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ATV
Mud Tires
ATV mud tires have turned into a hot topic lately. It's no
wonder with all the muddy 4 wheelers you see everywhere! Mud ATV riding
seems to be the fastest growing segment of the sport. That's why we did
a ton of research so we could help you get down and dirty. There may
not be a "Best" mud tire but we'll try to help you find the best one
for you!
A lot of mud ATV tires are coming out now so we'll do our best to keep
up. If you know of one we haven't covered - tell us about it. This
section well be updated often so be sure and check back so you won't
miss anything!
The High Lifter ATV Outlaw tire represents the state of the art among
mud ATV tires right now. Before the Outlaw ATV tires came out
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your typical ATV mud tire was heavy, rough riding, fast wearing, and
didn't hook up in deep ruts very well.
Since the High Lifter
guys play in the mud full time they decided they could come up with a
better tire for the serious ATV mud rider. They had several goals to
achieve.
The High Lifter Outlaw ATV tires have become the weapon of
choice
for a lot of you ATV mud riders out there. We'll run through some of
the unique features of this mud tire first. Then we'll tell
you
where to find the best deals around.
ITP Mud Lites
come in two flavors - old school bias and the newer XTR radial. The
fact that both are called Mud Lites is really misleading since they
don't have very much in common. The tread patterns are significantly
different and the XTR is only available in limited sizes. See our in depth review and recommendations on both models.
Reviews of the Kenda Bear Claw four wheeler Tire and tips on finding
the best deals. If you're looking for an all around
trail tire that can get you through most mud holes - this Bear Claw
tire is hard to beat.
We checked with our usual group of suspects form around the
"internets". Then our sources for owner surveys. Throw in a few phone
interviews with dealers and we have a pretty complete picture of how
the Maxxis Mud Bug ATV tires work. Be sure to see what we found out.
They are heavier,
tougher, have deeper lugs, and better self cleaning ability than the
standard Super Swamper ATV tires. That covers the ATV mudding side of
things.
Unlike more aggressive mud only quad tires, The Vampires are capable of
more normal trail riding without beating you and your four wheeler to
death. They ride plenty rough but that and the rate of wear are
reasonable.
Related links:
ATV Tires
World of ATVs Home from ATV Mud
Tires

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