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28" Mudzillas in mud. Nobody bothered to take my picture in deep mud. But I was in the deepest.


28" Mudzillas clean, on douglas wheels.

 

PRAIRIE DUDE--- If you stay out of the mud pits, and like to stay clean, you don't need that aggressive tread. If you like fast trail riding, I can recommend the ITP Holeshot ATRs. 6 ply, fairly lite for a 6 ply. VERY,VERY versatile tire. I have run 2 sets, and am preparing to buy the 3rd. These tires were "made" for the big Prairies! They perform flawlessly in everything but deeeeep clay mud. They're downside is that they are made of a pretty soft compound. What the he!!, small price to pay for a season of INCREDIBLE handling and performance.!!!!!
MOST dealers are wanting to sell you what is on the shelf, or items that they have a HUGE profit margin; not necessarily what YOU NEED!

 

AWSOME PICS NYROC.....I love the tracks on the P700 and the mudzillas's look great too. I run 26" ITP 589s' with a 2" lift on mine. I should of went with the 28" tires though, since I have the 2" lift. Great pics though.

 

ThatPrairie700Dude, when I got mine in aug 2001, I thought the stock tires stunk and wanted to get something cool looking. I got mudzillas and a lot of people made comments about how they looked and they really ate the mud well.

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I sold them because I do not believe I will ever go on a ride where I would rather have the 28" mudzillas than something lighter like the mudrunners. Mudrunners are extremely tough, and last a long time. They do not hook up on dry dirt that well, or on wet logs and rocks, but do great just about everywhere else including snow.

In fact, I am currently still on the lookout for a lightweight 25" tire. I might get ATR's or I might get Bighorns.

Be careful getting big bad tires, because you might not like them and wind up getting another tire.

 

Here are pictures of a p700 with 27 inch mudlites on it. 10" front and 12" rear. they are on ITP c series wheels.

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I havn't had a whole lot of time on them yet but they work well in the snow.

 

very nice. been thinking about running these as winter tires, ATRs as good weather tires.

 

If interested i have 4 brand new 28 inch itp 589's on itp steel rims for sale with the bolt pattern 4/137.

 

I have a set of 26" mudlites on c series type 5 wheels with very low miles (maybe 100). Very nice looking set, but I am considering parting with.

 

Don't rule out the Bi/Tri-Claws. Worth taking a look at at least. But I'm not trying to sway you there just cause I have a set. They are the closest you will get in the mud to Laws or Zillas, and they will do better on the trails than any of the other big mud tires. I would rate them better than Vamps (not EDL's) in all aspects (though they are probably about neck and neck in the mud).