I also have the mud lites and I'm glad that I got them I never get stuck in any mud now. Check out my gallery the bike looks alot more agressive too. I can't wait to try them in the snow.

 

Ok thank you, I am going with the 25inch mudites on the stock rims .

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04 Honda rubicon
03 Kawasaki Prairie 360 4x4
01 Yamaha wolverine many mods.

 

good choice you won't regret it I promis.

 

I didint get my tires yet and I am still shopping around. I am thinking about going bigger will I need a big foot kit and diffrent rims? I saw a pair of 28-10-12 mudlites and i thought that those can fit on the back of my wolverine and I am thinking if I do that ill get a pair of 26-10-12 around but im not sure if this is possible and if i need a big foot kit.

 

If you go up to 28's on a wolverine, you will regret it unless you do some engine mods at the same time to make up for the powerloss due to tire size as well as the rotational mass of the extra rubber.

 

You guys must not ride in the rocky New England trails cause my stock wolvy rims got owned by the trails. They are more square than round, I need some .190 Alum rims bad!!!!!!

 

Hey trahsub do you know any places to ride in Long Island. Because I live in long island and I have to go out far to my familys property to ride

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04 Honda Rubicon
03 KawasakI prairie 360 4x4
01 Yamaha WOlverine mANY MODS

 

Ha I live in Mineola and unfortunately I haven't found any good spots to ride on the Island that are legal. It's take your chances on this damn island or go elsewhere. My parents have 55 acres in Mass so I ususally ride up there.

Sorry bro.

 

Big baller,

I wouldn't go bigger than 25's if I were you unless you have some serious power mods.

I also think that you may want to take a look at the Titan or Itp 589's. They are a good aggressive snow and mud tire.

Ryan

 

I put Maxxis Sur Traks , 25x8x12 front, 25x10x12 back, on reinforced rim aluminum DG wheels, looks cool, very light, and those tires dig like crazy, ride nice on the trail, and I can still slide the corners if I want. I have a good side pic of my wheeler in my photo gallery, see what you think.