i run 2.5 to 3 psi in my mudlites, makes it a little squisy for good ride in snow and mud, but 5 psi sounds ok a little hard but ok.

 

Radials Generally take a little more PSI than Bias Ply tires

 

Hey all, I got the new wetlands on the Kodiak today. Took a short ride thru the woods behind the house before dark, and from what I could tell they will work pretty well. Thanks for the input, it was helpful. I will give them the full blown work out this Saturday, several fellow firefighters and I will be putting them to the test. I was a little concerned at first when I got them that they looked a little shorter than my Maxxis oe's but after installing them they are taller, and look great... with 11" wide on the rear they stick out a little further than the stock, may have to extend the rear fenders a little. Thanks again for your help.

 

Pics of the tires up up now. The stock tires are off the rims, so look a bit smaller than when inflated..

 

Can someone post a good site with reasonable prices that sells the Wetlands? I went to ITPs website and couldnt find any information on them....Thanks

 

On ITPs site, you have to look under 'new products': Wetlands

 

I got them at tirewiz.com

 

I gave the wetlands the workout today. I went thru deep mud, trails, and some riding on blacktop and gravel roads, ( its legal to ride any county road and across any other highway with a state permit). I have to say the wetlands were awesome, I will try to get some pics up of the muddy Kodaik, after the ride. I am extremely happy with them. I purchased my at wetlands motorcycle-superstore.com, this was the best price I could find, free shipping, and got my order from Oregon to Indiana in 7 days. All 4 25's including a $20 handling fee for $299.96. Well worth the money imo.

 

I've taken my 05' Kodiak with 26" Wetlands out once and they were great. I love the tire and would receommend it to anyone.

 

What is the best price anyone has found on these and where?

Preferably the 26" version for a Polaris.

Jim