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Review of the Pit Bull Rocker Extreme Offroad Tire
When you imagine a Pit Bull of the dog variety, you might get the image of relentless aggression.   When the Pit Bull Tire Company designed the Pit Bull Rocker Extreme Offroad Tire they probably had that image in mind.  The Pit Bull Rocker is a Bias Ply tire.  Offroad the Bias Ply tires will typically out perform their radial counterpart in the area of toughness hands down.  The Pit Bull Rocker is built for the extreme terrain with a 6 and 8 ply rating size dependent.   Airing these tires down to the single digits will allow them to flex well when broken in.  The tread gives them an advantage in rocky terrain with a sharp, random-like tread pattern that reaches down the sidewalls offering protection deep into the sidewall.  When aired way down the tire bulge will place the sidewall tread where you need the traction and the aggressive sidewall lugs will assist with excellent traction.  The rubber compound of these tires is harder than some other MT tires on the market and thus will last longer in harsh conditions.  While the Rockers were specifically designed for the rock terrain, in the mud they do hold their own.  Some of the tread elements were seemingly designed to deal with mud including a stepped design in some of the center lugs and a channel rib designed to break the suction of the mud.  Still, the Rocker requires some moderate tire spin to clean itself and maintain momentum.  In snow this tire will perform better than many popular Mud Terrain tires but again, snow is not its best terrain.  However if aired down to the low digits it will grind its way through deep snow.  When aired down to the very low single digits, bead locks are recommended.  Lateral traction is a plus with this tire as it offers plenty of side bite in off camber situations or traveling sideways along sloped terrain.  On the street these bias ply tires are quieter then you might expect a bias ply to be.  This is probably accomplished in part by a CAD designed tread pattern and their "All Bite No Bark™ noise resistant technology".  Also aiding road traction is the sipes place in the larger lugs.  Available in sizes 33X1350-15 C thru 39.5X1650-17 D.  See there site for more details. For a Spec Sheet Click Here


  

Manufacturers description of this tire:

MEET THE THREE NEW MEMBERS OF THE DOG PACK!!! - 4x4 tires designed for true Off-Road fanatics who like to Tear It Up TM. Our Tires kick ass...period!!! Don't believe us...REALLY...don't. We're not going to tell all of our secrets so our competition won't find out why our tires work so well. Pit Bull Tires® have many distinguishing features that are proprietary. Our tires bite hard, flex, make less noise and offer a nice ride on the road...if that matters to you. You’ve heard that all before in other tire manufacturer’s ads. So like we said...don’t believe us.  Click Here for Tire Reviews.

For those of you who need some assurance before making decisions, here's some info:

  • Real Sidewall Protectors - that help protect the sidewall and rims from impact.
     
  • Rim Guards - gotta have ’em
     
  • All Bite No Bark™ noise resistant technology - Sidewall Traction designed using Fang™ Technology - what's Fang™ Technology? Look at the pictures and see for yourself.
     
  • Construction/rubber designed using Tear It Up™ Technology - what’s Tear It Up™ Technology? You can't tell from looking at our tires. It’s our secret on why our tires are so cut resistant, puncture resistant and heat resistant. Which translates into a longer lasting tire providing many hours of hassle-free Off-Road pleasure.
     
  • Deep lugs - designed for excellent cleanout.
     
  • Sipes - Strategically placed for maximum traction and easy cleanout.
     
  • Cool sidewall designs - Different style lettering on either side of the Rocker & Maddog and other Tire Tattoos™
     
  • U.S. & Int’l Patented tread designs - We have something that no one else has…you can see for yourself in the pictures.

    "U.S. Pat. No. D505,385 & No. D508,457
    European Community Registered Design No. 000162383 & No. 000276654
    Aust Des Reg No 303228 "

 

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Pit Bull Tire Company
A Division of Tire Mart, Inc.
St. Louis, Missouri USA
customerservice@pitbulltires.com
314.621.8954
314.621.5396 Fax
800-645-2006
www.pitbulltires.com

 

 

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Carl W. South Carolina
Terrain where used: Mud, Wooded Trails, Sand
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I got a set of these Rockers about 8 months ago for my Jeep.  So far I think they kick butt.  We do the trails across SC and NC and along the beaches.  Rocks I've been on, they do great.  Aired down to about 8 psi and they grab the rock great.  In the goopy mud in a few great holes we hit my Chevy 350 rips through fine, keeping up with by friends Swamper TSLs.  The street they're a little noisy but I can deal with that.  For the looks of they, I actually like the road growl. The sand they great.  So far so good.
 

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Rating  Key - The star rating keys are specific to the terrain being rated in the review.  To the Top 
Don't even consider it if this is your main terrain. This tire will not perform well at all in this terrain.

Its trying but not doing too well.  You'd be better off choosing another for this terrain.

Average.  Its doing ok, not great but its holding its own.  A decent choice if you're compromising.

This tire does very well in this terrain but its not the best tire available however still a very good choice.

This tire performs exceptionally well in this terrain.  Among the best suited for this terrain.

Size Availability - This is a one to three thumbs up snapshot rating where one mean poor selection, two means ok and three means great.  Check with suppliers or manufacturers for actual available sizes.  While this rating system is vague, we couldn't possibly list all available sizes with size selection changing over time.  Please see manufacturer for list of sizes in production.





Money Bags - This is an average cost scale based on an averaged advertised cost of this tire when compared to other tires.  One money bag represents the tire is typically one of the cheapest available while 5 money bags indicates that this tire is one of the most expensive.  Averages are based on the tires reviewed.

    
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