIG problems with the XTR's. I have 1400 miles and put one plug in them. They are the older ones with out the new side wall.

You don't ride them hard enough!

Mud-and-Guts wrote:

Big-R wrote:

GunRunner wrote:

The only thing they did was to start using the same casing to make the terracross as the current XTR's and this came from the head guy at ITP. So what you get now is the same tire as a XTR but with a different tread pattern.

So it is like the new XTR's. I am good with that.

I think I am the only one that does not have BIG problems with the XTR's. I have 1400 miles and put one plug in them. They are the older ones with out the new side wall.

You don't ride them hard enough!

That might be true. I may be a

Big-R wrote:

Mud-and-Guts wrote:

Big-R wrote:

GunRunner wrote:

The only thing they did was to start using the same casing to make the terracross as the current XTR's and this came from the head guy at ITP. So what you get now is the same tire as a XTR but with a different tread pattern.

So it is like the new XTR's. I am good with that.

I think I am the only one that does not have BIG problems with the XTR's. I have 1400 miles and put one plug in them. They are the older ones with out the new side wall.

You don't ride them hard enough!

That might be true. I may be a

lol

Mud-and-Guts wrote:

Big-R wrote:

Mud-and-Guts wrote:

Big-R wrote:

GunRunner wrote:

The only thing they did was to start using the same casing to make the terracross as the current XTR's and this came from the head guy at ITP. So what you get now is the same tire as a XTR but with a different tread pattern.

So it is like the new XTR's. I am good with that.

I think I am the only one that does not have BIG problems with the XTR's. I have 1400 miles and put one plug in them. They are the older ones with out the new side wall.

You don't ride them hard enough!

That might be true. I may be a

lol

Well I just check and found out that I am not a

Big-R wrote:

Mud-and-Guts wrote:

Big-R wrote:

Mud-and-Guts wrote:

Big-R wrote:

GunRunner wrote:

The only thing they did was to start using the same casing to make the terracross as the current XTR's and this came from the head guy at ITP. So what you get now is the same tire as a XTR but with a different tread pattern.

So it is like the new XTR's. I am good with that.

I think I am the only one that does not have BIG problems with the XTR's. I have 1400 miles and put one plug in them. They are the older ones with out the new side wall.

You don't ride them hard enough!

That might be true. I may be a

lol

Well I just check and found out that I am not a

Yeah but I believe someone backed up that hill too.....

blu-knight wrote:

Yeah but I believe someone backed up that hill too.....

blu-knight wrote:

Yeah but I believe someone backed up that hill too.....

I don't remember anyone backing up that hill. I remember Jerry falling backwards and sideways on that hill.

Big-R ask: How old are they?

They have been on my rzr since I bought it new in 09..

Boliver wrote:

Big-R ask: How old are they?

They have been on my rzr since I bought it new in 09..

Thanks.

loosenut backed up it !!

cajuncoot wrote:

loosenut backed up it !!

Not that hill. Maybe a small part of it but not the whole thing.

Big-R wrote:

cajuncoot wrote:

loosenut backed up it !!

Not that hill. Maybe a small part of it but not the whole thing.

Nope......he backed up the Whole hill Ronnie.....I watcher him.....