Maxxis M962 MudBug ATV Tire Rear 23 X 11 X 10
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A lot of them are aggressive. They number around A few inches to two It is a great tire and the lugs get larger near the outer edge.
Although they are not the widest of tires that I have seen, they ride pretty smoothly on pavement until they get up to speed around 4 miles per hour
Nothing to justify it. My rear tires worked great after I installed the rims.
Yes, they are compatible with 3010 mules
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This is not a trail toy or a racer - it is a side by side that actually works. There is an hydraulic mount on the front of the truck that is used to attach various tools, such as a snowplow and a bucket The forks used to move pallets. For plowing snow on a long driveway that had a lot of lugs, I needed these heavy tires. There was once a time when It was 10 years old when I hit a drift, and the tires were spinning. There were two tires in each box when the tires arrived. According to what has been said, nothing is inside out. There are so many questions about the size and type of tire they are designed to fit 12 inch wheels. To be sure, I carefully measured the clearance of the struts, fenders, brake cables, and steering gear on the front and rear of my vehicle. I need heavy lugs on all four wheels, even though these are labeled as "rear. " My vehicle is 4X4 and I need them there. I really liked the fact that there was free shipping, the tires each weigh 23lbs. Please see the measurements I took for the 25x10x12 I ordered diam. of tire = 25 inches - width = 26 inches The tire width is 10 inches, and the tire height is 3 inches In the center of the tread, the lugs are one and a quarter inches deep, tapering to half an inch on the sidewalls. You should always make sure the tires are installed in the right direction, as they are labeled with an arrow and rotation direction. There is also a label stating the maximum inflation pressure at 5 pounds. They are bumpy at very slow speeds with such a heavy tread, but take off once they are above three miles per hour The wind smooths out at 4mph. Basically I am very content with the overall service, it cost $8 for each tire, with a fee of $2 for disposal In keeping with my expectations, they steer coarser than my originals. Looking forward to 2 feet of snow in the driveway and a good amount of snow now. The Third Quarter 2018 Update is here Tires are still working well - so far no complaints It has snowed a lot this year, of course I did not plough with them this year due to the lack of winter. There is something I would like to point out A length of slits runs along the length of the lugs on the large aggressive lugs. This slit holds a pebble or small rock of about the size of a pea (for additional traction, I suppose) and collects it. A driver cannot release them because they are 3/8 inch. In addition, the tires wear prematurely as a result of this. This is the second part of a two part series. Several decent snowfalls have finally been recorded. The tires I bought last year are even better than the ones I bought this year. The aggressive lugs absolutely do not spin in snow, whether cruising through the trees on an 8-inch snow slope or even on a recycled asphalt driveway (mine) This drifts will require 10 turns. Lastly, if you have a utility or quad and you plow decent snow, these are a good option. Utilize the 20% off coupon to get an impact wrench from HFT, and put them on for winter, then switch back to turf tires in.
With my Kawasaki Mule 4010 Trans, I can ride through mud holes that I never would have been able to do with No matter which mode I am in, I never get stuck. Since it doesn't have a lift, I can go through practically anything with it. However, I would only recommend them for surfaces with soft textures. It has a forward and back grip rather than sideways, so on sharp, fast turns you may slide a little. There are lugs up to an inch long and a quarter inch deep, like on a mini.
I really like them.
They can go through the same things 4WDs go through quite a bit.
There used to be a spot in my land-master 400 2wd that was a little wet. This time has been different. Since installing these rear Maxxis tires, it hasn't been stuck. My car now easily navigates through all the mud and rocky terrain I have been to. These tires are the perfect fit for my buggy and me! It is thanks to Amazon that its products have good quality and that shipping is free.
Thank you all. When it comes to rear tires, I can recommend these if you are looking for something that will perform in mud and give you a little extra traction. This here tire company has the clearance that you have been looking for. The rocks are no longer a problem. It's a buz. I've pulled out my friends and I have a 2WD Quad, so you don't have enough clearance, and I have not had any problems with traction. This is a product I definitely recommend, and will probably purchase them again.
It is impossible to find tires like these at a lower price. The tires are good at throwing mud and grabbing traction. I had a great interaction with the This set of tires is awesome.
These lugs prod and dig very well in mud, measuring 1 1/8" deep. I couldn't be more pleased with the tire for my Fortrax.
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