i'm looking to replace my 2/3 wore out vampires with a new set, but really want to step up to the 28" tire. will i have to lift it, cause if so its out i'm against lift kits....i rum 27x10" vamps all around my quad and have never had any rubbing problems even when the tire s were new...i want the EDL's and they only come in 28" thanks for any advise help or replys of anysort. while on this suject any good remarks about the maxxis mudzillas? after lookin at all the tires online i have to say its my opinion that is the meanest LOOKING tire out, but i no what my old 27" vamps did and now the EDL's have almost twice the lug depth can't believe a tri claw or any other tire can follow this tire . ya'll give me sum repies here i want to hear your pros and cons on your favorite tires. my only gripe about my vamps has been at a little speed in the mud the tire throws huge clumps of mud out in front of me that i have to avoid. other than that no complaints it is remarkably smooth ride to be such an aggressive tire even on hard pak and pavement...they do tend to wander at speed on pavement but that is to be expected... i mean its not even suppossed to be out there .but i have pasture land about a mile down the blacktop and i have to go check fences and i ussually buzz right down the middle of the road. .thanks in advance for any comments! any central arkansas boys who like day long trail rides respond and lets organize a good clean fun day of mud..hehee oh yea just b4 the question comes up i run stock rims and plan on doing so...most itp or aftermarket rims widen the quad and i have to squeeze tru some tight spots at times.

 

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Vamp, look at my tires in my pictures section, (bi/tri claws)

 

I like the Outlaws for a aggressive mud tire . Yeah if you get the 28" vampires I pretty sure you have to have a lift kit . I might be wrong though , but i'm pretty sure you do though . I would stay with 27" Vampires or Outlaws . Look at my signature for what all i'm getting for my Rancher 4x4 . Hope I helped !!
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