Tire & Wheel Combos
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A nice thing about buying them locally at a shop like Discount is that if you have problems with them you can go back to them to have them take care of the problems.
On a side note I have a friend who put 4 brand new tires on his ATV and got them from Discount Tire. In 5 days time we put 20 plugs in one tire, all at the same band location of the tire. I thought that he was running over a tent spike where we were camped at and scoured the ground and never found a thing. It was just a bad tire. He took it back to Discount and they gave him a new tire.
That is hard to do if you get your tires through the mail.
On a side note I have a friend who put 4 brand new tires on his ATV and got them from Discount Tire. In 5 days time we put 20 plugs in one tire, all at the same band location of the tire. I thought that he was running over a tent spike where we were camped at and scoured the ground and never found a thing. It was just a bad tire. He took it back to Discount and they gave him a new tire.
That is hard to do if you get your tires through the mail.
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All you have to do is walk into a store that sells the same brand/model of tire. Doesn't matter where you got it, if it's warrenty by manufacturer, it's no loss for the shop, and if they know the oroper way to do the paperwork, they can actually make a little profit. I did this for over 10 years, sellin everything from wheel barrow tires right up to gian OTR tires for heavy equipment.
If the shop won't help you, they are 100% lazy or incompetent.
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But when you live in a place like I do you may have to walk a couple hundred miles to find that store that sells that brand.
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I'm looking for a wheel/tire combo in the AT fashion. My plan is to buy the complete set so that I can switch back and forth easily. I could really use the all-terrain setup now. Does anybody have recommendations for an AT tire? I'll probably duplicate the current setup with 25X12s..
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Bighorns are a very popular AT tire.
If you want to check on line check out Rocky Mountain ATV they have a pretty good assortment of both tires and wheel combinations.
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I'm dealing with Rocky on the order, but they don't have the factory wheels in stock. I can wait on the BO if it's not forever. I'm wondering if I should go with 10" on all four corners. Use the same 25X10X12 front and rear using factory rear wheels. What do you guys think about that setup?
On a old Big Bear that I had I put 11" tires on the front and rear of the bike.
Never again. I'll stick with a 9" front, it just drives so much easier than a wider tire plus the wider tire will wear on the steering components and put more stress on the power steering.
For the wheel, I would just pick one out that I liked instead of trying to match the factory wheel.
Never again. I'll stick with a 9" front, it just drives so much easier than a wider tire plus the wider tire will wear on the steering components and put more stress on the power steering.
For the wheel, I would just pick one out that I liked instead of trying to match the factory wheel.
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Many have 10" wides all around with good results.... your call.
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I would like to go 26x9x12 on all four,but I don't want to buy two new rims so Ill have to stick with 9s on front 11s on rear. Im really getting "TIRED"looking at tires.
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