Haven't seen any talk of the Bounty Hunters here... You guys are missing out if you haven't heard of these!

I've personally used them and they are my favorite tire.

 

i have seen them and considered them as my next tire choice, but they dont look like they would do too well in the muck
any info on them is greatly appreciated..........450kodman

 

Depends, if you live in the muck, maybe not your tire, I see you have the Superswampers. But they do perform well in mud and trail, there is no perfect tire for everyone, but they are a pretty good all around tire. They bite very well and clean pretty good in the mud as well. Very stable.
If your looking for a radial, this is one of the best.

 

How much should we expect to pay for these radials? Have you tried them in the sand yet?Or snow?[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

They are reasonably priced, about $60-70each. My friend got them on ebay to his door for about $280. I'd rather buy them from a dealer though. I'll get back to you with a good dealer recomendation.

I was riding them in a foot of snow last weekend no problem, very impressive ride on the hard pack snow as well. They grip great and provide a very stable controlled ride.

 

I should mention also, the Bounty Hunters out performed my Mud Lites in muddy trails. They hook up better.

They are hard to find right now, You can get a set of the Bounty Hunter Radials from www.DicksAtv.com for around $300

 

Thanks for the info I believe I"ll try them also.