I've got a hole in both fronts. sidewall. riding over rocks. Is 5 psi too low. I'ts what Pol. reccomends but I think it's not enough. I wonder what my warranty will do.

 

400 miles of street, dirt, rocky terrain, water, and mud and no problems so far

 

all you can do is try. I doubt they will replace them under warranty but it's worth a try. If they are not too big you can patch them from the inside if you don't want to buy new tires.

 

Been over a ton of jagged rocks with them....these are awesome OEM tires.....

I keep mine at 5 psi.....

 

They give a great ride and are good in the mud. Maybe I'm too hard on it.

 

or you could have bad luck like me. I've broken things just by looking at em.

 

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i run my rears at 5psi, and my fronts at 7, it seems like a good combination since most of the weight is in the front.

 

hey now, my momma says i'm purdy

 

momma always said...

 

Ive had the same problem with my fronts, I dont care for them much. I have been able to get 4 plugs (one hole) in the sidewall and its holding for now. A guy I ride with has an 03 with stock rawhides goes through everything i do and has never had a problem since 03. My bike is 6months old and I have 4 repairs and didnt seal up around the rim from the first time i rode it. I think they are to soft for ridding around rocks. They are great in the mud and on open land but terrible on rocks. I ll be getting a set of ITP 589s (1 1/4" lugz) in a couple of weeks and we'll see how that goes. Same buddy has 04 600 SP with ITP C-Series and 589s (26" with 2" lift) and he never gets stuck and ends up pulling me out most of the time. Thought I'd try the same set up.