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I generally go 5 psi for any atv tires, regardless of what brand. I don't like to go lower, I hate the "squishy" feel when tires are at lower pressure.
I generally go 5 psi for any atv tires, regardless of what brand. I don't like to go lower, I hate the "squishy" feel when tires are at lower pressure.
Greg,
Do you use the same pressure for the front and rear tires?
I would start out with whatever the ATV manufacturer recommends for the factory tires and adjust from there if necessary. In my case it would be 5 PSI front and back but sometimes I put 5.5 pounds in. I had a slow leak in one tire and aired it up more thinking it would leak down to the right pressure but I never checked it afterward.
Hey Ean hoping you could update on how CTX tires are holding out. Any info would be great. I'm thinking of getting radial version if only to jump to 26"size. Thanks.
Originally Posted by Ean
I have found a lot of helpful information on this website when I was looking at these tires there wasn't that many reviews on them so I thought I would make my own so first off these tires ride amazing I was very impressed these are a true all terrain tire except for sand they suck in any type of sand these tires replaced my stock mud lites they actually do better in mid than the mudlites on hardpack they also do great I live around gravel/sand creeks and these tires suck in sand but they are worth it in every other aspect they wear like iron I have about 400 miles on the with very little wear if you have any questions I would be more than happy to answer them!
08-17-2017, 06:28 AM
