Pro Comp Xtreme

A Bit of History

Pro comp was formed in 1992 as a company that manufactured after-market suspensions for off road vehicles.  They have continued that until now and will continue manufacturing and marketing them in the future.  In 1998, they added tires to their line of suspensions.

 

Tires

Because of the fact that they had already been making suspensions, Pro Comp knew exactly what type of tire was needed to go with their suspensions.  Pro Comp was well aware of the types of terrain that their drivers were going over and they knew what kind of tire it would take to stand up to the challenge of even the most daring of those drivers.  Pro Comp’s challenge then began to be the making of that tire.

Pro Comp Xtreme

In their research into what types of materials would make the most rugged of tires to go with their suspensions, the Pro Comp Xtreme was born.  There are basically two categories of Xtreme tires.  The first is the Xtreme all terrain radial.  These have a 3 ply build.  They also feature a tread design that is super aggressive.  The second class is the Xtreme Trax Radial.  These tires are quite unique in that they have a directional tread pattern.  The benefit of this is that it offers both a smooth and a quiet ride no matter what the terrain.  These were specifically designed for a UTVs side by side setup. 

 

Availability

Pro Comp Xtreme tires can be found in a plethora of places.  If you want to buy locally, then go to the Pro Comp web site to locate an authorized Pro Comp dealer near you.  If you choose to order by catalog, you can order the catalog while you are on the Pro Comp web site.  Also, while you are there, you can find a listing of online dealers you can buy from.

Warranty

All Pro Comp Xtreme tires come equipped with a warranty.  This is to protect both you and Pro Comp.  When you purchase your tires, if you purchase them at a Pro Comp authorized dealer, they should inform you of all warranty information and also register your warranty.  If you purchase online or through a catalog, warranty information should come in the packaging with your tires.  Read this information carefully to fully understand the limitations and details.  If your warranty needs to be registered, please do this immediately.