P1000 Outback max tires

[Hondoman]

My tensor regulators aren't working as well as I'd hoped they would in the mud. I think I'll keep them for my summer tires and get some true mud tires for winter. I have a highlifter lift but stock a arms and no intention of getting ones with offsets.

Anyone with 28x10-14 outbacks that would recommend them? I know they are heavy, but sound like they might be what I'm looking for. My hunting lease is in a river bottom, therefore it stays muddy most of the season. I need tires that have more bite and clean out well.

 

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[Hondoman]

Anyone?

 

[Tigermark]

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Sorry, don’t know anyone running those tires, but you might want to look at the ITP Blackwater Evolution tires. I think they would serve you well for the riding you described.

 

[Hondoman]

Thanks. I'll take a look.

 

[crazychris]

I have them in 27x10x14. so far so good. but when and if u get stuck u are stuck bad.

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[aauman88]

I have them on mine but I just bought it a week ago. Seems like a good tire but gets a bit wiggly on dirt roads at higher speeds so I’m looking for another set of wheels/tires to swap out when I do that and keep these for the trail rides.

 

[Hondoman]

I have them on mine but I just bought it a week ago. Seems like a good tire but gets a bit wiggly on dirt roads at higher speeds so I’m looking for another set of wheels/tires to swap out when I do that and keep these for the trail rides.

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Are those 28"? Looks good, let me know how they do in the mud.

 

[Backwoods]

Are those 28"? Looks good, let me know how they do in the mud.

They should do great . I have the XT same pattern pretty much they are a lot lighter but grip very well in every thing.

 

[aauman88]

Are those 28"? Looks good, let me know how they do in the mud.

Yep 28x10x14 hope to find some mud this weekend. Pioneer does have 2” lift on it

 

[Hondoman]

They should do great . I have the XT same pattern pretty much they are a lot lighter but grip very well in every thing. View attachment 110339

Thanks, I did not know those existed! Another option.

 

[Hondoman]

Yep 28x10x14 hope to find some mud this weekend. Pioneer does have 2” lift on it

Mine too, a highlifter bracket lift. I'm guessing no rubbing?

 

[aauman88]

Mine too, a highlifter bracket lift. I'm guessing no rubbing?

Yep that’s it and zero rubbing

 

[Hondoman]

Yep that’s it and zero rubbing

Cool, thanks.

 

[jwfirebird]

the mud lite two Is worth a look too, they clean good, heavy load rating, about $400 for 27, handle at speeds fine. you don't get the wallowing of a lot of the softer mud tires. they are a heavy radial. we get a lot of rain/snow and its all clay

 

[zmnypit]

Ive had my 28x10x14 Outback max for 600mi now and they show little wear on the rears and thats it. They are a little on the heavy side but dig like no other. Im running SATV Foward Arms, no lift. I would recommend them to anyone that was considering them. The ride is also pretty smooth considering the thread.

 

[Hondoman]

I have ordered super ATV front a arms, now I'm thinking outback max in 30x10-14.

 

[zmnypit]

I have ordered super ATV front a arms, now I'm thinking outback max in 30x10-14.

If I were to buy tires again I would defiantly go with the 30's instead of 28s.

 

[ohanacreek]

If I were to buy tires again I would defiantly go with the 30's instead of 28s.

there was someone selling some here locally on a Facebook group the other day but I couldn't share the link or tag you in the post...

 

[Neohio]

If I were to buy tires again I would defiantly go with the 30's instead of 28s.

Did you ever get your idling issue resolved?

 

[Bradley-Thornton]

I have the 32s I like mine and would buy them again. Sand is the only thing you have to be a little careful as love as I put it in 4x4 and don't just punch it and make them dig down I'm good.