TRAXXAS T-Maxx 1/10 Precision Radial Tire TMX1891PW with Foam Insert by GPM  [TMX1891PW]

TRAXXAS 1/10 T-Maxx Monster Truck (Options) Rubber Radial Tire With Foam Insert- 1pr set - GPM TMX1891PW
Price:
USD$17.00
Brand:
GPM
Model:
TMX1891PW
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Precision radial tyre for TRAXXAS T-Maxx 1/10

This replacement radial tyre is manufactured for TRAXXAS 1/10 T-Maxx platforms and supplied under part code TMX1891PW. It is intended as a direct-fit upgrade for hobbyists seeking consistent tyre geometry and repeatable response during testing and routine maintenance.

Engineering notes: the rubber tread paired with an internal foam insert provides sidewall support and predictable load transfer for scale monster truck setups. The design focuses on consistent profile retention and straightforward fitment for wheel rebuilds and tuning iterations.

Assembly guidance: install the foam insert inside the tyre prior to seating on compatible T-Maxx wheels, trim any excessive material that disrupts uniform seating, verify bead contact all the way around the rim, and balance the wheel as required before final hardware torque.

Specifications

  • Item: Rubber radial tire with foam insert
  • Material: Rubber and foam insert
  • Model Number: TMX1891PW
  • Compatibility: TRAXXAS 1/10 T-Maxx

Recommended where precise tyre shape and reliable fitment are priorities for TRAXXAS T-Maxx 1/10 maintenance and staged tuning programs.

What checks ensure correct fitment of TMX1891PW?

Confirm rim inner diameter and hex compatibility with T-Maxx wheel standards, inspect bead seating during the initial mount, and verify no insert material prevents even contact.

How does insert firmness affect handling?

Insert density changes sidewall stiffness and roll behaviour; firmer inserts reduce deformation under load while softer inserts improve mechanical grip on rough surfaces.

What is the recommended balancing procedure?

After mounting and seating, spin the wheel assembly and add small balance weights or tape where needed to correct any vibration, then torque wheel hardware to chassis specifications.