Man that looks good! Well I was going to ask u how they did in the snow but u beat me to it lol. I’d love to see those on the trail to see how well they work.
Work great on the trails, and with the tight tread pattern it's almost impossible to puncture a tire! My big horn 2.0s blew out twice on the trails due to punctures 😆
@@howardmiller4241 a bit but haven't pushed my luck to far lol. Only time I got her stuck was on top a snow hill stuck like a turtle with no wheels Makin contact haha.
How have them tires done on the road ? I’ve got my Kawasaki krx street legal and I guess it’s not aligned cause it’s chewed my right tire up and the camber tires always look wired but I’m considering putting highway tires in my machine as it’s so fun to ride on the road but let me know how there doin on the roads
They worked great on everything except deep mud of course. sold the machine a while ago but i too ran alot of pavement and dirt roads to get to the trails and they worked excellent. Not as nice visually as a sxs trail tire but will last a long time. also was nice not to be concerned about punctures from sharp rocks was an added bonus.
Did you measure the height after the tires was mounted? Just curious if there was a height difference on the fronts vs the rear's with the wider rim. I'm wanting to put LT tires on my Honda Pioneer 1000 factory rims.
I didn't measure but I think it was very close to the stock big horns 2.0s it came with. If I was to do it again I would get a trail style sxs tire so it still looked aggressive.
Man that looks good! Well I was going to ask u how they did in the snow but u beat me to it lol. I’d love to see those on the trail to see how well they work.
Work great on the trails, and with the tight tread pattern it's almost impossible to puncture a tire! My big horn 2.0s blew out twice on the trails due to punctures 😆
@@McGo101 have u had them in mud yet ?
@@howardmiller4241 a bit but haven't pushed my luck to far lol. Only time I got her stuck was on top a snow hill stuck like a turtle with no wheels Makin contact haha.
@@McGo101 lol been there done that lol
Any update on these? I ride a lot of pavement and have been thinking about going to an LT tire
Yea man. They have done really well so far! Still got lots of traction and they handle the rail beds pretty good too.
I'm about to do this on the front of my Honda Pioneer. Hopefully the ride isn't too hard.
No complaints here!
Ty, general grabber size is 27x8.5x14 lt tires
@@McGo101 The ride is about the same. I don't have enough miles to tell how they are going to wear.
How have them tires done on the road ? I’ve got my Kawasaki krx street legal and I guess it’s not aligned cause it’s chewed my right tire up and the camber tires always look wired but I’m considering putting highway tires in my machine as it’s so fun to ride on the road but let me know how there doin on the roads
They worked great on everything except deep mud of course. sold the machine a while ago but i too ran alot of pavement and dirt roads to get to the trails and they worked excellent. Not as nice visually as a sxs trail tire but will last a long time. also was nice not to be concerned about punctures from sharp rocks was an added bonus.
what springs are you using on the rear shocks ?
Just the stock fox springs that come with the yxz
@McGo101 oh ok , just noticed the 2 different colors and wondered if it was a aftermarket spring. Im getting a 2024 so i was curious
Did you measure the height after the tires was mounted? Just curious if there was a height difference on the fronts vs the rear's with the wider rim. I'm wanting to put LT tires on my Honda Pioneer 1000 factory rims.
I didn't measure but I think it was very close to the stock big horns 2.0s it came with. If I was to do it again I would get a trail style sxs tire so it still looked aggressive.
What tire pressure did you end up with?
Still running about 20 psi in all. I don't like using 4x4 unless I know the tires are at even pressure