What wheel/tire package for the Brute
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What wheel/tire package for the Brute
When I'm ready to buy some tires, I think I'm going to get the deep lug Mudlights in stock size.
Even 25" mudlights sit about 1/2" higher than stock.
I love the idea of getting some rims to make the Brute sit wider, but I really dont want to spend the money ( Tight wad) At this point, I'm debating spaces or rims.
Thanks for the information
Even 25" mudlights sit about 1/2" higher than stock.
I love the idea of getting some rims to make the Brute sit wider, but I really dont want to spend the money ( Tight wad) At this point, I'm debating spaces or rims.
Thanks for the information
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What wheel/tire package for the Brute
hollowcd:
If you can swing it, stay with the Radial tire, they ARE the best.
The Mudlites are now available as a Radial. I'd go either the 25x8x12Front/25x11x12rear or 26x9x12front/26x11x12rear.
Both the non-radial Mudlite & Radial Mudlite are 6 ply rated. The Radials will cost more but I believe well worth it.
I have found that the 12" wide rear tire is overkill but the 11" wide rear is perfect along with a set of the aftermarket wheels.
www.xopco.com does carry these Mudlites/ITP Type 4 black wheels, he also includes the center caps/lug nuts with the price of the tire/wheel package and gives excellent service.
xopco also has the non-radial Mudlites.
The Bighorn Radial is another good Radial tire but in my book of rules, way too heavy.
If you can swing it, stay with the Radial tire, they ARE the best.
The Mudlites are now available as a Radial. I'd go either the 25x8x12Front/25x11x12rear or 26x9x12front/26x11x12rear.
Both the non-radial Mudlite & Radial Mudlite are 6 ply rated. The Radials will cost more but I believe well worth it.
I have found that the 12" wide rear tire is overkill but the 11" wide rear is perfect along with a set of the aftermarket wheels.
www.xopco.com does carry these Mudlites/ITP Type 4 black wheels, he also includes the center caps/lug nuts with the price of the tire/wheel package and gives excellent service.
xopco also has the non-radial Mudlites.
The Bighorn Radial is another good Radial tire but in my book of rules, way too heavy.
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