I want everybodies opinion on tire they like best
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ITP makes great tires. I've been running mudlites for a while. Only complaint is they get torn up from the rocky areas I ride in, but great in mud and smooth. The terracross are also great tires. My next set, though, I think will be the grim reapers! They are 8 ply and look bad a**! Maybe someone here has them and can tell us how they like them?
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I went with Green Ball's Spartacus tires for my Hawk. They are 8 ply..yes 8 ply radials that have a moderatly agressive tread but still have enough lugs to be a good trail tire. Also the weight was pretty good, less than 20 lbs each. Price wise was the best all around tires I found. Lol...if I ever get home I'll get some pics posted.
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I've had ITP Mudlites, Interco Swamplites and now Maxxis Zillas.
The Mudlites I liked the least due to the fact they measured way smaller than actual size and I had sidewall slices through the tire many times. They did have a nice tread design.
The Interco Swamplites I liked. They measured a little taller than stated size and had good trail and decent mud capabilities. They do seem to wear quickly if you ride pavement at all.
The Zillas I've only had for about 400 miles or so but I like them best (so far). They ride smooth at speed and clean themselves of mud well. The only thing I don't know yet is how they will wear.
I hear great things of the radials but I haven't been able to bring myself to spend that kind of money for an ATV tire-LOL
Hope this helps
Buck
The Mudlites I liked the least due to the fact they measured way smaller than actual size and I had sidewall slices through the tire many times. They did have a nice tread design.
The Interco Swamplites I liked. They measured a little taller than stated size and had good trail and decent mud capabilities. They do seem to wear quickly if you ride pavement at all.
The Zillas I've only had for about 400 miles or so but I like them best (so far). They ride smooth at speed and clean themselves of mud well. The only thing I don't know yet is how they will wear.
I hear great things of the radials but I haven't been able to bring myself to spend that kind of money for an ATV tire-LOL
Hope this helps
Buck