Can't get S-12s Whats next best

pursang

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Hi Guys,
I have been waiting 3 months for my dealer to get me a full set of Michlein S-12s for the start of the enduro season and he says he cant get them.
What is the next best mud tire for sticky, snotty Carolina and Georgia red clay?
I tried Dunlops and they couldn't pull a greasy string out of a gooses butt.
Thanks,
Dennis
 
Try the Maxxis SI tires or the new Dunlop 952 tire. The S-12's have gone to crap and chunk.

I have run the Maxxis SI's and really liked them.
 
I ran an IRC VE33 in a rock run a few weeks ago and it worked very well, much like the Pirelli MT16. Held up great too. I'm leaving it on for a sand run this Sunday so we will see how it crosses over. New S12s suck like Boom said, front was wasted in a few rides. You can also try a Mitas C10, pattern is much like an S12.
 
Pirelli MT32 rear and MT83 front... you won't be sorry. M12s are about the worst tire I have ever tried... Good luck.:D
 
I love my Trelleborgs in the muds and roots T-754 Ten Masters in the rear and T-914 MaxiGrip in the front.
 
I'm running Maxxis IT in the rear and an SI in the front. I'm loving the combo.
 
I have given up on the S12s, mostly because of the price.

Lately, I have been running the Maxxis SIs and so far they are working good and are about 40% cheaper than S12s, in Canada at least.
 
I have been using the mitas c10 on the rear and the new c19 in the frt. they are a close 2nd to the s12's. glad I'm not the only one that thinks the s12's have gone to shite the last couple of yr's.
 
I use Maxxis ITs for practice and Kenda Milville tires for racing. I love the Milville, but it wears out too fast to practice with one.
 
I just rode on Sunday and it was raining all day and those Trelle's worked awesome even though they are quite rounded!
 
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