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berggrenfarms
Posted 2/16/2016 18:06 (#5116262)
Subject: ATV mud tire


Nebraska, The land of corn and cattle

Right now were fighting some really bad mud and Im looking for a really aggressive mud tire for our AC 500. We can barely get around now and theres a lot of snow left to melt. Were getting close to calving and we cant be getting stuck. Whats a good but fairly cheap tire? The regular tires are still good but just aren't aggressive enough in this deep mud. So we will be getting a separate set of rims to mount them on.

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ag4life
Posted 2/16/2016 18:28 (#5116311 - in reply to #5116262)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire



Southern Illinois		I had some 589 MT on my AC 454 and they would go anywhere. They were heavy though. They were a bar tire with 1.25" tall tread.
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Riverbottom30
Posted 2/16/2016 18:29 (#5116313 - in reply to #5116262)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


Central IL		Dirt devils have been pretty good here. Not the crazy deep lug swamper types some run but they last pretty good and get a good bite.
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Clodbuster1
Posted 2/16/2016 18:49 (#5116360 - in reply to #5116262)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


These are heavy duty and pretty cheap.
http://www.yournexttire.com/new-tire-25-10-00-12-innova-mud-gear-6-...

Search on Amazon and you will find great deals on tires and can get them already mounted in package deals. Aftermarket rims can be cheaper than stock rims unless you already have the rims.

I would advise to get as tall of a tire that will fit on your ATV if you have low enough gearing to pull them. Every 4x4 ATV that I have been on will go until the frame is dragging.....even with pretty bald tires.
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Clodbuster1
Posted 2/16/2016 18:51 (#5116366 - in reply to #5116360)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


These look good too, but they don't show the rim size for them. They look like the Titan 589 that I used to run.

http://www.yournexttire.com/new-tire-lsw-230-394-atv-589-m-t-g5x3u0...
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TNkinze
Posted 2/16/2016 18:53 (#5116375 - in reply to #5116360)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


Nw tn		Not sure how much your willing to spend, but if you want a tire to take you anywhere, I'd recommend a highlifter outlaw. Not to friendly on a hard surface, but they will grab traction and pull!
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Clodbuster1
Posted 2/16/2016 19:01 (#5116403 - in reply to #5116375)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


Not being stuck is sometimes worth the money for those better tires!!!

I saw a photo the other day that showed tires with about 4 inch high paddles like rice tires.
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PETERSON PERFORMANCE
Posted 2/16/2016 19:32 (#5116484 - in reply to #5116403)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire



SESD		I have been running itp mud-lite xtr radials. Have been very happy with them



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ks8780
Posted 2/16/2016 19:44 (#5116528 - in reply to #5116484)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire



Jewell County KS		I had some 27" ITP's on my Rhino but cannot keep the sidewalls in them. They start to bubble and leak. I like the traction but could not get a year out of the sidewalls.

I put on some 26's of a different brand but miss the grip in the mud.
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blakezr2
Posted 2/16/2016 19:52 (#5116549 - in reply to #5116484)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire



WC Iowa		+1 Mud light XTR

Really like the way they bite and clean out, also ride is better than some other mud tires i have tried. And still smooth to ride at 50 MPH

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DarrellS
Posted 2/16/2016 20:59 (#5116776 - in reply to #5116484)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


Louise, TX		+1 on mud lites. Excellent in mud and on road. I get 10,000+ miles out of them. Currently have a Suzuki king quad with 23,000 miles on second set, and Polaris ranger with 6,200 miles on them.
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WillB
Posted 2/16/2016 19:59 (#5116574 - in reply to #5116262)
Subject: Maxxis Zillas!


Ontario Canada
berggrenfarms - 2/16/2016 18:06

Right now were fighting some really bad mud and Im looking for a really aggressive mud tire for our AC 500. We can barely get around now and theres a lot of snow left to melt. Were getting close to calving and we cant be getting stuck. Whats a good but fairly cheap tire? The regular tires are still good but just aren't aggressive enough in this deep mud. So we will be getting a separate set of rims to mount them on.



