I got a 99 warrior all stock and the factory dunlops are about done. The factory size is 22x 10-9 with a rim size of 9 x 8.25. I real don't understand how the sizing goes, but i want to get a tire, that is more "flatter" less balloon shaped. I don't want to get new rims so what will fit them??
Thanks Guys
Chris

 

razrs that are 22x11-9 will fit and are really good tires. any tire with a 9 inch rim size will fit

 

I would buy 20x11x9 Maxxis RaZrs, i have them on the banshee and they are sweet. I had them on my blaster also.

 

see what does the 22 and 10 stand for in the tire size?? I want them to be more flatter less rounded like a baloon.

 

Heigh (x) Width (x) Rim height. I belive this is how the sizing goes. I wouls suggest getting Bandits. They hook up just as well as the razars but do much better in deep tire swallowing mud. I have had mine for a year and they show little to no sign of wear.

 

Ya, 20'' high, 11'' wide, for a 9'' tall rim.
Get 6 ply for extra toughness.
If your stay'n with the stock rims, reverse them for more width.
The front also, but get flush mount valve stems so they dont hit the brake disc.
wait'n on mine in the mail. Heard its a big differance in handling.

 

so.. i heard flipping the wheels will give you problems on the rear.. like bent axles.. Is this true?? I've wanted to try it I just don't wanna buy a new axel..

 

I don't no what kind of riding you will be doing but i like the titan trail claw2's They wear great and hook up on any thing.

 

hey Tram reversing the rear wheels won't bend your axle if you don't go crazy with your jumping. I owned an 89 warrior and had my rear wheels spaced out from day one. I did lots of jumps and never broke anything. If you are going to do some huge jumps just turn your wheels to stock. Your machine will steer much better with the rear wheels spaced out. It looks better too