Would it be ok to run 35's on this for someone who doesn't do a lot of off roading?
1007171
Yes, but you may need to remove the plastic in the wheel wells to prevent rubbing when make tight turns.
1007172
Yes. My gf and I got this lift for her keep to run 35s and it looks great. The only extra step I took was cutting the pinch seam on the rear.
1007173
Absolutely, if you plan on using factory wheels you will need wheel spacers. If you are going to run an aftermarket wheel the offset will be correct for the wider tires.
1922147
You would be better off with a tire with more tread. These tires are slicks for the most part with light tread on the sidewalls. I would consider cyclecross style tires or something that has a tread pattern designed for the winter.
1977965
I have 35s on mine with stock rims but you might have to put wheel spacers in on the front so they don't rub
1639360
Yes, that was the main reason I bought this. I changed it from stock to 35's and it ran so much better.
197359
These are specifically made for unlevel conditions. The only concern is you have to watch the gravel. You don't want big chunky rocks under these. I had to buy two kits as one wasn't enough. I use them on a 12k Lb tandem axle 38 ft 5th wheel. Takes 3 under each wheel for me just for starters then one under the landing gear and rear stabilizers. That's 16 and gives me 4 more to add to the low side. If the campsite it any more out of level then that I don't want to park there anyhow.
15216
I'd suspect you'd get some decent resistance. I have firm thick grass, so it's not a problem. The contact area of the wheels are not very wide, especially the rear wheels.
2272843
Yes, you will use a little more gas but it all depends on how heavy your foot is. I find that it has more pickup so I can usually keep my foot off the accelerator so the trade off of power to mileage is not that bad.
2232688
If I have to guess. I would say 35 in the street. I can tell u that the wheels will throw a roster and rock in the dirt. Being all wheel drive really helps control but you lose speed. For a beginner its perfect for learning to control that speed. I think there are some gear changes and motor changes to increase speed. Haven't looked to deep into due to where we live. Not enough room to get really fast.
169148
Bumpy roads should be fine. Not sure about trails because this is a hybrid, not a mountain bike. However, if you want to do off road biking, you can change out the tires for ones that are better designed for that kind of riding. I don't need a mountain bike and have never ridden trails with mine so I can't tell you whether the suspension is sufficient.
1291129
Mine are 33s on 18" stock wheels on an '07 Jeep Safari JKU. The tires are quiet and AT capable. NOT a mud tire. So so aired down on rocks. The JKU is a daily driver - so the capability on wet / snow / dry hard road is excellent. I routinely trail ride them - since I'm locked in the rear - I can keep up on most trails limited by body armor more than tire capability... Highly recommended for mall crawler to moderate trail use. They will be taking us from the Midwest USA to Alaska in the spring!!
576673
IMHO pretty we'll, but keep in mind the motor is primarily to be used as an assist for pedaling, not as primary power. I don't really use it for pure off road - I primarily use it for going to, from and on rail trails.
2179982
My 15's I had on it were 750rms each and I had them in parralel so yea you def can run 2
1385588
I think you should be fine. The wheelbase is pretty wide. The spring is pretty stiff, so, it won't allow you to lean back that far anyway.
284160
That depends on you. The smaller the lighter, that really the main difference. I'd say go the widest they have as you are already on 35 wide. And your not going racing on the verve, just looking to enjoy the ride.
585589
I would think it would do ok. We bought it knowing some of our walking paths are not paved. The tires are not "off-road" but for mostly dirt I would think they would hold up for occasional off road trips.
1013085
Track and road conditions, these tires are superb. I haven't had an issue with them speed wise. Offroad, however, is a different story as I haven't taken them off roading. The most I've done with them is take them down a dirt path for maybe a tenth of a mile and there was a noticeable increase in resistance. Moreover, the tread situation is geared for road conditions so traction on the dirt was an issue. However, as I said, I only used them for a tenth of a mile on a tame dirt path so you may want to look around for a better issue or tire if offroading is a must or if it is anything more taxing than a simple path. Track and road conditions, these tires are superb. I haven't had an issue with them speed wise. Offroad, however, is a different story as I haven't taken them off roading. The most I've done with them is take them down a dirt path for maybe a tenth of a mile and there was a noticeable increase in resistance. Moreover, the tread situation is geared for road conditions so traction on the dirt was an issue. However, as I said, I only used them for a tenth of a mile on a tame dirt path so you may want to look around for a better issue or tire if offroading is a must or if it is anything more... » Read More Track and road conditions, these tires are superb. I haven't had an issue with them speed wise. Offroad, however, is a different story as I haven't taken them off roading. The most I've done with them is take them down a dirt path for maybe a tenth of a mile and there was a noticeable increase in resistance. Moreover, the tread situation is geared for road conditions so traction on the dirt was an issue. However, as I said, I only used them for a tenth of a mile on a tame dirt path so you may want to look around for a better issue or tire if offroading is a must or if it is anything more taxing than a simple path. « Show Less
1712435
it is a very weak front wheel drive powered unit so getting around on any terrain other than concrete is not really an option, but for general use on even pavement and a fairly light person this would work