Replaced my 25s with 27s today and everything works great! Thanks to all for the information you guys gave me. Tires came off a 2020 Pioneer 1000. I had them installed on my stock rims.
Looks great! 27" seems to be what a lot of people choose; including me!
Rob
Rob
HBarlow
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I have a set of like-new Pioneer 1000 take-off 12" wheels & tires with about 200 - 300 miles on them.
I'd be happy to sell them to someone who lives close to southern WV. Shipping costs make it impractical to sell to someone who lives more distant.
I'd be happy to sell them to someone who lives close to southern WV. Shipping costs make it impractical to sell to someone who lives more distant.
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It will make a big difference on the 500 with ground clearance. Have 26’s on mine and like it
F
No spacers and it seems very stable. The ride is smoother and no problem with gears. I have about 12 lbs. pressure in them and was wondering if I could drop it down to about 8 without a problem?
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So, I just bought a used 500, and just realized it is 27s (11 on rear and 9 on front). Should I add a spacer on back? I just ordered 1" spacers (just rears) thinking it was stock size... I know, should have checked first.
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If your running 27's on stock wheels I'd definitely add spacers. You'll need them for the front as well to maintain an even track width.
Hmm. OK. I don't appear to have any rubbing. Can you explain why I would need spacers? I'm fine adding them, just want to know why?
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To spread the stance. These machines are tippy in stock form, if you go up you need to go out or it's a puckerfest.
Thanks. I was thinking wider tires would give me the wider stance, but makes sense about higher COG, I will add 1 inch front/back.
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