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[Spud]

Car mats can work, but you have to be picky about the type you get.
I've found that most don't work with the tie-up method (not enough tensile strength), and I'd rather not use tape if possible.
But, for extra protection under a layer of tape, they should absorb impact quite well.

Coo. I think i would do that at some point and maybe use them as tire socks some how to. Even if they dont last long they would be really east and cheap to change.

[Dark Knight]

Car mats can work, but you have to be picky about the type you get.
I've found that most don't work with the tie-up method (not enough tensile strength), and I'd rather not use tape if possible.
But, for extra protection under a layer of tape, they should absorb impact quite well.

Coo. I think i would do that at some point and maybe use them as tire socks some how to. Even if they dont last long they would be really east and cheap to change.

I'm thinking of using them as base for nail hoofs ( Spikies ), but old wore tire would work maybe just as well 

[Spud]

Car mats can work, but you have to be picky about the type you get.
I've found that most don't work with the tie-up method (not enough tensile strength), and I'd rather not use tape if possible.
But, for extra protection under a layer of tape, they should absorb impact quite well.

Coo. I think i would do that at some point and maybe use them as tire socks some how to. Even if they dont last long they would be really east and cheap to change.

I'm thinking of using them as base for nail hoofs ( Spikies ), but old wore tire would work maybe just as well 

I have never had a problem will grip on grass, wet grass or snowy grass. The only places I have had problem with grip was on the show on the pavements and walking down that big slope in wind and rain for sport releif mile. And they are pretty extreme cases.

[Dark Knight]

Car mats can work, but you have to be picky about the type you get.
I've found that most don't work with the tie-up method (not enough tensile strength), and I'd rather not use tape if possible.
But, for extra protection under a layer of tape, they should absorb impact quite well.

Coo. I think i would do that at some point and maybe use them as tire socks some how to. Even if they dont last long they would be really east and cheap to change.

I'm thinking of using them as base for nail hoofs ( Spikies ), but old wore tire would work maybe just as well 

I have never had a problem will grip on grass, wet grass or snowy grass. The only places I have had problem with grip was on the show on the pavements and walking down that big slope in wind and rain for sport releif mile. And they are pretty extreme cases.

But you know me !?
I am extreme 

[Spud]

Car mats can work, but you have to be picky about the type you get.
I've found that most don't work with the tie-up method (not enough tensile strength), and I'd rather not use tape if possible.
But, for extra protection under a layer of tape, they should absorb impact quite well.

Coo. I think i would do that at some point and maybe use them as tire socks some how to. Even if they dont last long they would be really east and cheap to change.

I'm thinking of using them as base for nail hoofs ( Spikies ), but old wore tire would work maybe just as well 

I have never had a problem will grip on grass, wet grass or snowy grass. The only places I have had problem with grip was on the show on the pavements and walking down that big slope in wind and rain for sport releif mile. And they are pretty extreme cases.

But you know me !?
I am extreme 

I will give you that one DK  lol

[aidanh1]

i can make u slip over on concrete 

WET LEAVES!!!! i ahte them so much!!!

[Greggles]

thay r dam kool tyers r quit expenive thow i think eny way will do that to mine

[_louis_]

WOOO i helped him make these

Wel.... when i say helped i meant stood back and watched and almost puked with the smell you was making (with burning holes in the ruber)

[zendalfire]

That's why some of us use a hole-punch tool instead 

[Nero]

yeah hole punch for the win!!!
so ive made another couple of sets of these and was wondering if anyone was interested in buying a pair, they are not for sale just yet as im waiting for the eyelet tool to arrive, as im gonna use 5mm eyelets to reinforce the holes.
these are all brand new tyres also, not skidded out secnd hand things
like i said its just a thought at the minute, each pair takes around 2hours to cut and then  punch the holes and i have blind stag (no eyed dear ) how long the eyelets will take to put in.
initial thoughts are £10 posted for the pair, your thoughts please.

[Spud]

I would buy them for a tenner..no doubts

[Matt Mckay]

yeah hole punch for the win!!!
so ive made another couple of sets of these and was wondering if anyone was interested in buying a pair, they are not for sale just yet as im waiting for the eyelet tool to arrive, as im gonna use 5mm eyelets to reinforce the holes.
these are all brand new tyres also, not skidded out secnd hand things
like i said its just a thought at the minute, each pair takes around 2hours to cut and then  punch the holes and i have blind stag (no eyed dear ) how long the eyelets will take to put in.
initial thoughts are £10 posted for the pair, your thoughts please.

i would buy some. if you had the ones with fire, ice or just a cool pattern. 

pm me if u get round to selling 

[Brendan (NeoNinja)]

£10... that's a bargain!!!

Mine cost more than that to make in the first place! lol.
Where are you buying your tyres and eyelets from?