Does anybody have any idea's where to find some extremes or haulers before the memorial weekend? Any web site's, phone numbers or any info would be greatly appreciated.

 

I'm sorry, I'm looking for the 22x11x10.........Also, I've found some 22x11x10 extremes in 10 paddle, is this to much tire? Does anybody else run a 10 paddle on an almost stock quad??????Thanks in advance for any help.

 

try Fullerton in Ca.- do a search and you should find their #
also If you're into shooting the hills, I'd suggest 7or 8 extreme hauler on a stock motor, if your just into cruising the dunes maybe up to a nine. Some run more but I guarantee it'll cost you on the hills. Your tire size is a good choice.

 

hey Major.....What do you think of regular haulers in 22x11x10 8 paddle? I cruise the dune's more than anything. I like to jump, and if I point the bike at a hill, it better go up it.

 

With regular haulers you'll be replacing them every 2-3 seasons , they just break too easily under the DS. Get extremes and they'll last you, the extremes are not to be confused with the taller hauler, they are simply a thicker more durable paddle.

 

I know a place that has 22x11-10 nine paddle extremes and 22x11-10 nine paddle rippers in stock. E-mail me at smith@netutah.com and I'll point you in the right direction. The regular haulers and extreme haulers have the same 7/8" tall paddle, with the extreme hauler having a 1/8" thicker paddle than the regular hauler. The ripper has a paddle that is 1/8" taller and 1/4" thicker than a regular hauler (1/8" thicker than an extreme hauler). So the ripper should be super super tough and long lasting, and it does not have as tall of a paddle as the 1 1/8" tall paddles on the taller hauler.

 

I am familiar with skat trak products as I've ran them before on a 250R ATC. It's just with all the changes that skat-trak is going through I'm having a hard time finding what I want. I was hoping to get some for the big holiday and try them out at St. Anthony. I am pretty sure they will make a huge difference over my Kecko's. Ya I know that's not the best tire around!!!!!!! I have found 22x11-10 9 paddle extreme's. I think I will order these if I can't find any 8 paddle extreme's.......Thanks for the help guys.......Does anybody know the weight difference between the ripper and the extreme????? Would'nt the ripper weigh more????

 

ChiliCon,
I have never weighed out the difference between an Extreme and a Ripper, but considering that the carcass is the same, and that the only difference is that the Ripper has a 1/8" taller and 1/8" thicker paddle, and that there are 9 paddles per tire, ...

I'm guessing that there would be about 1/2 pound difference between a Ripper and an Extreme, or about the same difference as there is between an Extreme and a regular Hauler. Looking at the two tires side by side, the Ripper just looks like an "extreme" version of the Extreme.

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