FRONT tire advice
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06-10-2018, 12:43 PM
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ok that helps..
now I am sure I am way over thinking this but in addition to the Maxxis and the Kenda I first put up. Would there be any reason to look at this one?
https://www.walmart.com/ip/2-WANDA-S...Race/550979920
it got decent reviews and looks similar to the Kenda, but maybe a better tread pattern with less open space. I promise after this I’ll just decide. Haha I just can’t tell if it’s a cross county only type or it will work for front tires in all conditions including mud. It said it has deep lugs which is why I brought this one up. And it’s oem size
now I am sure I am way over thinking this but in addition to the Maxxis and the Kenda I first put up. Would there be any reason to look at this one?
https://www.walmart.com/ip/2-WANDA-S...Race/550979920
it got decent reviews and looks similar to the Kenda, but maybe a better tread pattern with less open space. I promise after this I’ll just decide. Haha I just can’t tell if it’s a cross county only type or it will work for front tires in all conditions including mud. It said it has deep lugs which is why I brought this one up. And it’s oem size
#12
06-10-2018, 06:38 PM
All 3 tires have 1/2" tread depth, give or take a tiny fraction, like 0.03". The only thing I know about WANDA tires is that someone on here said they were good. Since they're made for GNCC they should be tough as advertised. I found them cheaper when I was trying to find out more about them. 2 for 72 bucks. I didn't check how much shipping is but I would jump on that deal right now.
https://www.chapmoto.com/wanda-p356-...-748-x356-0000
ETA: I went back and checked the price on shipping. Standard Shipping (3 -10 Days) to my ZIP code is FREE. In stock: Ready to ship. I would buy them for sure. Where else can you get 2 new tires, delivered to your door, for a total of $71.94? You can put the other $28 in your gas tank and tell Wally-World to suck it.
https://www.chapmoto.com/wanda-p356-...-748-x356-0000
ETA: I went back and checked the price on shipping. Standard Shipping (3 -10 Days) to my ZIP code is FREE. In stock: Ready to ship. I would buy them for sure. Where else can you get 2 new tires, delivered to your door, for a total of $71.94? You can put the other $28 in your gas tank and tell Wally-World to suck it.
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06-10-2018, 09:56 PM
Chasing trails, Dodging dust devils.
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06-10-2018, 10:40 PM
I liked it when our sales tax was only 4%, 1 cent for every quarter you spend. Simple. I knew the exact price on a lot of things before I got to the cash register. I had to use a calculator to figure out that 6% is 1 cent for every 16.67 cents, rounded off from 16.6666666666 to infinity. And I didn't get the right answer the first time. That math is a lot harder to do in my head.
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06-18-2018, 03:26 PM
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I waited too long.. I went back today and noticed they don't even show the 21x8x9 size now!
I did find these.. same exact tread pattern, but different manufacturer.. Ever heard of them ?
https://www.chapmoto.com/ocelot-p356...-748-p356-0010
I did find these.. same exact tread pattern, but different manufacturer.. Ever heard of them ?
https://www.chapmoto.com/ocelot-p356...-748-p356-0010
#16
06-18-2018, 10:13 PM
Like the old saying goes: You snooze, you lose. I know what an ocelot is but I can't say I've ever heard of ocelot tires. I don't know who makes them but chapmoto.com is the only distributor. They show 63 tire and wheel options here.
https://www.chapmoto.com/tires/ocelot
https://www.chapmoto.com/tires/ocelot
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06-19-2018, 08:50 PM
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Haha that’s the truth. I'll go ahead and test them out for that price! Tread looks good, 4ply only, but cheap enough to replace easily.
i know it seems like I’m cheeping out, but I’m going to add those Trac Guards from Walmart for the rears. $40 a tire and they look like try can handle mud well. Whole set for $180. Any reason not to?
i know it seems like I’m cheeping out, but I’m going to add those Trac Guards from Walmart for the rears. $40 a tire and they look like try can handle mud well. Whole set for $180. Any reason not to?
At this point you just need buy something, anything, as long as it's better than your old tires.