Im looking to possibly pick up some tires for my soon to be trailblazer 250. What would be a good option for something that would do reallly good in mud but not make for to crappy of a ride when not in the mud? And where would be the reccomended place to purchase.

 

dirt devils in the rear and kenda klaws in the front or the klaws all the way around.

 

You wouldn't just be biast because you own them?
What about mud lites,vamps,etc ?

 

i have the titain 489 xts on the back and they do really good in the mud and every other kind of riding they have a ton of grip and i have the razors on teh front b/c u need somthin that handles good not something that bites in since its a 2x4


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1999 250 trail blazer
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k&n filter DG exhaust for now
just to make it a lil lounder
titan 489 xts on the back
maxxis razors on the front
full skid plate,bash gaurd
rebuilt trans,D.I.D chain
pro amor belt,scott grips
the newer model tie rod ends
12 t front 36 t back sprokets
neon shifter ****, pro burner lights
stronger back caliper holder i made at a friends shop
cut front fenders with the floor boards removed
makin aluminum dimond plate ones

 

Mudlites on the back and razors on the front would be a good combo. I would steer clear of the vampires or other heavy mudders. They would ride rough as hech when on hard pack or trails.

 

if u want a good all around tire i would say dirt devils or mudlites. mudlites have a little better mud performance but i dont think that your gonna get them to slide like the dirtdevils. my tires slide when u want them to and they get great traction. i love them. they ride as smooth as stock does if not better. and the kenda fronts handle really well in my opinion.

 

It really sounds like mudlites are the way to go, could I be a cheap-o and buy mudlites for the back and leave the front stock?

 

If the bike is new, or the front tires are in good shape I don't see why not.

 

Definately Dirt Devils...6ply, tough as nails, and cheaper than other tires. I put them all around on a 4x4 scrammy, and never had to use 4x4 anymore...odd huh!! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

ITP Mudlite