4 or 6 ply tire tread not important
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4 or 6 ply tire tread not important
I need advice on which tires to go with. I have a 06 vinson 500 that still has the stock tires on it, I believe they are 2 or 3 ply. The one rear has been punctured in the sidewall twice and now with a tube in it, leaks air slowly. Sidewalls are extremely thin. I'm looking for a cheap set of 4 or 6 ply tires. Does anyone have advice on which tire to go with??
I like the swamplites but very rarely ride mud. I do alot of hard trails, and back roads both asphalt and dirt and don't want to get mud tires when its not necessary. Any info is greatly appreciated.
I like the swamplites but very rarely ride mud. I do alot of hard trails, and back roads both asphalt and dirt and don't want to get mud tires when its not necessary. Any info is greatly appreciated.
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4 or 6 ply tire tread not important
Take a look at ITP Holeshot ATR Radials, for an all-around tire. 6-ply yet fairly light. Excellent snow tire!
I have ridden these on nasty old mine roads that are nothing but a pile of sharp rocks...not a scratch on them after years of riding........
Are you wanting to keep the stock rims????
I have ridden these on nasty old mine roads that are nothing but a pile of sharp rocks...not a scratch on them after years of riding........
Are you wanting to keep the stock rims????
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4 or 6 ply tire tread not important
the cheapest set of durable tires I would recommend are the Titan 489XT 6 ply tires. Good all around tire. I have heard of some selling the Terracross Radial (ITP) pretty cheap (check this forum). They are similar to the ITP Holeshot Radials RR speaks of.
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4 or 6 ply tire tread not important
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: reconranger
Take a look at ITP Holeshot ATR Radials, for an all-around tire. 6-ply yet fairly light. Excellent snow tire!
I have ridden these on nasty old mine roads that are nothing but a pile of sharp rocks...not a scratch on them after years of riding........
Are you wanting to keep the stock rims????</end quote></div>
Yeah i'd like to keep stock rims and most likely stock sizes.
Take a look at ITP Holeshot ATR Radials, for an all-around tire. 6-ply yet fairly light. Excellent snow tire!
I have ridden these on nasty old mine roads that are nothing but a pile of sharp rocks...not a scratch on them after years of riding........
Are you wanting to keep the stock rims????</end quote></div>
Yeah i'd like to keep stock rims and most likely stock sizes.
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