Hello, I'm looking for a bigfoot kit for pushing snow this winter & for all conditions trail riding. The tires will go on my o4 Honda Rubicon. I am keeping the O.E. Tire/wheel set for working around the farm. I want a good, all conditions trail tire that does good in the snow as well. So fare I like the dirt devils & mudlites. Are these two a good choice? Are they long lasting? Any others I should look at? Thanks in advance for any opinions on this, Dan.

 

Take a look at mud machines triclaw on rear byclaw on front works great on my 350L .

 

I have the Mud Lites on my Grizzly and they will take me through anything I would want to go through. My neighbor has the Dirt Devils on his Wolv. and he loves them the are about the same in performance.

 

ITP Holeshot ATR's. It is a different bike once you run these! Get the ITP C-Series wheels. (They won't fit stock rims anyway.)

“News flash, the ITP ATR tires give extremely good traction in the ice/snow conditions! …it was unbelievable how much traction we had. This is a superior combination.”
—ATV Connection

 

go dirtdevils. i live up in canada and everyone ive seen with these tires loves them. also if you get alot of snow, i would stud them for more traction

 

Hey moldycheese (like that name), I have been looking at the dirt devils. How do they wear? Also what do you mean by "stud them"? Thanks

 

in the winter, they wear really well. guys cant say enough about them. what studs are, are specialty screws that are put in your tires to get wicked traction

 

the studs are mainly for ice