P1000 Tensor Regulator Tires

[joeymt33]

Has anybody thought about asking the tire company or someone like Rocky Mountain ATV?

 

[Plumber32]

I posed a question on the RM website....is "DOT" embossed on the side of the tire? An officer would not know and would question you for proof if he stopped you.

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Lol I answered that tonight. They emailed me!

 

[Plumber32]

It definitely does say dot on the side I can get a pic for you tomorrow

 

[JTW]

Has anybody thought about asking the tire company or someone like Rocky Mountain ATV?

Shut up and quit making sense!!

 

[edstoy]

I have over a thousand miles on these. there is a DOT number on the sidewall. I love them, no flats. Stiff sidewall. I run 10 lbs in each and have rotated them.

 

[Plongson]

Sweet, that's good news!

Hey Ed, how about an "owners review"...LOL

I'm wondering how the ride quality was effected by moving to such a heavy and rugged tire. Did the ride quality suffer noticeably?
And along with reduced sidewall flex (I'm assuming here...) did it improve body roll in fast turns? This is a BIGGIE for me running here in the west.

I'm really wanting this to be my next tire, but it has to be the right tire the first time...ya know what I mean...

 

[edstoy]

The sidewall is a lot stiffer, its a harder tire and you can tell it over small rocks and sticks and such. with 8-10 lbs air the ride is good but not as cushy as stock tires. I don't notice any body roll at all. Performance did not seem to suffer. I did this comparison when i first got them going with the 28 x 10 x 14. I also added a 1 inch rear spacer to get them out to the same as the front width.

P1000 - Opinions? 28" Tensors on MSA F2 Wheels

 

[Plongson]

Great Info! Thanks for the reply. Based on all the feedback here I'm gonna go with the Tensors' on my stock wheels. Gonna be a bit though, other irons in the fire right now...One thing that astounded me was the increased weight...10-14 lbs each! Wow...

 

[JTW]

Yeah.. but if that weight is in the sidewall and you run a lot of rocks it will be worth it

 

[Plumber32]

Great Info! Thanks for the reply. Based on all the feedback here I'm gonna go with the Tensors' on my stock wheels. Gonna be a bit though, other irons in the fire right now...One thing that astounded me was the increased weight...10-14 lbs each! Wow...

I ran them on my 700 for a thousand miles then machine was traded in on the 1000 i made them switch the tires over. Now I've got 1500 on them with the 1000. No wear to speak of. And are a great setup for fast fire roads blacktop ect.