with the wheels from wahl you can run studs with no problems to the wheels.
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The issue with studs is when there isn't enough rubber to cushion them. Those wahl wheels look to have a good thick piece of rubber, much like the OEM cast aluminum wheels. They'll be fine with studs, though as with everything, studs will chew the rubber up some.
I cant remember what the material is but it's not rubber it's a lot more durable.
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Well technically, rubber these days isnt even rubber. Its a firm flexible and springy black rubber-like material.
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LazyBastard said:The issue with studs is when there isn't enough rubber to cushion them. Those wahl wheels look to have a good thick piece of rubber, much like the OEM cast aluminum wheels. They'll be fine with studs, though as with everything, studs will chew the rubber up some.
I totally agree LB. Those things look like they would hold up pretty well, studded or not...............Cubby
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Like someone elses said... All those holes are going to grow A LOT of ice. Probably end up being way heavier than plastic wheels that don't hold the ice as well.
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