Yep, I'm running the BFG K02 in 30 x 15 but they ride a little harsh. They weigh 39.7 lbs. each without a rim. They're wearing like iron though.
When I need another set, I'm leaning towards the UTV specific 30 x 15 KM3s hoping for a plusher ride (+ the Shock Therapy shocks). They're considerably more expensive than the K02's, like $60 per tire IIRC. 
Have you changed the shocks yet? I did the sway bar thing, you may want to run mine again! Way better - sometimesYep, I'm running the BFG K02 in 30 x 15 but they ride a little harsh. They weigh 39.7 lbs. each without a rim. They're wearing like iron though.
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30x10x15 Tusk Arimid Terribite 10 ply.
I was looking at the tusk terrabite in a 30". I don't think I'll have the problem with the sidewalls where we go. Thanks a lot for all the info, I'm new to all of this so I really appreciate it
Not yet, they need to have their pressures checked, I'll get them in right after Christmas. I'm grounded til March anyway (winter dontchaknow). Way better 'sometimes' - LOL - trophy truck handling takes a while to get used to, all that weight rolling over on the outside rear.Have you changed the shocks yet? I did the sway bar thing, you may want to run mine again! Way better - sometimes
The Terrabite is an awesome tire and last forever. Their weaknesses are sidewalls and beadlocks on some individual tires (inconsistent bead widths on 'some' tires causing leakage). If you don't have beadlocks and sidewall concerns, they're an excellent choice.
That's what a lot of them run around here. I'm putting them on the stock rims so I don't know if I should just go with 30s or 32s. Guess I'll just have to man up
Tires are temporary, try one size then try another.
(winter dontchaknow) sorry, i forgot.Not yet, they need to have their pressures checked, I'll get them in right after Christmas. I'm grounded til March anyway (winter dontchaknow). Way better 'sometimes' - LOL - trophy truck handling takes a while to get used to, all that weight rolling over on the outside rear.
The Terrabite is an awesome tire and last forever. Their weaknesses are sidewalls and beadlocks on some individual tires (inconsistent bead widths on 'some' tires causing leakage). If you don't have beadlocks and sidewall concerns, they're an excellent choice.
I bought 32x10x15 terrabite and ITP cyclone 15x7 wheels. Got the tires but wheels will be here tomorrow. Guess I'll find out if I made the right choice
Sweet! Dont forget the before and after pics to post up!
I can attest to the "leakage" issue with the Terrabite!! I've got 1 that will be flat in a week and another that doesn't lose any. The other two have slow leaks that require air every month. I ride 2-3 times per month and average 75-100 miles per ride. I've tried cleaning the wheel&tire Re-seating & re-torquing the bead locks with no luck. I like the tire but airing them up just so I keep it sitting level in the garage (between rides) is a pain in the ass!Not yet, they need to have their pressures checked, I'll get them in right after Christmas. I'm grounded til March anyway (winter dontchaknow). Way better 'sometimes' - LOL - trophy truck handling takes a while to get used to, all that weight rolling over on the outside rear.
The Terrabite is an awesome tire and last forever. Their weaknesses are sidewalls and beadlocks on some individual tires (inconsistent bead widths on 'some' tires causing leakage). If you don't have beadlocks and sidewall concerns, they're an excellent choice.
