P1000m5 Sedona Trailsaw

[Seth14]

Anyone on here running the Trailsaw? I really like the tread pattern (similar to rock-a-billy, maybe more versatile?) and the low psi rating. Just haven’t seen many reviews for them, other than a few videos Fishers put out on YouTube. Wanted to see if any of my people here have first hand experience with them. If so, do you like them? Pros and cons? Thanks in advance.

 

[Remington]

I dont know anybody that has them. They look good.
You might have to be first reviewer And take the chance if u can find them in the search up top?
Sometimes your the windshield and sometimes your the bug 😂

 

[Remington]

The only one i could find!
might want to PM him on how there holding up after a year

P1000 - Sedona Trail Saw

Just installed a set of the new Sedona Trail Saw’s (30x10R14) purchased from AAOffroad. They look great! They measure 29.5 off the buggy with about 5psi in them.

hondasxs.com

 

[Seth14]

I dont know anybody that has them. They look good.
You might have to be first reviewer And take the chance if u can find them in the search up top?
Sometimes your the windshield and sometimes your the bug 😂

Yeah, I searched….and did the thread loom search….nothing 👎🏻. Looks like you maybe right 😆.View attachment 342930

 

[Seth14]

The only one i could find!
might want to PM him on how there holding up after a year

P1000 - Sedona Trail Saw

Just installed a set of the new Sedona Trail Saw’s (30x10R14) purchased from AAOffroad. They look great! They measure 29.5 off the buggy with about 5psi in them.

hondasxs.com

Nice! I will see what he says! Thank you. Must not have searched thoroughly enough….

 

[Remington]

Nice! I will see what he says! Thank you. Must not have searched thoroughly enough….

No worries. I try help with that.
when u search use the Threadloom results. It gets u deeper in dates and years on the forum. Just standard search will only get you with currant last few months events.

 

[Remington]

Yeah, I searched….and did the thread loom search….nothing 👎🏻. Looks like you maybe right 😆.View attachment 342930

Haha didnt see this post before my last one. Yeah it was in the Threadloom. have to slow down and read each title. Most of the time people dont word things the same 😂

 

[Bad_bowtie]

Interested in the Trail Saws as well. Been looking at them and the Frontline BDC's. @Plumber32 has had good luck with the Frontline ACP. I hate buying tires, I research till till I'm sick of it then instantly wonder if I made the wrong decision as soon as I hit the buy button.

 

[Seth14]

Haha didnt see this post before my last one. Yeah it was in the Threadloom. have to slow down and read each title. Most of the time people dont word things the same 😂

So, I searched Trailsaw……now that I separate it to Trail Saw it pulls that post up. 🤦🏼‍♂️

 

[WagginTail]

So, I searched Trailsaw……now that I separate it to Trail Saw it pulls that post up. 🤦🏼‍♂️

Don't feel bad. I have trouble using the search too

 

[Remington]

So, I searched Trailsaw……now that I separate it to Trail Saw it pulls that post up. 🤦🏼‍♂️

Yup, can b tricky dicky at times.

NoHomo 🤨

 

[CID]

Interested in the Trail Saws as well. Been looking at them and the Frontline BDC's. @Plumber32 has had good luck with the Frontline ACP. I hate buying tires, I research till till I'm sick of it then instantly wonder if I made the wrong decision as soon as I hit the buy button.

Tires are temporary, research till you have a migraine, buy a set, wear 'em out, buy another set, same if you like 'em or different iffn ya don't.

I'm trying out the BFG K02s currently and was really happy with them until I rode in Cummins Pusher's Talon. The K02's are really harsh compared to the stock Talon tires but my prime driver is longer mileage than I got out of both the originals and the Chicane RX's I replaced them with (5700 miles on 4 rears, 2 fronts). The K02's are pretty good until I'm just putting over golf ball to softball size rocks and they get pretty damn harsh. Speed up and everything smooths out.

 

[Seth14]

Ended up getting in contact with the OP of that thread Remington found. After messaging with him, I think I’m going to go a different route. Although he said he loves those tires, and strongly encourages others to buy them. He also said he would not consider them quiet on pavement. I also read another review saying they were louder than Carnivores. I appreciate everyone’s help! I will keep y’all posted on how things turn out…..

 

[Plumber32]

The rockabilly has been a fantastic tire. I imagine these with 3/4" tread depth and a touch more spacing will work great everywhere.

 

[Remington]

Ended up getting in contact with the OP of that thread Remington found. After messaging with him, I think I’m going to go a different route. Although he said he loves those tires, and strongly encourages others to buy them. He also said he would not consider them quiet on pavement. I also read another review saying they were louder than Carnivores. I appreciate everyone’s help! I will keep y’all posted on how things turn out…..

Have u ever considered a KRX? 🤣 😂 🤣 😂 JK inside joke!

Seriously, Have you considered an LT/MT tire? Ive had a set on my P1 for 3-1/2 years now and the ware is fantastic, there quieter on pavement (nothing will be like real quiet) and great off raod and in the mud. Not to mention there cheaper and last longer. But i would suggest going with the same size tire all the way around so you can rotate them cuz your on pavement alot.

 

[GRANITE]

My Rockabilly's SUCKED on my RMAX....they shook machine and don't have a flat tread profile....The Trailsaws I was told are a heavier version of the 'billys and more suited for higher HP machines.....I think I'd stick with Mega or Terrabites myself

 

[GRANITE]

Fishers offroad has Sedona as a sponsor so naturally they are gonna talk them up as the best tire, lol.....

 

[Plumber32]

My Rockabilly's SUCKED on my RMAX....they shook machine and don't have a flat tread profile....The Trailsaws I was told are a heavier version of the 'billys and more suited for higher HP machines.....I think I'd stick with Mega or Terrabites myself

Problem with a flat profile tire on the talon is the power steering leaves a lot to be desired, and on blacktop especially you can barely turn it.

 

[Ridinfool]

I’ve been running the Sedona Ripsaws 28-10-14 for about 1500 miles now, with several trips to RRB with zero issues, they are loud on pavement but they do well on the trails. I’d buy them again, I think Sedona makes a pretty good tire, so far I’ve not had any flats (probably just jinxed myself)

 

[Seth14]

So……I did decide on a direction. I ordered a set of Tusk Megabite tires. And I think I am going to order a Texas Tough Customs A arm set this week. My little brother ran Tusk on his pioneer for years and likes em. He also just ordered a set.