Where can I purchase a set of 27 Inch wheels and tires for my brand new Brute Force 750I? Is there a web site for this or should I go to my dealer? What brands do I look for, that works the best for the Brute? ATV tv said ATR's.? I have seen alot of owners using ITP's. Please help with this as I want to get them before I start riding on the trails.

 

Check my Camera to the left as well as my webshot page, I have my ITP Wheels in both the ITP TYPE 4 Black and TYPE 7s.
Radial tires are getting to be more available now, they do cost more too but they are worth it.
Mudlites, Wetlands and Bighorns are available in a Radial.
Presently the ATR's are only in the 25 and 26 in size but the Mudlite XTRs are available in the 27" tire.
The Radial tire and the wider track with the aftermarket wheels, handling will improve.
Check Ebay/motors/atv/parts, some really good deals on complete sets- wheels/tires, some even offer Free Shipping. Be careful, ITP TYPE 7s/Mudlites also come as an 14" Wheel/Tire package, so be sure you order the 12" wheel size.
Do some researching on the Tire/wheel packages both on Ebay and other ATV sources as others will direct you to their ATV store right here on this Thread and go with the best deal.

 

Thanks for the info. They really do improve the look. I'll check on those mudlites as you suggested. I think with the camo, the black would probably be my choice. Once again I appreciate the help.

 

I have 26" Maxxis Bighorns on my BF650. Yesterday was it's maiden voyage and I was quite impressed with their abilities. The do get a little squirrely on hard pack at speed, but I imagine you'll have that with any tire as aggressive as that.
I'll attach a few pics to my profile later.

 

I just added Maxxis Bighorns on Maxxis 4x4 wheels to my Brute, they are sweet compared to stocks, although much heavier.

 

I have the MudLite XTR's on my 4X4. Like rpxr400 said, they get a little squirrelly going fast on the hard pack, but they're awesome on the trail.

 

I have supergrip wheels and tires and absolutly love them. check my pics, they are a little harder compound than regular mudlites so they handle speed a little better than mudlites.