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Old 03-16-2009, 05:02 PM
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i am looking to put mor aggresiv tiers on my sportsman 500 i ride alough of mud but it all dries up hear in the summer i am not to worried about whe smoothness on dry groundi an looking for somthing that will last a long time i dont rind on prvment much
 
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Old 03-16-2009, 09:53 PM
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I purchased ITP Terracross tires and they are great in sand, mud, woods and hard packed terrain. Incredible tire.
 
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swamplites by interco
 
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i prefered mud machines, but the 25" r getting hard 2 find anymore
 
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589's... They are a Jack of all trades tire, and will seem to last forever...
ITP makes the 589 M/S (mud/snow), and TITAN makes he 589 M/T (mud/trail).. the titans are hard to find now a days..
The cons are, they are heavy. And they run a TAD bit short, depending on the rim and the air pressure in them..
They are a tried and true tire, that do great in all conditions.
 
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Carlisle Mud wolf tires are amazing in the mud only problem is is that you will get stuck quicker they like to dig. I bought a set a year ago the tread depth was 1and3/4 inches and they still are. They do not wear much at all I have put 3000 miles on it in a year and the tires are still like new and i pretty much only ride in mud and swamps
 
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