[ferris1324]

Hi all, new to the forum. From sudbury, on canada. Likely buying the base model in a few days. Need a machine for work around the farm and trail riding. Looking into upgrading the tires but keeping the price down so the dealer said they had some 26" bighorn 2.0 off of a wolverine. I heard they're 2 ply front and 4 ply rear. U guys think they'll hold up? I do ride on trails that are a bit hard on tires.

 

[KodiakBar]

I'm not sure but maybe @Fisherhawk will know.

 

[Fisherhawk]

I had 26" Big Horns on my last quad. They were a good tire. I considered upgrading on my new quad. However I have put 140 KM's of trail riding on the stock tires and they have held up really well. I was on nasty rock and shale and had no issues with the stock tires. I'm gonna hold off on upgrading cause they work good so far. They handle well, turns have been stable. I'm gonna wait and keep riding the stock tires and save some $$$$$. But the Big Horns look nicer!!!!

 

[GroundTroop]

Seeing what you have put your Kodiak though and giving that feedback of the tires sure is going to be valuable to others looking on. Have you already decided who you're going to buy those tires from?

 

[JD864]

Bighorn 2.0 isn’t the same as original Bighorns. Same tread pattern, cheaper thinner rubber.

 

[KodiakAfishyo]

Big horn 2.0 is a 6 ply radial tire.

 

[JD864]

About 1/2 the life of originals if I did my homework right. They don’t get the best reviews. But they cost less too

 

[Vincent]

About 1/2 the life of originals if I did my homework right. They don’t get the best reviews. But they cost less too

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Bighorns 2.0 are not known to have the durability nor longevity of the originals