Getting new Fat Tires? Mohegia vs Juggernauts.

[@brentpolk8331]

I bought Chaoyang 26"x4" smooth road tires, because the factory knobby's loose their knobs after about 2k miles.

[@johnnysezebike1319]

I just did a mud run the other day with the Chao Yang's on my AWD and they did eject the mud from the treads better than the others. These did pretty good too.

[@matthewmorin4926]

Where's part 2 (500-mile) update?

[@johnnysezebike1319]

Thanks for the interest. I didn't get to 500 miles yet because the Bafang 1k watt motor I put on that bike was/is defective and limiting my ability to use it properly. I'll update and show how they look so far. Not impressed with the wear tho.

[@bassw1758]

Good fat bike tires are hit and miss these days, I'd probably go with the Panaracer's,if I could find them, then the Chao Yang's. The best set of fat bike tires I ever had actually was a no name tire with a waffle pattern, and the tire said to not inflate past 15 psi, but they were from 2017.

[@johnnysezebike1319]

Exactly. So many imitations too. I've have good luck with Chao Yangs in the past. Giggas lasted the longest at 2k mi.

[@bassw1758]

@@johnnysezebike1319 I had the Vee bulldozers, 26x 4.2, too, I took them off though, they're really good off-road, but on the black top the rolling resistance was brutal, about $75 a tire too.