these don’t rub up front? I guess I’m a little surprised being a 27” tall and 11” wide, seems like they’d rub the frame on hard turnsPending needs and usage and after running bias ply tires for 3500 kms, I recommend radial tires if you can swing it. Really pleased with Kenda HTRs 27x11x12s on 5-2 rims. So much smoother then bias plies, these combined with Elkas have changed the tank ride to pillowy firm, running 1 to 2 gears quicker, dramatic change. Mine gets ridden primarily for work and I will say was really pleased with the AMS slingshots and if they came in radials I’d have bought them. Not ridden the HTRs that far yet, I will say the smoothness and predictable ride is great.
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j
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these don’t rub up front? I guess I’m a little surprised being a 27” tall and 11” wide, seems like they’d rub the frame on hard turns
Cool. Thanks for the info.On mine nope they don’t touch the frame. They do just touch the inner custom mud flap, just rearward of wheels if compressed at near full lock. And it’s just a tickle mostly on a plastic push pin that holds flap in place.
As the tire wears down it’ll miss and I’m not too worried. Inflated these are 10.5” wide with 5-2 rims.
j
Bighorn are Chinese all Maxxis tires say ching shen tire on the side. Also market their C S T tires. My STI tires are made in china .They are chinese bighorn knock-offs, I've seen them sold under several different brand names. I've never used them but there are a few members on here that have, probably a decent tire. Bias construction should hold up well but will be heavier & probably rougher riding.
I didn't realized that......kinda ironic. I think most ATV/UTV tires are made in China now.Bighorn are Chinese all Maxxis tires say ching shen tire on the side. Also market their C S T tires. My STI tires are made in china .