P1000 Tire and Wheel Help, For My Mom

[Cestratton]

My Mom and her husband just bought a repoed Pioneer 1000 3 seater that has a set of Highlifter Outlaws in 28x9.5x14 front and 28x11x14 rear on aftermarket wheels. I told her she does not want or need those tires, I've been there and done that on a Rancher. She's 5 hours away from me and they don't know what wheel width and offset they have until they pull them and hopefully that info will be inside the wheel correct? If I had to guess I'd say probably 14x8 but don't know. They're going to take it out this weekend but I told her those tires are good for one thing and one thing only, they're heavy which is robbing power, and they will beat the machine to death with the riding they will be doing. So what's a good tire and size for her? Will be South Arkansas dirt trails, little gravel, clay, sand, some road. I recommend Big Horn or Terrabites. Any other suggestions for tires and size? Thinking they can just stick with the size they have just different tires.

 

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[Hondasxs]

14x7 is the most common aftermarket wheel. If I was betting... that's what I would expect them to have.
With that said, your recommendation of big horns or terabytes sounds perfect.
28x10x14 on all 4
Or
9 on front and 11 rears.

But, kinda need the wheel info.
May need rear spacers to even out track.

 

[Cestratton]

14x7 is the most common aftermarket wheel. If I was betting... that's what I would expect them to have.
With that said, your recommendation of big horns or terabytes sounds perfect.
28x10x14 on all 4
Or
9 on front and 11 rears.

But, kinda need the wheel info.
May need rear spacers to even out track.

Texted her husband this morning and I think he's looking at going 28x10 all the way around. He asked me about Sunf A047 which I have never heard of but looks decent and reasonably priced.

SunF A047 Tire Bundle Set

28x10-14:6 Ply Rated; 30x10-15:8 Ply Rated Excellent traction and stability on hardpack or loose-over-hard conditions Aggressive Tread Design with Integrated Side Lugs to Grip in Extreme Riding Conditions Suitable for high operating pressures Great for short-course UTV racing as well as...

www.sunf.com

 

[bigshoe]

Texted her husband this morning and I think he's looking at going 28x10 all the way around. He asked me about Sunf A047 which I have never heard of but looks decent and reasonably priced.

SunF A047 Tire Bundle Set

28x10-14:6 Ply Rated; 30x10-15:8 Ply Rated Excellent traction and stability on hardpack or loose-over-hard conditions Aggressive Tread Design with Integrated Side Lugs to Grip in Extreme Riding Conditions Suitable for high operating pressures Great for short-course UTV racing as well as...

www.sunf.com

I got 600 miles out of the sunf complete waste of $ spend the extra few bucks and get trilobites or terrabites off RMATV

 

[tdhanses]

I’d stay away from bighorns, terrabites would be a good option, I run Maxxis rampages in 30’s.

Also note, if running the same tire all the way around and if they have aftermarket wheels to make sure they have a 1” wheel spacer for the rears or they will not be as wide as the fronts.

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

My Mom and her husband just bought a repoed Pioneer 1000 3 seater that has a set of Highlifter Outlaws in 28x9.5x14 front and 28x11x14 rear on aftermarket wheels. I told her she does not want or need those tires, I've been there and done that on a Rancher. She's 5 hours away from me and they don't know what wheel width and offset they have until they pull them and hopefully that info will be inside the wheel correct? If I had to guess I'd say probably 14x8 but don't know. They're going to take it out this weekend but I told her those tires are good for one thing and one thing only, they're heavy which is robbing power, and they will beat the machine to death with the riding they will be doing. So what's a good tire and size for her? Will be South Arkansas dirt trails, little gravel, clay, sand, some road. I recommend Big Horn or Terrabites. Any other suggestions for tires and size? Thinking they can just stick with the size they have just different tires.

Round profile tires will make for easier steering and lighter bump steer.

Black water evolutions come to mind.

 

[HBarlow]

Suggest your mom or her husband send close-up digital photos of their tires and wheels from facing the wheels and also from the tread perspective.

Some of the members here will recognize and be able to name them for you.

 

[Cestratton]

He sent a picture of the wheels, they're Can Am wheels.

 

[tdhanses]

He sent a picture of the wheels, they're Can Am wheels.

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Oh weird, wonder what the offset is