what type of mud tires should i get

Started by courteaux420, August 23, 2009, 01:31:26 AM

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courteaux420

i have 2 420 ranchers one of them is and electric shift and the other is a standerd and i have been lookin for some good mud tires. i need some help on deciding so if anyone can give me a hand i would appreciate it.

rsieminski

Kenda Bear Claw?  I like them, but I don't know if they'll fit your quad?  They look like ITP, or the Goodyear Mud Runners but a little cheaper.  They work well for me in all terrains.

lswjth2

Innova Mudgear

www.nebraskatire.com

I have them on both of the rhino's and i love them...

firemanjim

wow the free shipping on those nebraska tires makes me wanna step up to a new set of 28's ;D
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flyinrampage

kenda bear claws are awesome, i couldnt of picked a better set of tires for the price

Rare Earth Rider

ITP Mud Lights you cant go wrong have had a pair of 30' on my ranger for 2 years with 6,100 miles and they still have aleast 3/4 of the tread or more left and they pull very good in the mud and clean out easy also. Look on ebay you can find free shipping there also with a good price. 8)
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dannyboy

07 RHINO, submarine snorkels, douglas rattlesnakes, 28 Zillas, LRD torc, uni filter, hunterworks cdi, hl 2" lift, hl radiator on the role cage, brp gages.
03 400EX to much to list.

bbf

i run xtr mud lites and have nothing bad to say about them 

Gato

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Quote from: firemanjim on September 28, 2009, 09:30:39 PM
wow the free shipping on those nebraska tires makes me wanna step up to a new set of 28's ;D


I took ricks advise and they are great soft on hard pack and great in mud
Those are clean
2008 Yamaha Rhino 700FI(camo)
2002 Arctic Cat 400i 4x4
2010 Arctic CAt 700 h1

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