32" Maxxis Rampage Vs. GBC Mongrel - Mounting & Review!

Maxxis Rampage Vs. GBC Mongrel comparison on my RZR 1000 XP. Mounted on 14x7 STI Beadlock rims. I added a small amount of front spring preload due to the bumper and winch. Practically stock ride height.
- 32x10x14 Maxxis Rampage:
Mounted height: 31 5/8
Weight: 36 lbs
Ply: 8
- 32x10x14 GBC Mogrel
Mounted height: 31 1/2
Weight: 41 lbs
Ply: 8
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[@zilliumjenkins7940]

Nice review thanks. Cant wait for mine now! Conformed all my Hope's for them

[@RaztechPowersports]

Simon Peggle thanks for watching and I’m still happy with my choice. Excellent tire 👌🏻

[@conradgideon2960]

A tip : you can watch series at flixzone. I've been using it for watching all kinds of movies these days.

[@ronanjoziah6966]

@Conrad Gideon definitely, have been watching on Flixzone for since november myself =)

[@MrTurbo64]

I run the 32 mongels at 7-8 lbs on 2015 xp1000 eps and bottom of tires makes full contact on ground, even though it looks rounded side to side when aired up. I also changed out 68 gram primary clutch weights for 66 gram weights.

[@RaztechPowersports]

MrTurbo64 yeah dude, I tried every psi. They float so bad on hard packed (Tenn.) Rally car status. The Rampage’s hook!

[@thadschroederx]

Do you think they will hold up on gravel we ride a lot of forest service trails that are graveled now

[@jakedaum]

did you have to do any clutch work to your rzr when putting on 32" tires?

[@tjnaj1126]

Brad, I'm between Carnivors and Rampage (also live/ride in TN). i'm compelled to try Rampage over Carnivores after watching your videos; however, i was planning on 30". Do 32"s rub when you turn? I'll be mounting on stock 14". Thx in Advance. Keep up the great work.

[@RaztechPowersports]

tjnaj1126 I did crank up the preload on the spring a good bit because of the bumper and winch. They only rub at full lock and fully compressed (rarely happens). If you bottom out the front suspension hard.. they will lightly kiss the fender flares. Very lightly. For Tenn. I would go with the 32s

[@chroniclesofnanner9543]

So what’s the final verdict on these? Curious to see how they stack up to other tires

[@RaztechPowersports]

nuped117 I’m still 100% sold on them. They are wearing great and I’ve been driving around my neighborhood a lot on the concrete

[@jdub229r]

How did the Rampage’s do? Have Carnivores (on HD 9 bead locks) now, ride Windrock & HMTs. Seems like the Carnivores wear a little quick, I’m at 650 miles on my current set.

[@RaztechPowersports]

Yes they wear a lot better than the carnivores because there is more rubber on the ground. Still have plenty of grip!

[@daniels8701]

Know anyone running 32’s on a xp 1000 4 seater? I’ve had a 2 seat model, doesn’t seem like it’s geared any lower for the added weight. Does the tire measure a true 32” without over inflating it?

[@RaztechPowersports]

Yes they measure very close to 32”. Gearing has never been a issue. Still on the original belt.

[@baytownmike8150]

Just saw your video and can you tell me what the offset is on the rims you’re using? Thanks

[@RaztechPowersports]

4+3 14” STI

[@craig769]

I’m considering going with 32s on my xp1000, was curious what kind of upgrades you’ve done to run your 32s? I’ve heard stories of having to upgrade parts and then some people say they’ll be fine, just wanted to ask you since it appears you’ve been riding on them for awhile.

[@RaztechPowersports]

So regardless of what you read.. buy the lightest 32" tire you can find (Rampage) and you will be completely find. I treat my rzr like a trophy truck / rock crawler and I haven't had a single issue. Still on stock clutching and see no need to upgrade.

[@craig769]

Brad Raziano that’s good to hear, I’m from wv so do a lot of rock, slower technical stuff. But still like to open it up when I get the opportunity.

[@RaztechPowersports]

Craig Wilks then I would highly recommend this tire! They flex really good when you air them down, but also handle great on the gravel roads.

[@craig769]

Brad Raziano that’s what I like to hear. I went to brimstone a couple weeks back and definitely could have used a little more ground clearance. So that’s what made me look into the 32s but then started reading and well I’m sure you know how that goes lol. Appreciate the input

[@RaztechPowersports]

Craig Wilks hahaha I know it well. That’s why I try to make good informative videos 👍🏻 32s make a world of difference in roughy terrain.

[@ranchocortez]

Make another video using the new tires id like to see how they work

[@RaztechPowersports]

already in the works! Stay posted

[@Eisenstein69er]

Updates???

[@jefffleeman09]

How do they compare to the big horns are they good in the mud too ?

[@RaztechPowersports]

I would say the big horns are a little bit better in the mud but not by much. Ride quality is the same, really good

[@ganaderiarv]

Did you change ball joints? Bigger tires than stock!!

[@RaztechPowersports]

No need, unless your a rock bouncer

[@concealit4800]

What's the lowest air u can run with the deadlocks??

[@RaztechPowersports]

conceal it 5-6 psi. They flex really good

[@baytownmike8150]

Just now saw your video and can you tell meet her

[@skylarhudson6532]

Are you still enjoying the tires? Looking at getting a set

[@RaztechPowersports]

Very much so! I still recommend them 🏁

[@skylarhudson6532]

@@RaztechPowersports good deal. Thank you. I’ve been doing a lot of research on these tires and they look like they would do great on the terrain we ride.

[@RaztechPowersports]

@@skylarhudson6532 I’m sold on maxxis’s tire design. Ride smooth, plenty of traction and good tread life

[@brianculleton5487]

You need wider rims to keep the flat profile.

[@RaztechPowersports]

James Culleton you cant make a mongrel square regardless of the rim width

[@alexjrful]

Did u have to change ur clutch setup ?

[@RaztechPowersports]

Nope still stock. Just use low more for crawling