System 3 XTR370 one year review

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  • čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
  • This review is my opinion after one year of use. There are several people in our group running these tires, and we all really like them. We all agree they aren't that great on the pavement, but perform well in the rocks and on the trail.
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Komentáře • 18

  • @norrisprimm7352
    @norrisprimm7352 Před 2 lety +2

    Thanks for that review I just bought a set gonna give a try

  • @whiterhinooutdoors4572
    @whiterhinooutdoors4572 Před 2 lety +2

    Man tire prices have went three the roof with being said I wanna put these on my krx 1000 and that’s a sweet looking ride you have

  • @luvbgrass
    @luvbgrass Před rokem +3

    Good Video. Cut the music volume down.

  • @rzrdaze
    @rzrdaze Před 2 lety +1

    I just installed a set of these in 32" myself. Cant wait to see how they compare to my blackwater 30" tires they replaced. 2019 XPT.

    • @trinityoffroad
      @trinityoffroad  Před 2 lety

      I don't have any experience with the Blackwaters, but I don't think you'll be disappointed with the 370s.

  • @swkirk70
    @swkirk70 Před 2 lety +1

    Great videos on the XTRs. I just ordered a set for my XP1000.
    How are the 4+3 rims working out? I would like a little more width on mine too.

    • @trinityoffroad
      @trinityoffroad  Před 2 lety

      I have owned two RZRs. Both of which have had 4+3 wheels. I'll never run anything else. A +10mm to +15mm offset works really good.

  • @reesemcgee708
    @reesemcgee708 Před 2 lety +1

    Did you do a clutch kit or gear reduction, or just mount and go? I have the same machine and would like to run this setup as well, but not sure if a clutch kit or gear reduction is something I want to get into either.

    • @trinityoffroad
      @trinityoffroad  Před 2 lety

      Our 2021 XP Turbo has the same P90x clutch that comes in the Turbo S and XP Pro. I haven't had to touch it. However, if you have an older Turbo or an XP1000, I would look at the AA clutch kits. It isn't mandatory, but clutching those machines is more beneficial.

  • @zadzilko
    @zadzilko Před rokem +2

    You think those don’t ride well on pavement….try the factory Outlaw2s I have on my HighLifter. Lol

  • @reesemcgee708
    @reesemcgee708 Před 2 lety +1

    Do you think these would be a good tire for the Hatfield McCoy & Outlaw trails in WV?
    I ride there a lot and while I do avoid the roads as much as I can, you do sometimes have to ride on asphalt to get from one trail system to another. Or to get to the trails from the place you stay. Not worried about the smoothness, just don’t want them to wear down super fast. Our road riding is maybe 5% or less of our overall mileage.

    • @trinityoffroad
      @trinityoffroad  Před 2 lety

      I feel like that's comparable to how much we ride on the road. Like I mentioned in the video, I'm surprised at how they are wearing. I will get more life than I expected. We ride in the mountains of TN. So rocks, rocks and more rocks, with an occasional mud hole.

  • @marka1712
    @marka1712 Před 2 lety +1

    i have zillas on my krx, i was debating between the 370s and zillas and availability and a killer deal made my choice for me. have you run zillas and if so what is your opinion on the pros and cons in comparison to each other. i ride east tennessee mostly at windrock and so far the zillas have been great. thanks

    • @trinityoffroad
      @trinityoffroad  Před 2 lety

      I think those will serve you well. I have not run any personally, but ride with several people that have them. The zillas have a small advantage on rock. But don't clean out quite as good as the 370s. Both are great tires.

  • @claytonhawkinson9792
    @claytonhawkinson9792 Před rokem +1

    With the 32s are you running a lift? Or upper control arms?

    • @trinityoffroad
      @trinityoffroad  Před rokem

      I had Xtreme RZR tender springs on that machine, which gives 1.5" to 2" of lift. Stock upper a arms