I'm looking to to do this swap on my 2024 Grizzly 700 SE. I primarily use it for yard work, and my property has a lot of steep hills and some pavement. The Mudzilla tires are causing horrible ruts that have now turned into channels for water when it rains. I'm hoping that these new tires will help with traction and reduce the amount of dirt being thrown around when hauling up to 1,000 pounds uphill. I also plan to use the Grizzly for plowing in the winter and am skeptical about the Mudzillas holding up for plowing on pavement. what do u think?
I’m running Kenda Bear claw htr 26x11x14 live then. I was running Sedona rip saws which are almost twice s heavy. My machine feels more responsive with the lighter bear claws but I lost some top speed switching to the lighter tire. I thought lighter tire more top speed . With heavier tires once you get them rotating they push you forward faster but the lighter tires are better for hill climbs
Talking about how smooth a ride it is does the grizzly have adjustable shocks like the honda? I know it makes a big difference on mine from the first to last notch.
Yeah it does have adjustable shocks. I keep the rear on the softest setting and the front on the second notch. Works great for my riding style. The front on the softest setting made it feel like it wanted to roll on corners.
I wish they would have only used engine size only from the rincon and everything else rubicon on the new 700. Then it would have been the grizzly killer.
@shawnanderson4305 Yamaha lowered the gear ratio 6% on the 2019 up Grizzly. My 2021 tops out at 60, maybe 61 if wind pushing me. The wives kodiak EPS 700 hits 64-65 . Both 2021. She can go faster top end but I leave her behind on the start. Pulls way better in the woods and trails.
I have an older Grizzly no problems at all but I definitely would not buy one of these new ones absolutely garbage just like the new Tacoma and Tundra for Toyota they're not quality built at all, you're not the first one that has complained about the cheap quality thousands of people have , and Can-Am I wouldn't even touch that if there was a last thing on earth unless you like wasting money!!! Honda number one Suzuki King Quad 750 number 2 either one of those you can't go wrong and the new Honda Rubicon 700 perfect do you want reliability go with one of those two!!! You want to waste money and you want are you like repairing your ATV all the time by any of the other manufacturers!!!!
I disagree my grizzly has been extremely reliable . I owned many Hondas and yes there extremely reliable but not there dct .. expensive to fix heck my buddy lost 3rd gear needed a whole new engine under warranty thank god. My pics would be Yamaha grizzly #1 king quad # 2 Honda foreman foot shift only #3 .. my friends 22 king quad 750 keeps overheating and two dealers can’t figure out why .. she’s frustrated . All these brands have lemons . The grizzly to me is best all rounder . Lived my Hondas but there so darn slow and no power . Grizz is a great balance . King quad great machine to especially fit and finish . Would never own a Polaris cf moto .. had an outlander 850 and honestly zero issues but didn’t trust it would stay like that for much longer .. 22 grizzly now zero issues heck my 03 grizzly 660 still works just needs a front diff lol .. # 1 Yamaha
@@dannymacdonnell251 yeah Yamaha makes a pretty good bike had pretty much all of them never had major problems that's funny you say that because my body has a 19 King Quad and it's overheating as well can't figure out why, I also have a body that just bought a brand new 23 700 grizzly and he's having problems with it don't have another body that has a 19 and he has no problems with it not major problems anyway, I have 3 Hondas none of them were automatic though I never had problems with any of them with the gears shifting the motor the three war Honda Foreman, my last Honda Foreman I bought was 2007 first year they came up with the power steering and I thought it was awesome I loved it never had any issues also had King quads with no issues neither, I have a grizzly now never had any problems with it just don't find the qualities as good as the Honda of course I've never tried an automatic Honda so I can't speak anything of those whatever somebody likes that's the way to go get the warranty on any of them, I agree I would never buy a Polaris or a Can-Am!!!
@@truthnow902 yeah man if you stick to the foot shift Hondas there pretty hard to beat . I prefer the grizzly for ride quality and the extra power as I like to ride in winter and the extra power is nice to have in the snow .. I was Honda and Yamaha for years and then bought into the can am hype lolol awesome power but that’s about it .. myself and my buddy’s are now on grizzly’s and zero issues so far and my one friend is extremely hard on his .. honestly there all pretty good if you look after them and yeah still no update on my friends Kingquad overheating it’s now at 3rd dealer so hopefully they will figure it out for her .
I'm looking to to do this swap on my 2024 Grizzly 700 SE. I primarily use it for yard work, and my property has a lot of steep hills and some pavement. The Mudzilla tires are causing horrible ruts that have now turned into channels for water when it rains. I'm hoping that these new tires will help with traction and reduce the amount of dirt being thrown around when hauling up to 1,000 pounds uphill. I also plan to use the Grizzly for plowing in the winter and am skeptical about the Mudzillas holding up for plowing on pavement. what do u think?
Watching your videos from nc, keep up the good work 👍
Thanks!
