My 2021 rzr came with Trail Master A/T that look exactly like the big horns. Ibwas surprised they didn't put the Maxxis brand on them 🤔 that's how it came from the dealer but they still do great. I been rock crawling and sanding with them, they are sweet 😁
I just bought a set of Wanda’s out the door for $306 for my Honda Rubicon & use it mostly for plowing snow. I have Tusk Trilobites that are Big Horn knock offs on now that will be replaced next year. I paid $303 for them 7yrs ago but now those Tusk tires will cost me just over $500. Hopefully these Wanda’s will be just as good as the Tusk’s.
I was driving my Honda and the right side of my fourwheeler bounced up and I looked over and my tire was flat so when I popped the tire off the bead there was a stick inside and a great big old hole😂🤦♂️
I realize this is an old post but I was looking at getting a set of these. I used to run Bighorn originals (not the 2.0) and I had a lot of sidewall issues. I ripped the sidewall on 3 different tires before I changed them.
My main point was that they are extremely similar, with one costing barely 1/2 of what the other does. Sorry you wasted 6 minutes watching my video about nothing
i just got a maxxis bighorn 2 for my honda foreman quad. I was running the original stock tires. The ride quality was dramatically improved with the bighorn 2. do WANDA tires ride as nice as the bighorn 2?
Stan Gravano Yes, you are correct. I wasn't putting an emphasis on exact tire size for the video, it was a small observation. Everything I needed to show in the video was accomplished without it being inflated
Tread pattern is different: one has more surface area on tread facing in direction of tire rotation going straight forward; the other appears to have more surface are in forward turns. Prob not enough to notice for casual rider. IS THERE A DIFFERENCE IN PLY COUNT?
Are the tire on your bike installed backwards? the notch on small knobs on the Bighorn are opposite, so they can be mounted any direction, but on the P350 they all face the same way.
You are technically correct! I didn’t even notice until after I’d made the video. It’s such a small factor, I don’t think it matters really. Had I known originally, I would have certainly mounted them all the correct directions
Joe dirte I’ve put 26’s on a 500 too. It’s not a massive change, so I bet it’ll be fine. Just don’t go more than 9” wide in front with stock wheels, anything wider may rub the tie rods
