Mud tires
May 11, 2005 | 10:18 AM
#11
Range Rover
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Mud tires
I have the 28" ITP 589- ( I love them )
Pros:
Awesome in the mud.
really good on the trail.
6 ply rating-tough.
Cons:
It takes some power to turnem.
They do not give on tree roots, I have to be careful when going up steep hils with roots. The tires like to spin on the roots.
Pros:
Awesome in the mud.
really good on the trail.
6 ply rating-tough.
Cons:
It takes some power to turnem.
They do not give on tree roots, I have to be careful when going up steep hils with roots. The tires like to spin on the roots.
May 12, 2005 | 08:37 PM
#12
Trailblazer
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Mud tires
if you are looking for a all purpose trail tire then the 589 is the better of the two but..... if you really want to go through the mastiest mud imaginable then you definately need to look into the mud machine tires made by sand tires unlimited. i have 26' on my rancher at and cannot be stopped. they self clean like no other tire out there.
May 16, 2005 | 10:46 PM
#13
Trailblazer
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Mud tires
Originally posted by: nike
if you are looking for a all purpose trail tire then the 589 is the better of the two but..... if you really want to go through the mastiest mud imaginable then you definately need to look into the mud machine tires made by sand tires unlimited. i have 26' on my rancher at and cannot be stopped. they self clean like no other tire out there.
if you are looking for a all purpose trail tire then the 589 is the better of the two but..... if you really want to go through the mastiest mud imaginable then you definately need to look into the mud machine tires made by sand tires unlimited. i have 26' on my rancher at and cannot be stopped. they self clean like no other tire out there.
I agree 100%. The bi/tri claw combo is awesome. They make the 589s look look like a stock tire. They ride smooth, do great in the mud, wear like iron, and arent that heavy. If you want an all out mud tire, go with the bi/tri claws, mudzillas, outlaws or the vampires.
The mudlites wear out too easy. I have bought 2 sets and both have worn fairly quick. A buddy has a set and his are wearing fast too.
Just my .02
Brad
May 16, 2005 | 10:48 PM
#14
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Mud tires
Originally posted by: shadowmaker
I agree 100%. The bi/tri claw combo is awesome. They make the 589s look look like a stock tire. They ride smooth, do great in the mud, wear like iron, and arent that heavy. If you want an all out mud tire, go with the bi/tri claws, mudzillas, outlaws or the vampires.
The mudlites wear out too easy. I have bought 2 sets and both have worn fairly quick. A buddy has a set and his are wearing fast too.
As far as the vampire being a 4 ply, I know of some 6 ply tires that arent as strong as some 4 ply tires. The vamps seem to be made pretty strong, so I wouldnt let that bother me.
Just my .02
Brad
Originally posted by: nike
if you are looking for a all purpose trail tire then the 589 is the better of the two but..... if you really want to go through the mastiest mud imaginable then you definately need to look into the mud machine tires made by sand tires unlimited. i have 26' on my rancher at and cannot be stopped. they self clean like no other tire out there.
if you are looking for a all purpose trail tire then the 589 is the better of the two but..... if you really want to go through the mastiest mud imaginable then you definately need to look into the mud machine tires made by sand tires unlimited. i have 26' on my rancher at and cannot be stopped. they self clean like no other tire out there.
I agree 100%. The bi/tri claw combo is awesome. They make the 589s look look like a stock tire. They ride smooth, do great in the mud, wear like iron, and arent that heavy. If you want an all out mud tire, go with the bi/tri claws, mudzillas, outlaws or the vampires.
The mudlites wear out too easy. I have bought 2 sets and both have worn fairly quick. A buddy has a set and his are wearing fast too.
As far as the vampire being a 4 ply, I know of some 6 ply tires that arent as strong as some 4 ply tires. The vamps seem to be made pretty strong, so I wouldnt let that bother me.
Just my .02
Brad
May 17, 2005 | 11:34 AM
#15
Pro Rider
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Mud tires
In my opinion here are the ranked order of the best mud tires:
1. High Lifter Outlaw (for the nastiest mud, none are better than the Outlaw)
2. Vampire (they dig so make sure the mud you ride in has a solid bottom)
3. MudZilla
4. Bi/Tri Combo
5. Mud Bug/Gator
6. ITP 589
1. High Lifter Outlaw (for the nastiest mud, none are better than the Outlaw)
2. Vampire (they dig so make sure the mud you ride in has a solid bottom)
3. MudZilla
4. Bi/Tri Combo
5. Mud Bug/Gator
6. ITP 589
May 18, 2005 | 10:00 AM
#18
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Mud tires
On my 350, I have Bugs. When the engine was stock it would turn them fine in watery mud. In thick mud it would bog at times. After installing my pipe and jetting there is no noticible power loss and spins them well.
May 18, 2005 | 05:29 PM
#20
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Mud tires
They're made by MudMachine. Most go with BIs on the front and Tris on the rear. They are a really nice tire.
For a picture: http://www.highlifter.com/store/triclaw.html
For a picture: http://www.highlifter.com/store/triclaw.html