Tusk Megabite Radial UTV Tire

The new Tusk Megabite tire features an aggressive tread design and premium rubber compound for excellent performance on today's high horsepower off-road machines. The performance driven design delivers a wide range of properties like the radial, 8-ply constructed carcass, large open self-cleaning tread channels, reinforced stepped side walls, and rounded shoulder-block profile proves to be very suitable for off-road traction in any situation you might encounter. Take a closer look at the newest tire from Tusk as Chase gives a product spotlight and goes over everything you need to know about the all-new Megabite Radial UTV Tire.
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[@northgategmfleetmanager8137]

RM ATV MC is excellent at bringing products that ATV/SXS customers want. The Tusk Megabite is a high end affordable tire in the ATV/SXS market. Developed with clear thought in mind, and benefitting customers that are looking for products that work well, and are built to last. Well done RM ATV MC!

[@joedirt2166]

Montana!! Like your updates!!

[@coryonthecob3857]

Can you please do a review of the new A-6 chest protector from alpinestars?

[@jeffboggs6795]

How will these wear compared to the terabyte?

[@matttigg]

What’s soft and medium conditions

[@dkknecht5742]

I'm very interested in this tire but wanted to know how they compare to the original Big Horns? I love the all around performance of the Big Horn but hate how fast they wear. Can you give me some incite on what they do better and worse than the Big Horn and if they wear faster or not.

[@darrengreen8701]

What do you think about this tire in 30x10-14 for a yamaha wolverine x2 1000? I ride east coast trails in Kentucky, Tennessee, and West VIrginia.

[@ivanudtohan7890]

❤❤

[@troyward6875]

R the 30x10x15 a true 30 inch tire

[@johngrijalva1425]

I bought some terabyte 27x9x12.. mounted on the rim they measure 25.25 not a true 27-in Tire.. are the megabytes the same way?.. it would be nice to have a true 27 inch tall.. I'm thinking of buying some megabytes for my 2023 Polaris Ranger 1000.. and are the megabytes a long lasting Tire like the terabytes??

[@RonnieBonner-zt8uz]

How many miles can you get out of them

[@conchamp]

I am look at these to replace my stock big horns on my 16 wolverine. Do you think these will be better in some north central PA mud than the big horns or about the same. Im looking for a nice radial not an agressive mud tire cause I use this around the house and road travel

[@rmatvmc]

These tires will do very well in that type of terrain! The more spread out lug pattern on the Megabite was designed for soft/loose soil and muddy conditions. It also is great at clearing the mud with the spread out pattern.

[@markcoleman2960]

When are your Terrabites and or the Mehabites going to be offered on a 35inch?

[@ericnelson1177]

We are working on them! No ETA yet.

[@markcoleman2960]

@@ericnelson1177 I dunno turkey...
I'm on my 3rd set of 32inch Terrabites. I'm ready to go bigger. Ain't buying anymore unless they're 35s.
Thnx

[@rodneysessions7463]

Is this tire going to ride smooth on hard surfaces, slick rock and highway? How is the durability compared to the Terrabites?

[@ericnelson1177]

The Megabite is definitely are more aggressive tire. They still offer a smooth ride but with a bit more noise feedback. Think of an all terrain tire (Terrabite) in your truck vs a mud terrain tire (Megabite). As far as durability goes, the Megabite has a little more sidewall armor but other than that, just as durable as the Terrabite.

[@DAMotorsports]

Is the Terrabite the better one for hard pack fast trails/street

[@rmatvmc]

If you're riding on the street regularly, the Terrabite will be the better option and last longer.

[@ThatCarGuyEddie]

Are these any good in sand? I have a RR max and ride in soft dunes once per year and want something that’s not gonna hinder me too much in the sand

[@rmatvmc]

With the more spread out lug design, these tires do great in softer/sandy conditions. The spread out design helps each lug really bite into the terrain.

[@rodneysessions7463]

What air pressure is good for all around use? Will it perform well in the 10 to 12 PSI range? Sidewall plenty stiff?

[@ericnelson1177]

We can only advise what the machine manufacturer recommends. That information can be found in your owner's manual.

[@kevingregg1203]

I’ve got the 34’s and I’m running around 7 to 8 pounds in mine. Love them

[@lancedavis8492]

How much does a 28x10x14 weigh? And how will it do on hard pack trail (rock)?

[@ericnelson1177]

30.4 lbs. We are loving this tire on a variety of surfaces. The rubber compound makes them work great on hardpack and the aggressive lugs grab edges for great forward traction.

[@joshc63111]

How would these be for the scrambler 850

[@ericnelson1177]

I think they would work great and excel in the softer soil conditions.

[@alexbevington1105]

Does anyone know how they do in the East? Like WV type trails?

[@kevingregg1203]

I live in Tennessee and love them. I run around 8 pounds

[@r12freeland1]

Are Tusk tires made in the United States?

[@bunntech]

I think that ITP tires are the only one made in USA

[@Rlogsdon100]

You guys have the weight for the 29-9-14?

[@rmatvmc]

Right around 31.5 pounds.

[@thatoneguy2756]

@@rmatvmc actual height on the 29x9 tire??

[@dr187mx]

32x10x14 weight?

[@rmatvmc]

The 32x10x14 is about 39 lbs.

[@dirtracer3810]

Actual height of 30x10x15

[@Pofdmanaxe]

round profile ruins this tire. i'll be going with maxxis carnivore