Mud Tires
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if your not on a budget and you dont ride on the rode often i wouldget maxxis mudzillas or if you want somthing good for mud and other types of riding also get mudlites. The spidertrac is also a good mud tire that itp stoped making so those are getting blown out of stors so they are really cheap.
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This one is easy:
ITP 589's in either 26" or 27". Why?
- 589's ride better than any mud tire out there so unless you just drop the quad right in the muck, chances are you have to ride to the mud pit which means some hardpack trail riding.
- The slightly smaller size elminates the need for lift kits, belt upgrades, etc, etc. My 26" 589's will go through just about anything and my belt is still well within spec with 1400 miles on it. The drivetrain takes less of a beating with the 26 or 27 inch tire.
- Mudlites are awesome tires, but in the REAL nasty stuff...forget it, they can't do what the 589's or other bug mudders can do.
- 589's are nice for the snow too.
My 2 cents....
Mike
ITP 589's in either 26" or 27". Why?
- 589's ride better than any mud tire out there so unless you just drop the quad right in the muck, chances are you have to ride to the mud pit which means some hardpack trail riding.
- The slightly smaller size elminates the need for lift kits, belt upgrades, etc, etc. My 26" 589's will go through just about anything and my belt is still well within spec with 1400 miles on it. The drivetrain takes less of a beating with the 26 or 27 inch tire.
- Mudlites are awesome tires, but in the REAL nasty stuff...forget it, they can't do what the 589's or other bug mudders can do.
- 589's are nice for the snow too.
My 2 cents....
Mike
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He asked for the best deep mud tire, not mud/trail tire. Even if he was asking about the best mud/trail tire, the 589's wouldnt be the best, mudbugs would. 29.5 outlaws are the biggest, meanest, and best performing mud tires made right now, and your atv has plenty of power to turn them. Get the 29.5's!!
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I have 27 in mudlites and they seem to go real well...I like the 589s but they are a lil bit heavier and seem to ride a little rougher on harder surfaces...And suppose to wear a little faster..I lost just a little bit of power...still beat a grizzly stock by about a four-wheeler length
The Bighorn is what i am hearing alot of talk about lately but is just a little to pricey for me...but they are suppose to ride a little smoother and perform pretty well in the mud to be a radial i believe
The Bighorn is what i am hearing alot of talk about lately but is just a little to pricey for me...but they are suppose to ride a little smoother and perform pretty well in the mud to be a radial i believe
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Originally posted by: s2mikey
This one is easy:
ITP 589's in either 26" or 27". Why?
- 589's ride better than any mud tire out there so unless you just drop the quad right in the muck, chances are you have to ride to the mud pit which means some hardpack trail riding.
- The slightly smaller size elminates the need for lift kits, belt upgrades, etc, etc. My 26" 589's will go through just about anything and my belt is still well within spec with 1400 miles on it. The drivetrain takes less of a beating with the 26 or 27 inch tire.
- Mudlites are awesome tires, but in the REAL nasty stuff...forget it, they can't do what the 589's or other bug mudders can do.
- 589's are nice for the snow too.
My 2 cents....
Mike
This one is easy:
ITP 589's in either 26" or 27". Why?
- 589's ride better than any mud tire out there so unless you just drop the quad right in the muck, chances are you have to ride to the mud pit which means some hardpack trail riding.
- The slightly smaller size elminates the need for lift kits, belt upgrades, etc, etc. My 26" 589's will go through just about anything and my belt is still well within spec with 1400 miles on it. The drivetrain takes less of a beating with the 26 or 27 inch tire.
- Mudlites are awesome tires, but in the REAL nasty stuff...forget it, they can't do what the 589's or other bug mudders can do.
- 589's are nice for the snow too.
My 2 cents....
Mike
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The best deep mud tire I have seen has to be the Mudzillas. Im not saying that because I own them (because I dont own any). I have mudlites for mud and they are a great tire. (but for just deep mud the mudzillas win). Now if you want a good mud tire but use it for other things as well, all the other choices that have been mentioned are good.
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589's are good in the snow but no way they do stand a chance against mudlites in the nasty stuff.
Unless the 589's you are talking about are completely worn out, this statement makes no sense at all. Just ask the 589 owners around here!
But, oh well.....
Mike