What kind & size of after market tire are you using on you Prairie?
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I just wanted to ask other Prairie owners what size and kind of after market tires are you runnning? Is there a very noticeable loss of power? Also, I would think that going with larger and heavier after market tires would certainly accelerate belt wear causing it to require more frequent replacement.
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Wayne B,
I agree with you, the stock tires always ride better. However, due to their 2-ply construction, they also get flats much easier. I think the stock tires on the Prairie are pretty decent. But, going with a larger tire height wise does give you that extra edge in ground clearance. That's really the most imporant factor when it comes to making it through mudholes.
I agree with you, the stock tires always ride better. However, due to their 2-ply construction, they also get flats much easier. I think the stock tires on the Prairie are pretty decent. But, going with a larger tire height wise does give you that extra edge in ground clearance. That's really the most imporant factor when it comes to making it through mudholes.
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99 400 4x4 Prarie
I went with 26" goodyear mudrunners on mine. I think there 9 inch wide in the front and 12 inch wide in the rear.
They provide more ground clearance and improve the mudding ability of my quad.
They also add a stiffer ride.
The power loss is minimal, yet noticeable. When I first put them on I thought they slowed me down off the line, but I can still smoke my dads 300 4x4 Prarie.
If I was to do it again I would either buy the mudrunners or maybe some bearclaws. If ground clearence was of less concern I would get some 25" bearclaws so I would benefit from better tires that didn't weigh a lot more than stock tires.
I went with 26" goodyear mudrunners on mine. I think there 9 inch wide in the front and 12 inch wide in the rear.
They provide more ground clearance and improve the mudding ability of my quad.
They also add a stiffer ride.
The power loss is minimal, yet noticeable. When I first put them on I thought they slowed me down off the line, but I can still smoke my dads 300 4x4 Prarie.
If I was to do it again I would either buy the mudrunners or maybe some bearclaws. If ground clearence was of less concern I would get some 25" bearclaws so I would benefit from better tires that didn't weigh a lot more than stock tires.
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