Quick answer
For most 1.9 scale crawlers, pair the Falken Wildpeak M/T 4.65 tires with the Incision KMC Riot beadlock wheels. The super soft red compound grips well out of the box, and the molded beadlock keeps the tire secure without extra hardware.
Why the Falken Wildpeak M/T tires stand out
The Falken Wildpeak M/T 4.65 tires use Vanquish Products' super soft RED compound. That means they offer excellent performance right out of the package. If you want maximum traction on rocks or loose dirt without a long break-in period, this compound delivers.
The tires measure 4.65 inches tall and 1.5 inches wide with a 1.9-inch bead diameter. That's a common size for 1.9 crawler wheels, so they fit most 1.9 beadlock wheels. The package includes two tires and two open cell foam inserts, so you have everything you need to mount them.
What the Incision KMC Riot wheels bring
The Incision KMC KM237 Riot wheels are molded beadlocks, not machined aluminum. That makes them lighter and more affordable. They use a .800-inch inner clamp ring and assemble with eight M3 screws from the rear face of the wheel. No extra hardware is required.
The 12mm hex is molded into the wheel face, so the hub is not adjustable. That's a trade-off: you get a simple, secure fit, but you cannot change the offset or hub position. If you need adjustable hubs, look elsewhere.
The trade-off: soft tire vs. molded wheel
The super soft RED compound gives excellent traction, but it may wear faster on abrasive surfaces. If you mostly crawl on rocks or dirt, that's a good trade. If you plan to run on pavement or very rough terrain, consider a firmer tire.
The molded beadlock wheels are lighter than metal beadlocks, which reduces unsprung weight. But they are not as strong as machined aluminum. For most scale crawling, molded wheels are fine, but if you are hard on your gear, metal wheels might be worth the extra cost.
Pairing trade-offs at a glance
- Traction vs. durability: The super soft RED compound grips well but may wear faster on abrasive surfaces. If you crawl on rocks or dirt, the traction is worth it. If you run on pavement or rough terrain, consider a firmer tire. Match the tire compound to your primary terrain.
- Weight vs. strength: Molded beadlock wheels are lighter and cheaper than metal, but they are not as strong. For scale crawling, they are plenty. If you are hard on your gear, metal wheels might be a better investment. Consider your typical driving style before choosing wheel material.
- Simple fit vs. adjustability: The Riot wheels have a molded 12mm hex, so the hub is not adjustable. That means a simple, secure fit, but you cannot change the offset. If you need adjustable hubs, look for a different wheel. Check whether you need adjustable hubs before buying.
Product facts
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Falken Wildpeak M/T 4.65" 1.9 Tires (2) Red Compound: The Falken Wildpeak M/T 4.65 tires use the Vanquish Products super soft RED compound and include open cell foam inserts. This gives you excellent off-road traction immediately, without needing a long break-in period.
Falken Wildpeak M/T 4.65" 1.9 Tires (2) Red Compound
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Incision 1.9 KMC KM237 Riot Molded Beadlock: The Incision KMC KM237 Riot wheels are molded beadlocks that assemble with eight M3 screws and require no extra hardware. They are easy to mount and keep the tire securely in place, making them a practical choice for most 1.9 crawlers.
Incision 1.9 KMC KM237 Riot Molded Beadlock
Who should choose this combo?
Best for
- Scale crawlers that need immediate off-road traction on rocks and dirt
- Budget-conscious builders who want a reliable 1.9 tire wheel combo without extra hardware
Not for
- Drivers who run mostly on pavement or very abrasive surfaces and need longer tire life
- Competitive rock bouncers or hard bashers who need the strength of machined aluminum wheels
