The Honda shop says it is a typical paddle tire and will fit.

 

Not my first choice, but if you have aftermarket 10 inch wheels, they fit fine.


I like 22" tires, you gain ground clearance. If you have one inch of clearance, more than the rest of your group, you will out climb them.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

Maybe he is planning to put them on the front. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] You can trust the shop about 50-50 which means basically trust aout half but still verify everything.

 

These tires are already on a pair of 11" rims(11 inches across), they will be going on the back. They are not the same size as my regular tires, they are 22's. I guess for $100.00, I might as well give them a try.

 

Not a bad price but not the best choice of tire for general sand riding. I would pick them up though if they are in decend shape.

 

The tires look almost new, rims have a few scrapes. I could probably sell them for a $100.00. What would be your best choice. I have started riding at Spinreel on the Oregon coast. A lot of dunes, and sand trails.

 

There is something missing here. First, you said 20x10x10 tires and now your saying 22's on 11" wide rims. You may want to double check what your getting. Make sure they are a 4 by 110 bolt pattern also. Also, if you have or plan to have nerf bars in the future on it, 22's can sometimes get too close to the nerf's. Be sure when you buy any wheel/tire combo that your rims are not too wide for your tire, this way the tire takes the sidewall punishment, not the wheel. The wheel should not be sticking out at all when the tire is mounted.

 

Let me try to clear things up. My 400ex has 22x11-9 on right now. The rims seem to measure 10"across. These Hauler tires are 20x10-10, and the rims measure 11" across. The Honda dealer said these were typical paddle tires for my 400ex and would cost @ $300.00 new. I got them for a $100.00. They have the 4 bolt pattern and seem like they would fit.
Just wondering, what size and kind you guys would recommend for the Oregon Dunes?
Thanks!

 

Do you have stock tires on the front? If you do, the 20x10x10 haulers will tend to make your quad look like it's sitting down in the rear when you look at it from the side. Tires and wheels for a $100, if the paddles aren't torn and if they are a 4/110 bolt pattern, would work just fine down in Oregon. For the price I would go for it. Like I said before, watch out for sand paddles where the rim sticks out from the tire on the sidewall. Hope this helps.

 

Thanks for the info - I will give them a try!