P700 Post your wheel and tire setup

1rooster

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Best part is I still fit in my garage without scrubbing. Very close though! Also rode some trails today and no scrubbing. Even at full lock flexed.
 
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What about mud have you tried them out in mud yet
Lastnight I did! I didn't go real crazy because I was by myself and didn't want to chance getting stuck. I'd say they are equivalent to the factory tires. I'm suppose to be riding with a few other guys today, so I will put them to the test.
 
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motorman18

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Lastnight I did! I didn't go real crazy because I was by myself and didn't want to chance getting stuck. I'd say they are equivalent to the factory tires. I'm suppose to be riding with a few other guys today, so I will put them to the test.
Sounds good let us no something id like to have set of the 30s
 
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Not yet but planning on it i do alot highway so moving to a 15 and a truck tire seems the smart way to go
I do a lot of highway riding myself. Main reason I went with a truck time. My stock fronts didn't last 600 miles.
 
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I ended up having to get a 1 inch wheel spacer for the rear. I didn't take in to consideration that my stock tires were 2 inch wider than my new ones.

I had a big bear a few years ago and ran 28x9.5 outlaws (front and back)on some ss rims and never noticed my front tires being wider.
 
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I had the Versa Trails mounted today. 27 x 11 - 12 on the rear and 27 x 9 - 12 for the front, mounted on stock wheels. Right now I have about 16 lbs of air in them, but plan to back that off a bit after the beads get seated.

We rode county roads home from the tire shop and I couldn't believe how much easier it seemed to roll and how much quieter it was. The difference was more significant than I would have imagined! I couldn't really tell much difference in power delivery, maybe a touch in third gear going up a long hill, but it didn't even come close to needing to downshift.

The kids wanted to ride dirt bikes when we got home, so I didn't take them off road yet. Here is a picture with the stock tires (with about 2200 miles on them) and then the Versa Trails.

IMG 3928
IMG 3961
IMG 3960
 
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I had the Versa Trails mounted today. 27 x 11 - 12 on the rear and 27 x 9 - 12 for the front, mounted on stock wheels. Right now I have about 16 lbs of air in them, but plan to back that off a bit after the beads get seated.

We rode county roads home from the tire shop and I couldn't believe how much easier it seemed to roll and how much quieter it was. The difference was more significant than I would have imagined! I couldn't really tell much difference in power delivery, maybe a touch in third gear going up a long hill, but it didn't even come close to needing to downshift.

The kids wanted to ride dirt bikes when we got home, so I didn't take them off road yet. Here is a picture with the stock tires (with about 2200 miles on them) and then the Versa Trails.



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PHS79

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I just picked up these yesterday. 25.5 Pitbulls on 12” ITP beadlocks. The guy I bought them from had a receipt for just under $1400 from 4 years ago, he switched to CanAms so he had no need for them any more, I paid $350 I just have to get lugnuts and centercaps for them.
 
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PHS79

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Here’s what the setup looks like bolted on. I don’t have the correct lugnuts yet but I wanted to see how they looked so I temporarily put them on with the stock lugs. The wheels have a 4/3 offset, I will have a total width of right around 64 inches. Another great thing is that the clearance on my Fox piggy backs went from 1 inch with stock wheels to 2.5 inches with my new setup. I am very happy with them, another great Craiglist find I stumbled across!
 
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av8or

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BB808465 AA8A 492D 803B 6771018F4F49 A55D26E8 9B74 45A1 B7B4 2A67B18BA446 A2B68DF7 A9AA 4E31 B947 FD2167BB1A6D FC60AE47 8A93 4BB6 839D 150FAFCF3B6B I went with Tusk Terribites 27x9x12 on ITP wheels. I’m really happy with them so far and it still fit in my shop.
 
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Rumplestiltskin

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Moon brand lady-attracting Chrome & Black 14 x 7 / 4+3 and 14 x 8 / 4+4 wheels
with Sedona Buzz-Saw Tires: 27 x 9 -14 and 27 x 11 -14
I also had the dealer install front only Arm Guards to protect the front wheel arms for when I accidently slam into driftwood at the beach in an India Pale Ale induced stupor....
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Rumplestiltskin

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Didn't see a thread like this, so let's see your wheels and tires! Post up the sizes and if you have a lift how much.

I just ordered these MB wheels in 14x7. Likely going with 28x10-14 Tusk Terrabites when I save a few more dollars.

Pictured on this one is 12" wheels and 26" tires.

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I like your wheels better than mine....damnit!!
 
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