grizzly660 tires help
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01-17-2006, 12:42 PM
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01-17-2006, 03:19 PM
grizzly660 tires help
I have Mud Lites, and so does my dad. We both love them. The traction and wear is awsome. If you want somethign that gets you good traction and want to stick with stock size, go with 25" Mud Lite XL's. I have these on my machine, and did not expirience any power loss at all. Yet the traction gains were awsome. If you are looking for something that will give you looks. Get C-series wheels and tires. The 26 inchers look good on a set of C series rims. My dad has these on his Twin Peaks. You can check out some pics of it in my pictures page. Hope this helps.
#14
01-18-2006, 11:37 AM
grizzly660 tires help
Originally posted by: Arctic388
i like the lites and i only have 26"s cause i didnt want to modify anything and lose to much power. and i go through the mud fine with them. i have a video of me on this link. http://www.wheelininthecountry.com/gallery.html
i've had mine for 800 or so miles and about 50 % of that was paved roads and i cant tell they are wearing yet.
with stock wheels i like my setup but with the itp wheels if i had to do over i'd get 10 wide in front and 12 wide in the rear.
i like the lites and i only have 26"s cause i didnt want to modify anything and lose to much power. and i go through the mud fine with them. i have a video of me on this link. http://www.wheelininthecountry.com/gallery.html
i've had mine for 800 or so miles and about 50 % of that was paved roads and i cant tell they are wearing yet.
with stock wheels i like my setup but with the itp wheels if i had to do over i'd get 10 wide in front and 12 wide in the rear.
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