Pro Rider
The only drawback that I now have found is that in sand if you get throttle happy they will dig trenches other then that aces--for the money and performance they give me in all the other areas I'd still buy them again
Weekend Warrior
Any body got pictures? I have a 500HO am going to put swamp lites on it from stock on it now. I just want to know if I should go to the 26" or stay with 25". Do the 25s make it look bad to the bone and do the 26" cause issues that require extra upgrades?
Extreme Pro Rider
God forbid he lets the polishing secret out!
God forbid he lets the polishing secret out!
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My first 350 Grizzly had 26x9-12 front 6ply Maxxis Zilla and 26x11-12 with the aggressive 1.19" lug and handled them no problem without any noticeable power loss so your 500H.O better.Originally Posted by kdwellssr
Any body got pictures? I have a 500HO am going to put swamp lites on it from stock on it now. I just want to know if I should go to the 26" or stay with 25". Do the 25s make it look bad to the bone and do the 26" cause issues that require extra upgrades?
No up grade was needed just a tire change and go, of course Zillas are the lightest 6ply mud tires made.
compare for yourself on this site
ATV Mud Tires : Best ATV Tires
Narrower Swamp lite 26x10-12 with a shorter 1.12 lug is 27lbs Interco Swamp Lite
The wider Zilla 26x11-12 with a taller 1.19 lug weight 23.3lbs Maxxis Zilla
Even the much larger and wider Zilla 28x12-12 weigh only 27.5lbs if you scroll down the above link.
Larger tires do not cause power loss it's heavier weight that does so just keep a eye on that when choosing tires.
Trailblazer
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Extremely if used on pavement, I purchased a pair for my 500 scrammy and month later the fronts were almost worn right off. Originally Posted by mudslinger0787
How well do sl's wear a lot of people are posting that they wear very fast..
Keep in mind tho I did a lot of pavement riding probly once a night at least.. Other then that great tire! Just don't use on the pavement if u want durability..
Hope this helps