Swamplites?
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I have them on a 400 Outlander and I have no complaints. The steering is light and they track very well.
The tread is very aggressive and tend to really throw rocks and mud. I mainly ride in the woods in red clay
and so far they have gripped well. They are a bias 6 ply tire. The tread is a little deeper when you go up in size
25" has 3/4" depth and the 26" , 27" have a tread depth of 1 1/8". They do seem cause the steering to wobble or
shimmy slightly on the fire roads because they are kind of a knobby tire. My only wish is that they had a larger
side **** to protect the rims, I have smacked a few tree roots on the trail and wedged wood between the tire
and rim.
I also have a few pics
Good luck it's a hard decision
The tread is very aggressive and tend to really throw rocks and mud. I mainly ride in the woods in red clay
and so far they have gripped well. They are a bias 6 ply tire. The tread is a little deeper when you go up in size
25" has 3/4" depth and the 26" , 27" have a tread depth of 1 1/8". They do seem cause the steering to wobble or
shimmy slightly on the fire roads because they are kind of a knobby tire. My only wish is that they had a larger
side **** to protect the rims, I have smacked a few tree roots on the trail and wedged wood between the tire
and rim.
I also have a few pics
Good luck it's a hard decision
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