Titan 589 tires
Jan 25, 2000 | 05:35 PM
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Trailblazer
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What difference in steering I may experience if I replace my stock 25" front tires with an identical 25" Titan 589?? /SP500/
What difference in a riding comfort I may feel.Riding: trails, often narrow, mud sometimes,no work.
Any idea????
J.C.
What difference in a riding comfort I may feel.Riding: trails, often narrow, mud sometimes,no work.
Any idea????
J.C.
Jan 26, 2000 | 01:28 AM
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Weekend Warrior
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hey man, what kind of riding do you do? if you do alot mud riding get the 28inch vamps all around. then you can push out quads in 2 wheel drive here go to this site and look at more atvs
http://mudmonster.homestead.com/home.html
and then make your choice. I heard the titan 589's do rule but I would want to see them up close first.
Kodiak4x4
http://mudmonster.homestead.com/home.html
and then make your choice. I heard the titan 589's do rule but I would want to see them up close first.
Kodiak4x4
Jan 26, 2000 | 04:02 PM
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Range Rover
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I think the 589s will make a big difference for the better! I have 25" bearclaws on my scrambler and I will be getting the 589s next. I had 26" Vampires on my Sportsman and they were way, way too heavy and they just dug deeper getting me stuck. The 589s look to be a much better choice for a replacement tire than most. Keeping the stock size is a smart choice when the only thing you need is a better biting tire. I think you made a good decision!
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Steve Thompson 99 Scrambler 500
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Jan 26, 2000 | 11:05 PM
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Trailblazer
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I just put the 589's on my Suzuki Quadrunner 500 a couple weeks ago. I went with the 27" tire. Since I live in Wisconsin I havent been able to try them in Mud yet. But the little driving around I have done (in snow) they turn fine! They do ride rougher than my factory 25" dunlops did, but I expected that. I wont really be able to test them till spring when the ground thaws and gets softer and some mud! But I sure like the 27", really picked up some nice ground clearance.
Jan 27, 2000 | 12:15 AM
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Trailblazer
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I paid $69.99 for the 27x11x12's and $64.99 for the 27x9x12's. I ordered mine from Rocky Mountain ATV. With shipping, I paid $325.00, which I didnt think was too bad for 4 tires.
