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williamk Dec 7, 2008 07:45 PM

Mudlite XTR'S in the snow
 
Ordered some 27" mudlite XTR's on 14" SS212 black rims, just wondering how they are in the snow?

firehog Dec 7, 2008 09:34 PM

Mudlite XTR'S in the snow
 
They perform very well in the snow. Only problem I have is high centering! LOL!

hunter1941 Dec 23, 2008 04:29 PM

Mudlite XTR'S in the snow
 
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: firehog

They perform very well in the snow. Only problem I have is high centering! LOL!</end quote></div>

Hello,
I have a Bombardier OutlanderXT 800cc. I want a tire that is good in mud and snow.
This tire seems like it might be the one. Stock tires are 26" radials, thought I would go up to 27". I just use the quad for my hunting, I don't ride super fast (I'm to old for that (68)
What is "high centering"
<u>I sure welcome all comments from anyone with snow expierience.</u>
Thanks to all
Merry Christmas

user493 Dec 23, 2008 09:28 PM

Mudlite XTR'S in the snow
 
Welcome to the forum Hunter. High centered is when your frame is touching but your tires aren't. Or they're barely touching so you aren't getting traction. Been there, done that myself. In snow and mud and hung up on stumps too.

Rancher247 Dec 23, 2008 11:05 PM

Mudlite XTR'S in the snow
 
XTR's do very well in snow and mud. They also give a really good ride, much more stability than the stockers. I got stuck in a snow bank after sliding off the driveway and the XTR's pulled me up and out no problem. That Bombardier should have no problems turning 27" tires.


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