ive got some 22x11x10 9 paddle taller haulers in a 9" wide rim. the hook up pretty hard but im having some problems turning the beast.i want to know what should i do for some front tires.i was thinking about going with a dual rib design. i think that will work cuz it looks like youll get hook up on both sides of the rib but i have no experience with sand fronts.

 

the dual rib doesnt really affect hook up for turning they really help with steering the bike straight. Single ridge have a habit of wanting to turn when you dont want them to. The dual ridge are effin nice though, so you really cant go wrong. I have a set of GBC dune trackers I picked up mounted on a set of douglas blue labels for a 100 used.

Aaron

PS Hauler paddles are a byotch to turn no matter what

 

The ITP sandstar fronts (dual rib) track better and turn better than any other single rib, mohawk rib, or smooth buff I've ever used. Any ribbed sand tire will turn better than stock fronts.