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Those are most likely the original stock tires...probably Bridgestone Dirt Hooks. After experimenting with several different oversize tires over the last 10 years, I pulled the old stock tires (which were like new) out of the shed and put them back on and know what, they aren't all that bad (except perhaps in snow and probably mud).
Big huge tires will just turn this sweet little trail quad, into a clunker!
Big huge tires will just turn this sweet little trail quad, into a clunker!
Last edited by reconranger; 04-01-2009 at 11:12 PM.
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Most aftermarket ATV tires these days run on 12X7" rims, front and rear. They have a different offset than stock. http://www.itptires.com/utilityatv.html
Again, I think you are wasting your money, and you will adversely effect handling!
Again, I think you are wasting your money, and you will adversely effect handling!
Last edited by reconranger; 04-03-2009 at 06:17 AM.
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24x9x11 24 is the tire,s O.D DIA. (outside diameter) can go bigger or smaller,your choice.
9 is the tires width (Can go wider or thinner without a rim change)
11 is the rims O.D DIA.
If a tire company makes a ?x?X11 than its a straight tire swap thats all.
Just check the net for vast aftermarket tires and sizes. Here is one of hundreds of tire sites, this is from ITP mud lites ATs.
http://www.itptires.com/utilityatv/mudlite.html
They make 25x8-11, 25x10-11 for your front rims. 25x12-11 but that may be to wide for 7" wide rims. LOL
We just put on 26x10-12 fronts and 26x12-12 rear tire on a ATV that had 25x8-12 fr and 25x10-12 rears without a rim change.
Last edited by TLC; 04-03-2009 at 08:20 AM.
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I have 4 ITP Mudlites for sale. (2) 28x12x12 and (2) 28x10x12. They have only been ridden on 3 short rides and never on pavement. There are no holes plugs or anything wrong with them. They have about 95% tread left or better. I have pictures as well. If interested email me at hjlancas@olemiss.
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