how big of tires could i go with stock rims i ride the trail and mud on the side with farms fields too

 

No bigger than 25" without a lift and even 25's are really close

 

If it's a 4x4 with 1" taller front tires, you need to make sure your replacement front tires are also taller than the rears. If not it will screw up the drive ratio front/rear, and I wouldn't want to be the one to find out how it handles when the front end locks in. If the tires are all the same size, the front end will slow down in 4x4.

 

well wut are sum tires that are in that size i am having trouble find some for 10 inche rim idk if they make them 25 onch on 10 inch rim

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: atvrider007

well wut are sum tires that are in that size i am having trouble find some for 10 inche rim idk if they make them 25 onch on 10 inch rim</end quote></div>


Just go with the stock sizes in a more aggresive tread pattern.

You could go with:

Kenda Bear Claws in a 22x12x10 rear and a 23x7x10 front.......



or

ITP Mud Lite AT in a 22x11x10 rear and a 23x8x10 front.



Put them on some lightweight Douglas .190 aluminum rims to keep from loosing too much power to rotating mass....... and you'll be set.



Check out Rocky Mountain ATV for some of the best selection and prices I found when serching for my wheel/tire combo. Free shipping too.

 

Is ground clearance the reason you wanted bigger tires? If you get a 1" taller tire you only gain 1/2" of ground clearance.

EDIT: I accidentally said 1' taller tires. I'd like to see that. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

yeah i would like gain some more ground cleareance could i put 11" rims on or 12 or wut