I wouldn't say that mudlites are a lot cheaper than dirt devils.

 

when i got my gators i payed 140cdn for the rear and 135cdn for the fronts.
and the dirt devils were the same price.
when i got my mud lites i payed 125 cdn and 120 cdn for them so its not thats much of a differance.
and i havent used the lites in the winter yet but if they work as well as my gators did i will be happy.
and for plowing i found that thay worked fine( the gators) sure they spun a bit but when your trying to push over a foot of snow you got to expect that.
i just hope the lites are that good.
so far im happy with them.
the one thing thats bugs me about the mud lites is if i let the quad sit for a few days i have to pump up the tires befor i got riding.
i dont know if its the tires or what but i cant find any leaks so im asuming its leaking around the bead.
but my gators never lost 1 lb of air the whole time i had them.
and thats what i would like to see with my mud lites.
dose any one else have this problem with there mud lites.
i know my friends honda with mud lites is the same way.
but it only seems to be with the rear tires the fronts are fine.
its got me scratching my head because i dont know what else to do.
and i dont want to use that slime **** because im told it freezes in the winter.
and i ride all year around.

 

My mud lites were the same way, leaking down. It was around the bead, very slow leaks. I put some stuff from Quad Boss in all 4 tires and the problem is fixed and I have a little extra confidence if I run over somthing tthat makes a puncture. The Slime will freeze but the Quad Boss stuff isn't suppost to, a mojor concern of mine alson since it is used year around.

 

My mudlites were on itp c series and I never had an issue with air loss.