P700 10" wide tires on stock front wheels?

Mdtfc

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I just ordered a set of 4 27x10x12 raceline bruiser tires. I like the look and functionality of running the same size tire on front and back. Can I run a 10" wide tire on my factory front wheels? Anyone doing this? Anyone have pictures? I guess if I need to I can get new wheels or look for 2 factory rear wheels to run on the front. Any input is appreciated. Thanks
 
eastenn

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The tires on the front will end up being a little taller than the rear. I'm no mechanic, but that might be extra wear on the gearing when in 4x4.
 
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I just did it on my Honda Foreman, with stock wheels, and in the same tire size you have listed. I have also done it on previous ATV's as well. Technically speaking @eastenn is correct, but I don't think it will be drastic enough to hurt anything. If you want to play it safe, don't engage your pioneer 700 in 4x4 on hard surfaces, which you shouldn't have a need for in most cases. People do it very often, I think you'll be fine.

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swsebek

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Yep It won't hurt anything if anything it will hurt is your tires.They will wear funny on pavement
 
Mdtfc

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Thanks I appreciate the replies. I am going to try to find another set of stock rear wheels for the front but if not i know I can make it work now. Thanks
 
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Thanks I appreciate the replies. I am going to try to find another set of stock rear wheels for the front but if not i know I can make it work now. Thanks
Stock rear wheels will rub the caliper ever so slightly when mounted to the front without wheel spacers.
 

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