Does anybody know about if 26 inch tires are ok to put on a 2007 Grizzly 450? Will a lift kit be needed?

 

I have 26" radial ACT's on my 06 Kodiak, they fit fine-plenty of clearance all around.

 

I have a 06 Kodiak 450 with 27x10x12 up front and 27x12x12 on back. My tires are Kenda bear claws and I have no trouble with rubbing my fenders. Ground clearance was a huge improvement. I also have 2 friends with the exact same set-up. One on a Bruin 350 and one on a Grizzly 660. Neither of us have any problems.

 

I have a 06 Kodiak 450 and a 07 Grizzly 450 both with 26/10/12 front and 26/12/12 rear mudlite xt tires on itp type 7 rims with no problems. Much improvement over stock tires and rims.

 

Wow your friends Bruin turns 27" tires, what clutch kit does he run?

 

He's completely factory. He just bought a set of 27 inch mudlite's and ITP wheels. 10's up front and 12's on back. He can follow the bigger quads through every mudhole, jump, hill, river, etc...

 

damn! well i guess getting 26's for my bruin wont hurt

 

Bruin's rock, their manerverability is their biggest asset.

 

hey there, im running 26x10x12 up front and 26x12x12 in the rear ITP Mudlites on ITP C-series wheels, and they are awesome tires very happy with them.

 

i have a 2002 kodiak 400 with new 26"itp mudlite xls [26x9x12] on front and[26x10x12] on rear on c-series type 7 wheels and they are awesome in mud and over obstacles but you'll lose some comfort on the extremely hard surfaces like rocky roads. but overall i like them alot. you'll just have to get used to more tire spin in 2-wheel going up hills and more jerking of handle bars on tree roots and ruts. the tires get awesome traction and will pretty much pull you up a tree if you can hang on.but, yes they will fit just fine and you will gain about 2" of ground clearance with the 1 1/8 lug. i highly recommend them. i do not suggest anything bigger than 9" width on the front though. i think if you go with 10" or more you won't be happy with the difference. good luck and"hang on"![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]