Far superior in handling, especially on tighter tracks. Factory dBoots have a taller side lug, and this results in traction roll at speed. The Landmines have shorter lugs and a more curved crown, allowing for a faster corner with less traction roll. I'm able to run faster laps around the track.
@@MojaveValleyRCA the rc method tires are much better .All trucks with height and stock tires. they tend to flip. when you do a turn at high speed. there is nothing special about jconcepts rims. i want to see a video of these tires and running the mojave fast and do a close lap without braking at all and see if you have better stability without flipping on these tires.🤷🏻
@@Youworstnightmare77 Greetings, we will get some video up later this summer. Other projects underway at the moment. That said, the Methods are by far the easiest tire to drive, but also the slowest on lap times. Most likely there is a significant difference in our truck setups. I have no issues with traction rolling with the JC's on short grass or dirt. What the Methods offer in drivability ( meaning forgiving for poor lines or excessive speed in corners ) they give up in acceleration and braking traction. JC tires are modeled after racing tires, such as you would find on a 1/8 buggy or SCT. Methods are basher tires, modeled after that kind of driving ( all surfaces, crazy speed, ect ). If I want to go fast and carve around the track, Methods are my last choice. If I want to bash and get wild wherever, Methods are my first choice.
What are your thoughts on this tire compared to the stock ones?
Far superior in handling, especially on tighter tracks. Factory dBoots have a taller side lug, and this results in traction roll at speed. The Landmines have shorter lugs and a more curved crown, allowing for a faster corner with less traction roll. I'm able to run faster laps around the track.
@@MojaveValleyRCA the rc method tires are much better .All trucks with height and stock tires. they tend to flip. when you do a turn at high speed. there is nothing special about jconcepts rims. i want to see a video of these tires and running the mojave fast and do a close lap without braking at all and see if you have better stability without flipping on these tires.🤷🏻
@@Youworstnightmare77 Greetings, we will get some video up later this summer. Other projects underway at the moment. That said, the Methods are by far the easiest tire to drive, but also the slowest on lap times. Most likely there is a significant difference in our truck setups. I have no issues with traction rolling with the JC's on short grass or dirt. What the Methods offer in drivability ( meaning forgiving for poor lines or excessive speed in corners ) they give up in acceleration and braking traction. JC tires are modeled after racing tires, such as you would find on a 1/8 buggy or SCT. Methods are basher tires, modeled after that kind of driving ( all surfaces, crazy speed, ect ). If I want to go fast and carve around the track, Methods are my last choice. If I want to bash and get wild wherever, Methods are my first choice.