EFX Motoslayer Mud Tire Review (How Good Are They?)
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2022
- On this episode of ehTV, we take a close look at the EFX Motoslayer Tires acquired from N2Ytires in Barrie Ontario. Efx's newest edition to their extreme mud tire lineup. After a few decent rides with these tires on the 2022 Can-Am Renegade Xmr1000r, the time has come to provide our feedback on the Motoslayers.
Here's the quick rundown in these categories.
EFX Moto Slayer (30x9.5x14)
Trailing/Handling - 8/10
Mud performance - 8/10
Durability - 7/10 Total score of
Weight/Height - 10/10 41/50
Water Skimming 8/10
For comparison sake here are my ratings on a few other tires designed for the same target market in the off-road sector in roughly the same sizing.
System 3 Xm310 (31x9.5x14)
Trailing/Handling - 7/10
Mud Performance - 8/10 Total Score of
Durability - 8/10 37/50
Weight/Height - 7/10 (Measured short)
Water Skimming 7/10
EFX MotoHavok (31x8x14)
Trailing/Handling - 6/10
Mud Performance - 9/10 Total Score of
Durability - 7/10 39/50
Weight/Height - 10/10
Water Skimming - 7/10
SuperATV Assassinator (29.5x8x14)
Trailing/Handling - 5/10
Mud Performance - 10/10 Total Score of
Durability - 9/10 38/50
Weight/Height - 8/10 (Heavy tire)
Water Skimming - 6/10
Please keep in mind these ratings are only opinion, based on my personal experience with these tires. If you disagree with these ratings, by all means please comment why in the comments below. We'd love to hear your feedback on these popular choices of Mud Tires designed specifically for your ATV or UTV vehicles.
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Great review. You should be the standard reviewer for all of them. I'm running the Havoks because of your earlier tire review and could not be happier. Keep making them vids. As always "Ride Hard and Be Safe" MN BILL
Best tire review I've ever seen, brother. Rad.
I really appreciate that my friend. Glad ya enjoyed it!
Yeeeeees new video agan 🥳. Thank you very much bro 👍
You know it’s a good day when you upload
Cheers brother
Hell yes buddy them are some tires wow I wanna get me some for my wheeler now 👍👍
You have any input or a planned review for the new xps swamp force? They look like a good tire!
I know that back in the day you have tried the OutLaw 2s and other tires now how would you rate them against these tires and have you ever tried the Black Mambas. Living down here in Louisiana we have some great mud riding areas and me living in the middle of a pasture I have several different kinds terrain from extreme soft mud much like skeg to extremely hard dirt just like concrete where it cracks open when dry I run either 32” Black Mambas or 32” OutLaw 2s on my Commander.
I think they will be a fantastic snow tire. Forward and reverse
Hey so with them being lighter even tho they are a bit taller do they effect performance ? Still get the same speed out of it
If you have had to take your pick between XM 310 or these motos.. which would it be ?
“Float ability” as well. Definitely a consideration down here. Skinny vs wide and light.
What do u think about the terminator max tire?
I'm trying to decide between a set of these Moto Slayers and Moto Havoks for my RZR Turbo as my mud tire setup. Looking to go with a 32 inch diameter. Which ones would you recommend for me man? Would the Slayers do better in terrain outside of pure mud? Judging by your review on the trail characteristics I'd think so.
Hands down I would get the Slayer in 32 or 33. Greater trailing characteristics and darn near as good in mud
@@ehTV1000 Awesome! Thanks man! Appreciate the feedback. Wicked review video.
I notice you don't ever have rad relocates on your Rene's......do you ever have issues?
Do you know of any riding spots in Kinston?
How are they compared to the 30" Cryptid's?
Been waiting for this video to see how this tires worked
Right on, sorry it's taken so long. I'm a little behind on editing this summer. Started a new career as of late with some wild hrs. Lol
What did ya think?
I think this got me hacked im going send for a set for my trail tires and keep my assassinators just for mudding and ripping in the snow
And it's all good man I know how it feels long hours working and no time for anything else
im ordering these for my 700 xmr after seeing this
How would these compared to a maxxis zilla of the same size? I have 27 inch maxxis zilla on a grizzly 700 and want to go to 30s or would these be a big upgrade in every category except for weight?
Absolutely 💯
Do you find the 30s arnt enough clearance in the mud and you get hung up a lot ? That’s the only thing stopping me from going down to 30s for a mud/ trail tire
Thought it might be, but honestly not really. Just attack it harder or take fresh line.
@@ehTV1000 wicked , I’ll either do the 30s or 32s! Probably 30s just so I can keep the weight down and have a good trail / mud set up ! Thanks ! Hopefully get to meet ya oct 22 🤙🏻
@@902RedMonster69 I ran 29.5s on my last outlander and once you go bigger you cannot work the bike through a hole as well. Btw I ran bounty holes against bikes on 35"+ tires and for the most part would make it as far as any of them and actually won a few against much bigger tire machines
@@mattbarrois8675 thanks man , I’m really thinking getting the 30s it’s gonna be a trail tire but there is always mud to go through haha
basically you have a new version of the vampire tire!
I just bought an xmr 1000. I absolutely hate how stiff the suspension is on mine even set on soft with the clickers. I'm gonna turn the preload rings way down on the springs and see what happens. Prob gonna go down about 5 inches. Then I'll remove the rear sway bars if that doesn't do it. My quad is so damn stiff that it doesn't even move at all when I stand on it. Its terrible going over rocky trails here in PA.
Mines was like that too, I turned down the pre load. Made it smoother, but still pretty rough. Also I ended up blowing up both rear shocks, so I think I turned down the preload too much since it kept bottoming out while trail riding.
@@AJRenegade Next step is I'm gonna disconnect that massive rear sway bar that is as thick as the one on my F250 and see how that feels. If its too soft I can add a little pre load to the springs. But I think getting rid of that ridiculous sway bar is gonna be the answer. For the money that these quads cost, they should be a smooth ride. Not feel like a 4x4 go cart.
Xmr stands for xtreme maintenance required 😂😂 but they are strong atvs.
We have similar terrain here in Maine and from my riding experience in the Maine woods with rocks and roots galore, the XXC is a better choice in NEW England in general. Plus snorkels are illegal in Maine. Factory or aftermarket.
@@MATTLEism Yeah I should have bought the XXC but the XMR came stock with a winch
If you had to choose between Assassinators or these Moto-Slayers.. which would you prefer??
If ya could only pick one I'd probably choose the slayer
Are the heavy .i love my xm3
Who makes the decals for your bikes?
Gates graphics
Mazz I had a feeling you was going to be the first atv review. Everyone I asked won't say anything
What wheels are those? Like ‘em.
Blackrinowheels armory
Question who makes them rims?
Black ryno
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Thank you for sharing.
Our pleasure!
Kind of looks like a super swamper bogger- super swamper sx tires blended together
An added note is my guess is these would be about 70% less wear and tear with the softness of that rubber s**** expensive to fix nowadays
Absolutely, was unbelievably comfortable to ride with them on there.
Can u sent me a Renegade so i can have something to drive to school and hav some fun with in my free time
🤗🤗🤗🤗👍👍👍👍👍!!!
My buddy has them and hates them
The word "stuck" is most likely a foreign word to you.
Hahahaha, Not too many we can't get out of.
Wait wait wait ✋ you can’t give the tire a 8 instead of a 9 due to YOUR visibility that’s not a factor build a fender that keeps it out of your eyes it’s not the tires fault you don’t have fenders and it’s blasting you in the face lmao I personally get plastic kit for mudding and then if I wasn’t I’d go back to my slick sport fenders