Hey all, I do most of my riding at glamis, I'm just about to buy a DS650 and was wondering what sandtire would work best? I have a pair of sandsharks on my 350x that I love, but I havent seen sharks mentioned on here much at all. I was wondering if there was any that you guys could rec? Thanks !

 

Drag and duning: X-tream Grip hauler 22x11x10 10 paddle

Duning: Sand Skate II (My fav)

Long lasting: GBC Paddle Master 20x11x10 (good choice, good hook up)

 

is there anything like the paddlemaster in a 22" tire with 9" rim, i'd like somethin for the snow but can stand abuse if i have to go on roads or ice

 

They have a 20x11x10 and a 25x11x11 or 10 i think.......the 25" is a 4x4 Mud and snow tire

 

i noticed that they made a 25" tire, but i think thats a little big for the ds, and i also noticed that few companies make sand tires for 9" rims, wats with that?

 

what size rims are most common? and why? I see lots of 10", I ran 8's on my 350, they gave me a little more power was a little bit nicer.

 

Well here it gose sand sharks are baicaly kid paddles so they don't damage too easy. If you use sand sharks and you run with a buddy using shaved paddles they will cost you 2-3 bikes. SCAKTRACK dose make a v paddle if thats what you preffer. And the rest is up too your prefference i won't run any tire that isn't shaved and straight paddles.
if you don't race and want max dune capabilty the magnum itp 23s are the way to go max hook up. well thats just my opion and if you ask any one on here they will probably say i don't no my tires any way!!! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img] LOL

 

There isn't anybody on here that has more tires in there garage than you AZ!!!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

I agree w/Hoover. Nothing beats Haulers for draggin'. I just got a great deal on a used set of 22x11x10, 8 paddle Haulers. If I was buying them new, I would have ordered the 10 paddle Extremes. I'll probably upgrade to them anyway this summer.

 

so what would you rec az? Or anyone else for that matter.