tire flipping
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tire flipping
Nope, I have 2 sets, my original ( dunlop 25 x 10-12 on rear & 25 x 8-12 on front.
#2-( Swampwitch 27 x 12-12 on rear & 27 x 10-12 on front ) for mud & sandy creeks. My mud tires are 2in. larger and makes a big difference. But are kinda rough on hard pack trails & rocky terrain..
Hey man, you could always try it. Only takes alittle time to see by swapping
them.
I was on the Saratoga CV-60
#2-( Swampwitch 27 x 12-12 on rear & 27 x 10-12 on front ) for mud & sandy creeks. My mud tires are 2in. larger and makes a big difference. But are kinda rough on hard pack trails & rocky terrain..
Hey man, you could always try it. Only takes alittle time to see by swapping
them.
I was on the Saratoga CV-60
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tire flipping
By design most tread patterns are designed to move the mud etc to the outside and dig down so that the tire can get some grip on a firmer base. By reversing the tread you will be moving the mud etc to the center of the tread and just be building up more mush to try to get a grip on.
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