The views are amazing there. Let us know what you think of those tires
I’m running Kenda Bear claw htr 26x11x14 live then. I was running Sedona rip saws which are almost twice s heavy. My machine feels more responsive with the lighter bear claws but I lost some top speed switching to the lighter tire. I thought lighter tire more top speed . With heavier tires once you get them rotating they push you forward faster but the lighter tires are better for hill climbs
New tires look good. New Honda looks good too ….!
Thanks. Videos on the Honda coming soon as well.
@@JacobOverman looking forward to it!
Ohhh yeah new Honda 👍🏻👍🏻😮
New tires look very nice!!
Thanks! They make it look a lot better id say
Nice! I'm probably gonna ditch my Zillas for the same tire. BTW those mountain trails are absolutely beautiful, but NO thanks!
Good looking tires buddy.
Thanks buddy
What all issues have you had with the grizzly now?
Nothing really. Couple minor things that just mainly was tightening loose bolts etc
Talking about how smooth a ride it is does the grizzly have adjustable shocks like the honda? I know it makes a big difference on mine from the first to last notch.
Yeah it does have adjustable shocks. I keep the rear on the softest setting and the front on the second notch. Works great for my riding style.
The front on the softest setting made it feel like it wanted to roll on corners.
I wish they would have only used engine size only from the rincon and everything else rubicon on the new 700. Then it would have been the grizzly killer.
Would have been great. Still a little low on power though. Really just needs to be a ground up redesign. 6 speed DCT and 700cc at least.
You top speed is 53 mph…?..
Should be around 63
It’s 62. It was just a really steep hill. Hard to tell in the video.
@shawnanderson4305 Yamaha lowered the gear ratio 6% on the 2019 up Grizzly. My 2021 tops out at 60, maybe 61 if wind pushing me. The wives kodiak EPS 700 hits 64-65 . Both 2021. She can go faster top end but I leave her behind on the start. Pulls way better in the woods and trails.
I run mine at 8lbs psi
I tried that at first but seamed a little stiffer than I like. I actually found I like 4.5
I have an older Grizzly no problems at all but I definitely would not buy one of these new ones absolutely garbage just like the new Tacoma and Tundra for Toyota they're not quality built at all, you're not the first one that has complained about the cheap quality thousands of people have , and Can-Am I wouldn't even touch that if there was a last thing on earth unless you like wasting money!!! Honda number one Suzuki King Quad 750 number 2 either one of those you can't go wrong and the new Honda Rubicon 700 perfect do you want reliability go with one of those two!!! You want to waste money and you want are you like repairing your ATV all the time by any of the other manufacturers!!!!
I disagree my grizzly has been extremely reliable . I owned many Hondas and yes there extremely reliable but not there dct .. expensive to fix heck my buddy lost 3rd gear needed a whole new engine under warranty thank god. My pics would be Yamaha grizzly #1 king quad # 2 Honda foreman foot shift only #3 .. my friends 22 king quad 750 keeps overheating and two dealers can’t figure out why .. she’s frustrated . All these brands have lemons . The grizzly to me is best all rounder . Lived my Hondas but there so darn slow and no power . Grizz is a great balance . King quad great machine to especially fit and finish . Would never own a Polaris cf moto .. had an outlander 850 and honestly zero issues but didn’t trust it would stay like that for much longer .. 22 grizzly now zero issues heck my 03 grizzly 660 still works just needs a front diff lol .. # 1 Yamaha
Sorry dude but the 700 rubicon is a joke
@@dannymacdonnell251 yeah Yamaha makes a pretty good bike had pretty much all of them never had major problems that's funny you say that because my body has a 19 King Quad and it's overheating as well can't figure out why, I also have a body that just bought a brand new 23 700 grizzly and he's having problems with it don't have another body that has a 19 and he has no problems with it not major problems anyway, I have 3 Hondas none of them were automatic though I never had problems with any of them with the gears shifting the motor the three war Honda Foreman, my last Honda Foreman I bought was 2007 first year they came up with the power steering and I thought it was awesome I loved it never had any issues also had King quads with no issues neither, I have a grizzly now never had any problems with it just don't find the qualities as good as the Honda of course I've never tried an automatic Honda so I can't speak anything of those whatever somebody likes that's the way to go get the warranty on any of them, I agree I would never buy a Polaris or a Can-Am!!!
@@truthnow902 yeah man if you stick to the foot shift Hondas there pretty hard to beat . I prefer the grizzly for ride quality and the extra power as I like to ride in winter and the extra power is nice to have in the snow .. I was Honda and Yamaha for years and then bought into the can am hype lolol awesome power but that’s about it .. myself and my buddy’s are now on grizzly’s and zero issues so far and my one friend is extremely hard on his .. honestly there all pretty good if you look after them and yeah still no update on my friends Kingquad overheating it’s now at 3rd dealer so hopefully they will figure it out for her .