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Old 09-21-2016, 08:42 PM
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Do I need wheel spacers for my 26" Bighorn tires install?

Also what should be the PSI for front and rear tires?

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Old 09-21-2016, 10:29 PM
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Whether you need spacers or not depends on the width of the tires. 26" diameter shouldn't cause any clearance problems if they're stock width.
 
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Old 09-22-2016, 07:00 AM
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I think they are, is it 5 PSI on the tires?
 
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Tire pressure is going to depend on application and just which bighorn you end up with also. 5 is a good place to start on an atv, maybe double that for a sxs.
 
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Should be fine without spacers and 5-7 psi should be fine.
 
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Should be fine without spacers and 5-7 psi should be fine.
Good info everyone. I assume the stock tires are also the same PSI? Any better setting for us bigger guys going on Hatfield McCoy trail? Lol
 
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Check owners manual but probably in that range on your 570's stock tires. Too much/at the top of the psi range will make for a less forgiving ride and less grip over obstacles. Too little and you risk coming off the bead unless running beadlock rims.
 
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5 psi is what I run on just about any tire I have ever used. Good combination of ride and traction at that setting. I'm 205 lbs myself. Most tires are fine down to about 2 psi without coming off the rim. If you're a bit heavier rider, 5 psi should still be more than sufficient. The only issue in that case would probably be trying to go too low like the 2 psi lower limit. A few extra lbs of rider or gear would probably result in the tire popping off at extremely low pressures. At 5 psi, all should be fine.
 
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I always air up my stock tires to 5 psi like it says or 5.5 and it seems to work okay. I'd start their with aftermarket tires too.
 
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