P1000 Black Diamond XTR

[Gooseit69]

Anybody run these tires on a Pioneer 1000? I've had them on a lot of machines and really like them. Got 3200 miles on them on my Teryx. 28 by 10 by 14

 

[Admin]

 

[Remington]

Did u try the search like you were asked in the other thread you asked about tires?

 

[Gooseit69]

Did u try the search like you were asked in the other thread you asked about tires?

Yes, no luck. So many choices of tires LOL

 

[Remington]

Yes, no luck. So many choices of tires LOL

Hummm heres one. did a quick search, theres quite a few on them.
how bout them pics btw?

Ocelot Black Diamond XTR Tire | ChapMoto.com

Purchase the Ocelot Black Diamond XTR Tire for only $76.34 or shop our massive selection of ATV Tires. No Restock Fees. A+ BBB Rating.

www.chapmoto.com

P1000 - All Terrain Tires with High Load Capacity

I've been checking Tread Pattern,Ply Rating and Load Capacity for All Terrain/Hard Pack Trail Tires.Aggressive tread pattern,puncture resistance and good tread life is desirable.These are the choices I've come up with,the top 4 are also DOT certified which is a plus but not necessary. EFX...

hondasxs.com

 

[Gooseit69]

Yes thanks a lot I already looked at that I was just wondering if anybody run them on their machine and how they do because the Pioneer 1000 le5 is almost 1,800 pounds. And between me and the wife and the two dogs and our cargo we definitely have to be over 2000. So I'll probably end up going with an 8 ply even though those tires rode very well on the other machines. Just don't think six ply is going to cut it. But thanks a lot for checking I appreciate it.

 

[Remington]

almost 1,800 pounds. And between me and the wife and the two dogs and our cargo we definitely have to be over 2000.

Dont over think it or underestimate what a P1 can do

 

[DG Rider]

I ran them on a 700-4 back when they were STI's. Did well and I considered trying them again on my current 700...but wondered if they were truly the same tire from Ocelot. The STI versions were also DOT legal, if I recall.

They were definitely on the more supple side of 6plys (as opposed to something stiff as a board like Ripsaws), but the rode great, and held up well.
The only thing was...it seemed like the shoulder was a little unprotected and on one of the 1st rides, a cat-claw thorn went through the sidewall and barely put a hole in it...so I was like OK, this might be an issue, but it didn't turn out to be. I don't think I got another flat until the one that ruined it due to me being a dumbass and running it rather that stop an plug it (Vodka). Seemed like they were going to do about 2000 or so miles here in AZ. That was a 25".
Also, they are a flat profile tire, so they tend to run on the small side.

This is all aSSuming they are the same tire STI sold for a while, which may not be the case, though the tread is identical.