Now that i've got my b-force 750 coming, i want to get a nice set of rims and tires for it. If anyone has GOOD info on some diff. brands and models, i'd love to hear about it....My riding is mostly going to be wooded trails and some but not alot of mudding. I have had 589m/t's and liked them alot, but very heavy....thx

 

i have 27" itp mudlites right now on my brute 750. got pics in my sig. i like them alot. i havnt had any flats with them, got nearly 700 miles on them now. they seem to be wearing pretty good as well, even though we did some road riding down at hatfield/mccoy. the wheels are very nice as well, type 5 machined, cast aluminum, rock crusher edge(not rolled). these are pretty big and the lugs are deep but it still rides pretty smooth, not too heavy. i was thinking about getting a smaller set of radials on the stock rims for the summer time when it gets dry to save the tread life on the mudlites. overall i'am very pleased with them. any questions, let'm rip!

 

Rock and Roll is all that the Bighorn Radials sing to me while we jam over or through things.

 

I have the Bearclaws on my GRIZ , I like them cause they seem to have a level tread, I mean the tire is squared off, really stable and tire has no side roll to it , and slides nice , check my pics. The pics with the stock rims have mudsharks on them.

 

I think ITP makes the best tires out there. Thats all I usually buy. They make just about every type of tire for any type of terrain. I've had Blackwaters, Mudlites, and 589's and loved them all. I got an 05 Brute Force with 27 inch mud lites. 27x10x12 on the front and 27x12x12 on the rear. They ride really good and I haven't gotten stuck yet. Plus, they are the lightest tire out there and still are 6 ply tires.

 

you guys ever look at the interco, swamplite??

 

swamplites are pretty new, though i've seen quite a few good comments on them. about the same type of tread pattern as mudlites, probably not as light but maybe a little better bite & handling. so i've heard. interco also makes the vampires. a friend of mine as those on his prairie 650 and they are great in mud and snow, wear like iron.

 

bighorns. there are better mud tires but i don't think you'll find a better all terrian tire.


monty

 

Dirt Devils are worth looking at.........smooth, aggressive tread, 6 ply.......and relatively inexpensive.