It is 100% legal. Official MA state regulation states tires/tread must not stick past fenders UNLESS vehicle is equipped with 4WD, which my Jeep clearly has. However, it's a pretty well-known issue that some inspectors tend to forget about the second part of the regulation and give a hard time about it., hence why I said "may or may not pass" Others pass no problem. It's a crapshoot, hence why I've been dragging my ass on going.
This.......
Maxxis Hookworms.
see above
I don't even have DEQ in my hood. Registration via mail $85 for 2 years.
If this is true find the regulation and print it out. I found forum posts stating what you've stated but couldn't find it in the code.
Weird. I get two hits for "four" at that link, nothing matching that.
How far past the body panel do your tires extend?
Yolo
Maybe 1.5"-2" past the fender flares.
So, what you are saying over all, is it is coming down to a judgement call on the part of the safety inspector, who's job it is to ensure your vehicle is not only safe to drive, but safe for other road users as well?
Typical east coast
Yeah, if I can find them in 26".
Lemme guess: dual-compound?
You're doing it wrong.
OK, help the village idiot. Exactly why are Larsens > Holy Rollers?
Rain here, snow at A-Basin...almost finished with work aaaaaaaand it's raining.
That's not really helpful. What would you recommend, and why? All I remember about Hookworms is that they're heavy as hell, but that's the least of my concerns.
Before I go on a diatribe, what do you wanna use them for?
See the original post. I got up to the top of a half pipe on the K2 Funky Monkey, tires washed out, slid to the bottom. I've been up there with the tracer on Contis and stuck like glue.
Masonite or concrete?
Steel, I think, have to go back and look.
But you want a park only tire?
No.
Yes.
Because Larson TTs are much better on dirt than Holy Rollers (IMO), so more versatile. If you're riding exclusively street or ramps ymmv.
This is why you ask what he's gonna use them for first
So I have this bike that I ride a few times a year. We just built a little pump track in Bristol, so that's dirt, and there's an adjacent skate park which I'll hit if I'm not displacing kiddies.
