My friend has Dirt Devils, they work fairly well and are a good price.

 

i have a 375 auto and just got a set of itp589s they are mean looking and have a lot of tread i got them from rocky mountain atv.com allone word for 298.00 deliverd to austin tx works out to be around 75.00 each i dont think you can get a better deal but good luck







2002 375 auto 4x4
20003 winch
custom bumper(design and welded myself)
itp 589m/s

 

Just looking around now, You could go with any of the 5 and be happy i bet...

Some prices..

Kenda Bear Claws
27x10x12 128.00each
27x12x12 136.00each

Dirt Devils (XT has the more agressive tread i think)
27x10x12 119.00each
27x12x12 133.00each

ITP Mudlite
27x10x12 119.00each
27x12x12 135.00each

Gators
27x10x12 132.00each
27x12x12 147.00each

Mudbugs
27x10x12 123.00each
27x12x12 139.00each

This is Canadian pricing, do the conversion to get an approximate USD amount.

I dont think you could go wrong with anyof them. (although my preference would be Gators or Mudlites)

 

dirt devils sock in anything but the sand and dirt there are no good in the snow, i met a guy with dirt devils on his griz last week he was stuck for 2hrs in the snow he said thay just spin and sink in the snow that his stock tires were better in the snow. but any of the other tires would be a good choice.

 

Thanks for all the help!! I appreciate it

 

Hey Viewdew; Where did you find all those tires in Canada? Are you getting them at a dealer? Royal Dis is the only one I know in Can.

 

luvthemud

I have 27 12x12 all the way around and they are on stock rims. I have 1 1/2 inch spacers all the way around also to offset them,and have no problems whatso ever with busted CVs,some people have gotten their hands on a lemmon in here. Any way my Cat is Locked up front also.

I can get you some realy great deals on tires.
I am looking at the new Mudlites.I can get the 27 12x12s sent to me for 300.00 everything included. They are a very aggressive looking tire and are very very lite. i.e my Mudzillas weigh 38.4 lbs per tire and the mud lite 27 12x 12s weigh 27.8 lbs. thats 10 lbs per tire liter and 40 lbs over all. I do not believe that there is a better pulling tire out there than the mudzillas but they kill alot of your horse power. You make it up with traction but you can forget about getting maximum performance out of you engine.

Also I am a firm believer in getting the same size tires all the way around, because if you dont your back tires have to cutt a new set of rutts because the tires do not track themselves. When you have all the same size all the rear tires have ti do it push becasue your front tires have cleared the path

 

sxr6, www.atvtires.com can get you anything. These are approx prices im told. I ordered some stuff from them and the service was fantastic, they emailed me back the same day if i had questions, etc. Packaged good and delivered on time. This order was just a Uni-Filter, PJ1 filter oil and a new oil filter.

 

SXR6: any tire shop can get ATV tires in. My riding partner owns his own auto repair business/tire distributor and he gets us ATV tires for dealer price.......if you have a buddy in the tire business it's a good deal!

 

Agreed...