Why are the rear tires on most ATV/UTVs wider than the front? Is it okay to use the same with size on front and back?
1431498
That is a question for a dealer or manufacturer but I would think that it has to do with steering and manueverability as well as stability. The rear rims are wider so you probably don't want to put narrower tires on them.
1431499
More traction on the rear where most of the weight of the ATV/UTV are when riding. Front normally narrow for steering purposes makes it easier and not heacier
1127617
Depth does matter if your going with a wider tire but that back spacing is fine I just put 255 65 15 on the same rim on my sons 1999 ranger with no rub issues whatsoever stock is 235 65r 15
407570
I bought two of these for my ATV's and both fit fine as long as you have front and rear racks.Love these in snow storms and rain
1801230
I have a grizzly 660 atv with racks on front and back it would mount on either rack. Not sure about all atv's but generally I think as long you have a rack it will mount
217514
To finish my answer from last night...... The slash is about an inch longer than the stampede/telluride. On the Telluride you wouldn't want an lcg chassis because it isn't intended to be a racer, its a basher. So an lcg chassis would go against everything the Telluride is designed for.
148078
I don't know if this will be of any help to you, but we use them for on our 2-Up ATV. And those tires are a pretty good size as far as width.
504073
It should be just fine. Rear sites all sit at the same level so I don't see any reason why yours would have issues. Hope this helps.
1107653
7" - 7.5" would depend on the type of vehicle and what you use it for. These are great tires for all types of terrain.
296833
It's how fat the tire is side to side. Within reason, they'll all fit the same rim. It becomes a personal choice trading off weight, ride, stability, etc. If in doubt, match your old tires, unless you are unhappy with them in terms of their skinniness or fatness.
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These will fit the front and rear but...Robert's right. If you have a 4x4 get the 117012s for front and rear. The offset will widen the whole truck giving it better stability and handling. It'll also make it easier to manage thread wear because you'll be able to rotate them. I hope this helps.
2285148
They fit as the rear tires on my traxxas rustler. I also put them on the front of my rustler with modifications because they are wider and larger diameter than the stock tires. They work awesome on dirt & grassy terrain.
1801235
That depends on the ATV. I have a 2001 Polaris Sportsman 500 and it actually works better in front than in the rear but I do have to cover the grill with plastic so the seeds don't end up all over the motor. This allows me to pull a harrow behind the ATV while seeding, effectively accomplishing two jobs at the same time saving me lots of time.
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not adjustable front to rear, it is adjustable for width. Mine is on a 900 Polaris 3 up which is as large a wheeler as you can get. I centered it and than adjusted it for width.
612425
Yes, mine is installed on a Polaris RZR (UTV) with a beefy front bumper. It sits up high out front, not under the front end. However, I think it would fit under the front end as well. I used to have a Polaris Ranger with a winch. This Superwinch would have fit it just fine. I really like this winch. Easy to install and use.
214769
The tires that came on mine were Kenda's 700x23. I did not like them at all. Replaced with a Continental gatorskin on front and a Schwelbe marathon (sp?) on back. Both of these far superior to the original equipment in my opinion.
1638994
greetings, hold mini atv tires for measures 4x10x6, what would be the price for all 4 tires?, from already thank you.
1414950
For me, 25th provides a better ride. I also inflate them to a lower psi than what is recommended. I run the rear tire at 90 psi and the front at 90psi. I think that set up provides me a better ride especially on roads that have been chip sealed. Mike