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These so called “high traction” wheels actually have terrible traction. 2.75" and 4" Omni wheels both have the highest traction of any wheel, according to testing shown in this post, and traction wheels counterintuitively have the worst traction of any of the tested wheels when on the foam tiles, and near the bottom of the list on polycarbonate. While these 4" rubber wheels you’re showing did not get tested, one can infer from the obvious hardness of the rubber, and the perfectly smooth nature of the tread that they’re likely even worse than traction wheels. In fact, they likely would only be better than a wheel with no tire at all.
They also do not have superior maneuverability. All omni wheels has the best maneuverability of any tank-type drive (non-holonomic) because a good driver can make use of the drifting nature as well as the perfectly smooth turning to execute fast and precise motions. However, this might not be desirable for every driver, and both for control and defensive reasons you might not want to be able to drift. The best thing to do in that case would be to have a 6 wheel drive with omnis on the front and back, and some form of traction in the middle (locked omnis are better than actual traction wheels because they will match the other omnis in diameter perfectly, and because they have more traction). But it’s understandable that someone might not want a 6 wheel drive for a variety of reasons, so the next best thing is to have omnis in the rear and some kind of traction on the front (or whichever side you prefer the robot to turn about). This still gives decent maneuverability, but I’d choose all omnis to this purely on my driver preference. All traction is terrible because that forces the wheels to scrub against the tiles whenever you turn, which will tire out the motors and make turning unreliable and unpleasant to control.
attempting to help is appreciated, but try to do some research before making these sorts of claims, you might inadvertently mislead someone.