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 |  Dec 2nd, 06, 12:28 PM | | Mud slinger Join Date: Dec 2006
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| At the moment i have stock tires on an 4x2 250 atv and i am planing on rideing through some mud holes the tire size i need is (22x11x9) What kind of tire would yall recommend and why? | | |  | Dec 2nd, 06, 02:44 PM | | LIVE TO RIDE !! Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: North Idaho
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| I really like the gbc gators. They have been an awesome tire for me in the mud, snow, and hard stuff. They seem to wear good also. | | | | Dec 2nd, 06, 03:17 PM | | Mudpuddlin' Darlin' STAFF Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: AR
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Originally Posted by waistdeep  At the moment i have stock tires on an 4x2 250 atv and i am planing on rideing through some mud holes the tire size i need is (22x11x9) What kind of tire would yall recommend and why? What kind of riding are you planning on doing on average? Are you mainly going to be all mud/deep mud, mainly trail riding or a combination of mud/snow/trails? | | | | Dec 2nd, 06, 06:18 PM | | Beer Wagon Driver STAFF Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: DFW, Tx.
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| On a 4x2 machine with 250cc's displacement... the main thing you want to be thinking is weight...you definetely don't want a heavy tire to drag you down.
I'd look into the new dirt devil II (i liked the original). If not, look at the Spider Trak... it's fairly aggressive for it's size and weight and has lugs on the sides and tracks in the middle to really get ahold of a rut.
Good Luck,
Ride Safe,
Chuck | | | | Dec 2nd, 06, 07:57 PM | | Mud slinger Join Date: Dec 2006
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| I am planing on rideing through small creek crossings no more than 2ft deep, trail rideing and a little bit of rock crawling. Would the mud lite AT be a good tire for that kind of terrain??? | | | | Dec 2nd, 06, 08:34 PM | | Almighty Supercook Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Key West
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| Mudlites are kind of soft so they'll stick to the rocks pretty good. | | | | Dec 2nd, 06, 08:45 PM | | Mud slinger Join Date: Dec 2006
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| Witch one is better in the mud gbc gators or ITP mudlites? | | | | Dec 2nd, 06, 09:04 PM | | Dec 2nd, 06, 09:07 PM | | Super Moderator STAFF Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Florida
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| Look at the 22in Mud Machines.Sand Tires Unlimited sells them | | | | Dec 3rd, 06, 05:49 PM | | Beer Wagon Driver STAFF Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: DFW, Tx.
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| I do like Mudlites... just wasn't sure they offered them in a size that small. | | | | Dec 3rd, 06, 08:05 PM | | Almighty Supercook Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Key West
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Originally Posted by waistdeep Witch one is better in the mud gbc gators or ITP mudlites? Gators. | | | | Dec 3rd, 06, 08:58 PM | | Mud slinger Join Date: Dec 2006
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| I'm going with the ITP mudlites because they have better reviews, gators seem a little bit heavy just like Ccrane said,
"On a 4x2 machine with 250cc's displacement... the main thing you want to be thinking is weight...you definetely don't want a heavy tire to drag you down"
I ordered the ITP mudlites at 7:15pm tonight and they should be here by dec, 18. | | | | Dec 3rd, 06, 09:20 PM | | Mudpuddlin' Darlin' STAFF Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: AR
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Originally Posted by waistdeep I'm going with the ITP mudlites because they have better reviews, gators seem a little bit heavy
I ordered the ITP mudlites at 7:15pm tonight and they should be here by dec, 18.  Excellent...keep us posted and please give us a review after you've gotten them to let us know how they perform for you. We'd love to hear your point of view on them  | | | | Dec 3rd, 06, 09:36 PM | | Mud slinger Join Date: Dec 2006
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| The week i get them ill be sure to go to the creek and take some photo's  | | | |
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