Maxxis Zillas hands down. They are the lightest mud tire on the market.
http://www.maxxis.com/catalog/tire-189-zilla
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crow
Posted 2/16/2016 20:11 (#5116614 - in reply to #5116574)
Subject: RE: Maxxis Zillas!


East central Alberta		Bighorn tires seam to be the best all round tires here, mud snow or dirt. I have tried a bunch of mud tires and big horns seam just as good unless you are wanting to throw mud a long ways, then you will need more power than a 500 cat to do it.
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seedcleaner
Posted 2/17/2016 08:01 (#5117401 - in reply to #5116614)
Subject: RE: Maxxis Zillas!


Mid-Missouri		x2

I vote for the Bighorn...not the 2.0. Bighorns are radial, with several ply compared to factory tires, but not excessively heavy.
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cropdude
Posted 2/17/2016 10:51 (#5117749 - in reply to #5117401)
Subject: RE: Maxxis Zillas!



NE SD
seedcleaner - 2/17/2016 08:01

x2

I vote for the Bighorn...not the 2.0. Bighorns are radial, with several ply compared to factory tires, but not excessively heavy.


I had the Bighorns once, they were terrible in the mud because they would not clean out very well. I have had best luck with the 589's and ITP terracross.
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Survivor
Posted 2/17/2016 15:34 (#5118257 - in reply to #5117749)
Subject: Bighorns suck


Moreauville LA		Interforce 30" on can am outlander and commander.



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radman1
Posted 2/16/2016 21:15 (#5116822 - in reply to #5116262)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


I run these for mud on my Ranger with 3" lift. Highly recomended by off roaders in mud. Deep tread with open lugs that extend beyond the side walls make a premium mud tire.
http://www.highlifter.com/p-3095-outlaw-2-tire-295x95x14.aspx

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bigfarmer
Posted 2/16/2016 21:18 (#5116837 - in reply to #5116262)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


Ontario		check these out



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fox128
Posted 2/16/2016 21:22 (#5116856 - in reply to #5116262)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire



West Central IA		Silverbacks or......

Forget tires altogether...

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nserfas
Posted 2/16/2016 21:27 (#5116871 - in reply to #5116856)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


WC Saskatchewan		Kenda executioners. Be the last tire you buy for any quad. They wear like iron and great traction in mud and snow.
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bigfarmer
Posted 2/16/2016 21:28 (#5116875 - in reply to #5116262)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


Ontario		you can get this exact tire in a 28" on 12" rim

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Rowdy
Posted 2/16/2016 21:52 (#5116946 - in reply to #5116262)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


North Central South Dakota		Been very happy with these http://www.sedonatires.com/product/rip-saw-rt
2000 miles and hardly worn, very good traction
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derekKO
Posted 2/16/2016 22:53 (#5117059 - in reply to #5116262)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


Texas panhandle		+100 on the kenda executioner i got 4500 miles on mine and im guessing about that many more to go before they are done
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MW farms
Posted 2/16/2016 23:03 (#5117078 - in reply to #5117059)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


589's are good tires wear like iron. I run zilla's on my bike right now. Mudlite xtr my friend had trouble with them after only 1000 miles or so I have over 6000 on my zilla's. It depends what you call mud for what tire you need. A dirt devil won't go through any serious mud. If you want to go crazy the silverback or outlaw or outlaw radial or terminator would be at the top of the serious mudders list.
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Survivor
Posted 2/17/2016 07:00 (#5117272 - in reply to #5117078)
Subject: RE: ATV mud tire


Moreauville LA		Boys, and Men around here have any tire imaginable in mud. If you want to break a bike, put outlaws, silver backs or juggernauts on it.

Lately, one of the more popular had been the Interforce. It is an ag style tire, reasonable and rides well. Beyond that I'd recommend terminators. or the less aggressive intimidator.

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