Finally got my xp back and while checking it out decided to weigh the wheels/tires stock vs. ITP.

Here are the findings:
Stock;
Rear tire- 21lb 8oz
Rear wheel- 13lb 1oz
Rear wheel/tire- 34lb 9oz
ront wheel/tire- 29lb 13oz


ITP ss212 and Terracross XD's
Rear wheel/tire- 45lb 7oz
Front wheel/tire-35lb 8oz

Just a little info to chew on!

 

Not bad IMO!
You are the 1st guy I've heard of with the Terracrosses on an XP...need pics. I want a set for mine...please report on their performance.

BTW-Congrats on finally getting her back. Is she 100% now?

 

now keep it from going back in the shop. lol.

 

If it stops snowing tommorrow I will go try it out! The wheels/tires look great, and I hope all the bugs are worked out of it now!

 

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

now keep it from going back in the shop. lol.</end quote></div>

I'll try, but no guarantees!

 

Not bad at all on the fronts... a little bit heavy on the rears for my liking. However, for an 850XP, you probably won't notice much of a difference. On a lessor quad, it might be noticeable.

Keep us posted, and it's good to hear you got her back.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: WOLF1

If it stops snowing tommorrow I will go try it out!</end quote></div>

What do you mean if it stops snowing... you mean if it continues to snow... you're going out for sure... right? LOL LOL LOL

 

Man I could only dream for snow..I'd be out all day...at least,lol.

I posted weights for the XTRs..best I remember they were at least that heavy.

I think the rears were 48#..they are 27's..
At 45# and 26" the difference will be not reduce performance at all on the XP...matter of fact the added traction will make it more light footed feeling if anything. Even at 48# each and 27" in diameter the XTRs make it feel quicker.

 

Snow is great!!!!
But right now you can only see about 100 feet in front of you

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: WOLF1

But right now you can only see about 100 feet in front of you</end quote></div>

So... get out there already! LOL