New tires for old Honda trx350
#1
I also posted this message on the Honda Forum, but I know some people here know a great deal about tires...so I would like your input also.
As the subject states, I am looking for a replacement tire for my old Honda 350 4x4. The original size is 24x9x11 but I expect the 350 has enough power to turn a 25 inch also.
Mainly used for hunting, which includes travelling through mud and snow, and for pulling moose and game out.
Locally I can get GBC Dirt Devils, Kenda Bearclaws, and Titan 489's for all about the same price. The Dirt Devils are supposedly 6 ply, but the Kenda Bearclaws appear to be stiffer and harder and they are only 4 ply.
Any thoughts on these tires? Your replies would be appreciated.
As the subject states, I am looking for a replacement tire for my old Honda 350 4x4. The original size is 24x9x11 but I expect the 350 has enough power to turn a 25 inch also.
Mainly used for hunting, which includes travelling through mud and snow, and for pulling moose and game out.
Locally I can get GBC Dirt Devils, Kenda Bearclaws, and Titan 489's for all about the same price. The Dirt Devils are supposedly 6 ply, but the Kenda Bearclaws appear to be stiffer and harder and they are only 4 ply.
Any thoughts on these tires? Your replies would be appreciated.
#2
Well don't worrie about power.My uncle had a 93 canadian model like you have and he had enough power with his 26x11x11 Bi-Claws to pull an Isuzu truck in a pull off, but don't get Bi claws. IN the size you need they ride like a bulldozer on this bike.
If those tires are your only choices I would personally go with the Kenda's. Ply rating is just a rating, not a real thickness test. Vamps are rated at 4 ply, but with NO psi in them they are so stiff you can't tell you have a flat normally. It all depends on the tire compounds realy.
I say go with 25/26" Kenda's. I would stay with the same size all around(like 9" all around or 12" all around) cause your wheels are the same width front to rear and mounting a larger rear tire will make it taller than the fronts.
If those tires are your only choices I would personally go with the Kenda's. Ply rating is just a rating, not a real thickness test. Vamps are rated at 4 ply, but with NO psi in them they are so stiff you can't tell you have a flat normally. It all depends on the tire compounds realy.
I say go with 25/26" Kenda's. I would stay with the same size all around(like 9" all around or 12" all around) cause your wheels are the same width front to rear and mounting a larger rear tire will make it taller than the fronts.
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