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i have had Realtors (what i currently use for the badlands park) They are great for soft stuff....if you ride in gravely/sandy or muddy conditions they work great. Hardpack isnt too good...they do bite well and last a long time, but a regular old set of knobbies is easier to ride on and will give you the same or more hook-up
i also had some Sur-traks. These tires were great....lasted a LONG LONG time, pretty smooth ride on hard pack, great traction in just about everything...
If you want a tire you can put on and ride all conditions, i would go with somthing like the dirt devil/bear claw/sur trak, and if your trail conditions are mostly dry, you may want to try some shredders/holeshots.
even with your mods i wouldnt suggest the realtors...as great as they work in most conditions, the weight isnt worth it... (if i notice it on my 650 it will for sure be noticeable on a 300)
i also had some Sur-traks. These tires were great....lasted a LONG LONG time, pretty smooth ride on hard pack, great traction in just about everything...
If you want a tire you can put on and ride all conditions, i would go with somthing like the dirt devil/bear claw/sur trak, and if your trail conditions are mostly dry, you may want to try some shredders/holeshots.
even with your mods i wouldnt suggest the realtors...as great as they work in most conditions, the weight isnt worth it... (if i notice it on my 650 it will for sure be noticeable on a 300)
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I actually still have a set of these in my garage from when I tried them on my utility Polaris. It is by far the worst tire I seen. They aren't all that great in the mud and terrible everywhere else. They are also very heavy and will rob your power. Why do you want to put a big heavy mud tire on a sport quad? A Holeshot, Razr, Shredder, or the like will give you all around better performance and traction. Jmo
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