Warrior multi-purpose tires?
#1
I am looking to replace the stock tires on my 2000 Warrior and would like to get some rears that perform well in a variety of conditions, including sand, dirt and mud. Any recommendations? Is my only realistic options to get 2 sets (knobby and paddle)? If so, what combination of 2 sets would be good at a reasonable price? Thanks!
#3
The pure sport realtors are great in the mud,and if you turn themaround are paddle tires. I don't have them on my warrior but I have saw alot of reviews about them. the only problem that I have heard is that they are heavy so you need the power to turn them!!!!!! On my warrior I have Carlisle stryker rear. they handle good in the mud and have good lugs to go through the mud but mud tires eat up horse power.It jsut depends on what you will be riding in the most.mud,sand ect.
89 warrior stock
83 Jeep CJ7 renagade stock
89 warrior stock
83 Jeep CJ7 renagade stock
#4
Try the Pure Sports Bandits or Maxxis All trak. I have the All Trak, and they are not to heavy. They perform better in all situtions better than stock except cornering. Of course, I moved from 20 to22 inch. I imagine you would go with the stock size of your warrior of 22". The realators are heavy for a warrior. You would probably notice lack of aceleration. Plus, the bigger and heavier tire you get, the sooner you will have to replace the rear wheel bearings. The bandits are not as heavy as the Realators because of them being a bit narrower. Both the All Trak's and Bandits have good tread wear. That's important to me because I don't want to spend money all the time on tires. Ask Bandit owners what they think of thier tires. I was considering them when I bought my All Traks. One thing I don't know is how they perform in the sand.
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