Plonking to get some 27" tires for my pioneer 700-4 and going with new 14" wheels. Looking for something good on trails but rides good on pavement to as I use mine for taking the trash off. I try to stay out of deep mud
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i would go with pitbull growler or rockers they are premium quality tires that do it all they ride smoother than any tire i have ever owned
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I just bought GBC Dirt Devils, a 2.5" lift and some galvanized pipe to do front spacers for stiffer shocks. Haven't gotten them in or put on. So no word on how they perform. I read good reviews but they aren't a "brand name" so I dont think they are as popular. I don't care as long as they get me across the terrain.
27-10x12 and 27-12x12 are going on (4) Rear Rims because we have some gooey terrain around our big creek and the skinny factory tires sink right in, I'm hoping the 10" tires will float better. At some point I'll order a 27-8x12 and put on a front rim for a spare.
I looked at the Bearclaw HTR 8Ply Radials but I carry a 500lbs sprayer around so I went with the higher weight rated Dirt Devils.
27-10x12 and 27-12x12 are going on (4) Rear Rims because we have some gooey terrain around our big creek and the skinny factory tires sink right in, I'm hoping the 10" tires will float better. At some point I'll order a 27-8x12 and put on a front rim for a spare.
I looked at the Bearclaw HTR 8Ply Radials but I carry a 500lbs sprayer around so I went with the higher weight rated Dirt Devils.
What about silver back x lite's? Anyone know anything about them? I want true 27" tires that will run through that alabama red mud and handle the hard packed dirt ... not to heavy to climb hills with and also be able to handle a good load ... am I dreaming for the perfect tire lol ... ohhh and there is some sandy creek bottoms as well.
