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| Subject: Re: What kind a tire would be the best for offroading but the least strain on my transaxle? May 25th 2010, 8:14 am | |
| ATV tires are good for mud and offroad- the extreme tire would be an AG tire ( like a downsized version of a tractor tire)- but those get expensive....
Ive run just plain turf tires on my tractors ( ones they came with) - they performed really good in mud , water n climbing - altho when the mud get really thick is when y get stuck and theyre terrible in the snow but fun on a frozen pond.
Lowering the pressure is also better for traction - if you have to drive a short distance you might want to consider a small air pump to air the tires back up- to keep the tires on the rims itd probably be best to use tubes. | |
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| Subject: Re: What kind a tire would be the best for offroading but the least strain on my transaxle? May 25th 2010, 6:41 pm | |
| i personaly like ag tires,but other atv tires work better, you want something with a deep and agressive tread. Ag tires are good for the mud but suck for climbing hills and rock crawling, knobby atv tires work good for climbing hills, rockcrawling, but suck for mud, but if you find a tread pattern that look like and Ag tire but has more lugs and different shapes, it will more likely preform good in all of them if you know what i mean | |
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| Subject: Re: What kind a tire would be the best for offroading but the least strain on my transaxle? May 26th 2010, 9:13 am | |
| - redzz02 wrote:
- i personaly like ag tires,but other atv tires work better, you want something with a deep and agressive tread. Ag tires are good for the mud but suck for climbing hills and rock crawling, knobby atv tires work good for climbing hills, rockcrawling, but suck for mud, but if you find a tread pattern that look like and Ag tire but has more lugs and different shapes, it will more likely preform good in all of them if you know what i mean
Yeah, AGs are awesome for mud, but I feel certain ATV tyres are better all round. This may be a little biased, but Im still all for Kenda Bearclaws. Ive read awesome reviews on then, and spoken to people abut them, and apparently theyre the best. Thats why my mudding tractor will be getting when I have the money! | |
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| Subject: Best tires for a lawn tractor June 22nd 2010, 9:44 pm | |
| I got a 1999 sears garden tractor that already had ag tires and the are awsome in deep mud only if you got the right pulley set up so then the mun can fling off the tire so it will not be come a slick The best thing is that i got the whole tractor and 3 turf tires for the back and 4 for the front for free just had to pick it up
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