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It’s official, Pro-Line is dropping a new BELTED version of their incredibly popular 2.8″ Trencher Monster Truck Tires!!! Why is this a big deal? Because belted tires are going to make a huge change in the bashing world. Older, non-belted tires like to expand (balloon) at high speeds. Belted tires maintain their normal shape, thus making them much easier to [...]
The teases over at Pro-Line Racing have been driving us nuts as we have been waiting for details on their latest Trenchers! Most of the Big Squid RC Crew have run and loved Trenchers, they are a serious tire for the serious basher, and for years (literally) we have begged them for a belted version. It looks like our wishes [...]
The folks over at Pro-Line have announced 3 New 2.8″ Low Profile Pre-Mounts for your bashing enjoyment. Soon you will be able to get their 2.8″ Street Fighter LP, Sand Paw LP, and Trencher LP conveniently pre-mounted on black Raid removable hex wheels. Street pricing for each pair comes in at just $39 and you can hit up This Link to [...]
Rejoice Traxxas X-Maxx owners, Pro-Line has just announced Trencher Pro-Loc tires for your beast! The Trenchers are a perfect “all-around” type tire that will give your X-Maxx more traction on loose surfaces and more grip (plus long wear) on pavement. Pro-Line Trencher 4.3 Pro-Loc X-Maxx Tires * Horizontal H shaped tread * Ridiculous amounts of traction and stability * Over-sized tread design * Detailed sidewall * [...]
Recently announced by Pro-Line are three new Stone Gray Monster Truck Pre-Mounts. Stone gray wheels are the color to have this spring and now there is a stone gray pre-mount to fit just about every monster truck on the market. First up is the Badlands 3.8″ Stone Gray Pre-Mount. These are Pro-Line’s ultra-gnarly 3.8″ Badlands tires mounted up on their trendy [...]
Whenever I’m waxing poetic about something, it’s typically solid-axle monster related. Since Pro-Line up and released the new PRO-MT 4×4, I figure we should shift attention to indy-suspension bash trucks for a week. There are so many kick-ass bashing monsters nowadays that it’s hard to keep track of what’s what, and that’s across a variety of scales as well. With a myriad [...]
