Thanks as usual Joe I use your reviews to make alot of decisions on my same as your Talon. Also u have mentioned that Chevy engine orange is a good match for the Talon orange the almost perfect match is the Chevrolet DE 1620 Orangetheres 2 different Oranges and this one is pretty close no red in it THANKS AGAIN Joe appreciate u guys
Greetings from Kern County, CA. Now that you’ve sold the Talon and several months have passed, what we’re your final impressions on the megabytes? I’m in a ‘21 pro xp ultimate still bone stock. Want to start modifying it and tires seem to be the first step. Thanks for the nice content, fellas. 🍻
Since the Megabites are built from the same carcass as the Terrabite, how do the the Megabites handle compared to the Terrabites on hard pack? Any louder? I'd be putting them on a Pioneer 700. I really like the Terrabite design but I'm afraid they won't do so well when we ride in snow here in PA.
Did you have to do any clutch work when you went to a 32”. I have a 1000xp with stock 29 x 14 x 9 fronts and 29 x 14 x 11 rear bighorn 2.0’s. If I went to a Tusk Teton Beadlock and 32 x 14 x 10 I’m afraid I’ll have to make clutch mods.
Keep us posted I'll be very interested to see how well they hold up as compared to the terabytes rich west seemingly forever 😂. - Joe
Thanks as usual Joe I use your reviews to make alot of decisions on my same as your Talon. Also u have mentioned that Chevy engine orange is a good match for the Talon orange the almost perfect match is the Chevrolet DE 1620 Orangetheres 2 different Oranges and this one is pretty close no red in it THANKS AGAIN Joe appreciate u guys
Good review. Just purchased my first set of Magabites and have a good idea of what to watch
Greetings from Kern County, CA.
Now that you’ve sold the Talon and several months have passed, what we’re your final impressions on the megabytes?
I’m in a ‘21 pro xp ultimate still bone stock. Want to start modifying it and tires seem to be the first step.
Thanks for the nice content, fellas. 🍻
I would like to know how many miles he put on them after owning them for awhile snd how the wear was.
Any update on the mega bites now??
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Questions
1-how many plies
2-DOT approved?
3-manufactured in what country?
Thank you for sharing
Should be fun!
8 ply, NOT DOT approved, not sure on manufacturing country. -Joe
Since the Megabites are built from the same carcass as the Terrabite, how do the the Megabites handle compared to the Terrabites on hard pack? Any louder? I'd be putting them on a Pioneer 700. I really like the Terrabite design but I'm afraid they won't do so well when we ride in snow here in PA.
They are louder on asphalt, didn’t notice on dirt roads. Went on another ride this weekend and more impressed now. -Joe
@@DerangedOffRoad Thanks for the reply. I'm assuming they would probably ride better then the factory v tread pattern on my Pioneer. Thanks!!
If you ride snow get the megabites , my terrabites did ok in snow . Now I got the megabites . They should do awesome .
Did you have to do any clutch work when you went to a 32”. I have a 1000xp with stock 29 x 14 x 9 fronts and 29 x 14 x 11 rear bighorn 2.0’s. If I went to a Tusk Teton Beadlock and 32 x 14 x 10 I’m afraid I’ll have to make clutch mods.
AWESOME TIRE!!!!
Nice, but I’m still a Bighorn lover!
what off set and are they the same?
5x2 offset. Square setup with 1.5” spacers in rear. -Joe
@@DerangedOffRoad thanks Joe
How many miles you ended up putting in your old Tusk Terrabite tires ?
What did you think of them
1500+ solid all around tire. Doesn’t clean out snow or mud real well but that’s a non issue for me. No complaints regarding the terrabites. -Joe
Carnivores are a squared off tire, the mega bite is a rounded tire! I think the rounded do better!
X pattern rotation will keep the edges of the tread sharp . Rotate them now . Each time you notice the edge being eaten away rotate them .
Wrong
@@kjsmolik clearly you don’t know how rotating tires works 🤡
My Roxxzilla tires are much better in the rocks now that the leading edges are completely rounded off.