so i own an 07 raptor with a rear wheel size of 20x10-9 ... my question is will a tire sized 20x11-9 fit on my stock rear rim

 

Yes they will fit just fine and if you ride in the woods I would go too a 22 rears and 21 fronts as well! IMO

 

Welcome to the forums. As Dodge57Hemi said yes, they will fit. 22" are nice when trail riding. Not sure but, you may want to drop a tooth to compensate for the higher gearing tho. I did when I had 22" on my 400EX.

 

Yes the 20/11/9 will fit and will actually give you about an inch extra width in the rear as the "11" number is the footprint of the tire an thus is wider then the 20/10/9

As far as going to 22" I have to say I'm not a big fan of that move..... I know it works well for other people, but my experience is that it changes the handling and gearing too much for my taste..... some people will swear by it but I find unless you have the dollars to invest in serious other goodies to compensate (longer swing arm, better shocks, taller fronts) because I find the rear end gets too bouncy with taller tires....

Most of the guys that run XC professionally, who run 22" in the rear, also run wider rear axles and longer swing arms, as well as taller front tires to level out the machine and make up for that lost stability and change in chassis extension......

 

thanks guys i appreciate the help. i ordered them online at some mountain rocky 4 wheeler...lol.... .com after finding numerous online coupons for it

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: ss97

Yes the 20/11/9 will fit and will actually give you about an inch extra width in the rear as the "11" number is the footprint of the tire an thus is wider then the 20/10/9

As far as going to 22" I have to say I'm not a big fan of that move..... I know it works well for other people, but my experience is that it changes the handling and gearing too much for my taste..... some people will swear by it but I find unless you have the dollars to invest in serious other goodies to compensate (longer swing arm, better shocks, taller fronts) because I find the rear end gets too bouncy with taller tires....

Most of the guys that run XC professionally, who run 22" in the rear, also run wider rear axles and longer swing arms, as well as taller front tires to level out the machine and make up for that lost stability and change in chassis extension......</end quote></div>

Cheap mods to compensate for 22" rears.... drop 1 tooth on the front sprocket for &lt;$20. That sets your gearing back around stock.

But buying the taller front tires was also a good suggestion.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: bigguyonarappy

thanks guys i appreciate the help. i ordered them online at some mountain rocky 4 wheeler...lol.... .com after finding numerous online coupons for it</end quote></div>

rockymountainatv.com, yes good respectable site. Nothing but, good experienced buying from them.

 

I pretty much buy everything from RMATV........ I won't go anywhere else for performance parts anymore......