Does anyone have an opinion on how these would compare to ITP MUDLITE AT tires. Use would be in deep mud bog's. Yam Big Bear 400.
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to be honest... I never had the mudlite ats...in any deep mud bogs! tho these new ones are great.. I would say they are almost a mix of mud and grass tires ...smooth on any surface..yet will go thru any thing
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hi I have a grizzly 660 and these tires dont really get me though mud. not enough tread on the tires
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My "Rebel Tires are great for general use tires! For your use you may want a deeper threaded tire.
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Dig good clean thier selves good really comparable to a mudlite really couldn't tell any difference between the both of them
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Greetings, I have a pair of 500 Honda Rubicons, I have the ITP mud lights on one and put these on the other. I ride in western Washington Olympic forest. Lots of wet trails including deep swamps. So far, these are outperforming the ITPs. Even in wet swampy grass, these have much better traction than the ITPs. Also I wanted traction to not tear up my soft wet dirt trails too bad. Again, I am very pleased. I think this is a good deal. I work hard and I play hard. No room to waste money. This was a good purchase. Hope this helps. :-)
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If they got squished between a tire and a hard enough surface, they'd degrade quickly, definitely squish, possibly explode. The crystals feel like Jello when they're saturated; I think you'd just be making expensive mud.
1084445
I have been using mine on a dump trailer. Usually heavily loaded. I haven't noticed any wear on the tires yet. I can't say what type of mileage you might get, but I am happy with them and would recommend.
1349545
Oh yes, I love these tires. I've even done a little single track MTB with them on some trails. Nice grip on pavements and Corning. They can take some abuse
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I think they are surprisingly fast on pavement. They also perform well in gravel and on fire trails. Mud I doubt, and cornering in wet pavement is not great. Grass is no problem, and sticks no problem i would think. They are versatile in my opinion, but its not a mountain bike tire nor a road tire, its in the middle ground, good at many things but not great at 1. Hope that helps.
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They are good tires but I think they are mislabeled or something they are the size of 1.9's...but they best tires I have had are the IROKS. I liked my IROKs more than the tsl's..hope this helps
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I really like the BFGoodrch All Terrain tires. They are very good in driving in the snow, especially at this time of the year.
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A bit off topic, but you can get solid rubber wheelbarrow tires. The stock tires on your typical new wheelbarrow these days are pretty pathetic.
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I did. They are on my 99 ranger 4x4 and I live in mn. The tires do really well on snow and ice and road noise is almost non existant. I am very happy with them.
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Not at all my friend. the only sluggish feel you'll experience is due the amount of width and heavy traction. which is expected. but man these tires handle like a champ.
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I love mine and would definitely recommend it. Make sure to install them as close to your frame as possible. I ran over a piece of retread tire this weekend and busted my from led . " Oh the Pain!"
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Originally I had a Maxxis crossmark tire on the front of my Santa Cruz Superlight I purchased the Maxxis Ardent because of the width, wanted more bite in the front end. I think it's more predictable and has a much better bite and is more confidence aspiring. perhaps in extremely hard terrain it may be a little more skittish it works fine in medium and soft soils for me, we ride mostly in medium soil to almost sand. It's a great tire for that, sorry I can't offer you more info as I just haven't been in hard surfaces. Ride On.....
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Still have reasonable good tread on my 4x4 ranger at 30K and I do power take off a lot. That may sound like a low mileage, but they are the originals on my 2005 and starting to dry rot. So I am looking to replace them before next winter. I just wish I could find Steel rims 16 inch because the Aluminum are a pain in the cold extremes with losing tire pressure.
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For riding in snow (not ice - yikes!), the skinnier tire the better. I've ridden my 28mm Conti 4-Seasons in a slushy mix before, and they handled pretty well. I think mostly because they're very narrow for 28's...
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They perfom well in rain. I have a pair of Gatorskins on my rain bike (waterproof panniers) and have not had a problem with traction. They are fabulous tires..!!
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about to find out in a couple weeks :)i don't have high hopes for them, offroad tires aren't usually that great for snow. i prefer to use actual winter tires, like my bridgestone blizzaks. i bought these Nittos as a summer set.
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They are better than the factory tires but they are still just an "all terrain" tire. They aren't really great in mud. Sand ok. I live in Florida and we have plenty of both.