I needed tires for my 2004 Kawasaki Prairie 360, so I went on a mission to find the cheapest set of four tires that I could find. Amazon came through, the whole set was only $215 delivered!
Thanks for answering all of the questions in the comments. Was looking for some cheap tires and I think these will be fine as it sounds like you are using them for the same that I do and seam satisfied for the price. Appreciate the time you took to make the video and answer questions!!!
I also ordered these tires from Amazon for my Yamaha grizzly 700. I'm in the high mountain town in Colorado and I plow a lot of snow here. My old tires were directional tires and I would have to watch the side hills and in snow banks I would get stuck trying to back out. With these tires, I don't slide from side to side on hills and I can back out of snow banks with ease. I'm really pleased with these tires and the price is really too good to be true. But I highly recommend these tires.
Also, it's a dry climate here with very little humidity and at 9500 ft elevation, the sun intense in the summer so I don't store my ATV or anything that has a tendency to dry rot. I also haul a lot of firewood and I have to ride over branches and stumps and rocks and so far I'm on my third season with these tires and have not had a puncture issue.
I think I’m going to try these. Under 300.00 w free shipping. I’m on original tires for my 2001 Kawasaki Prairie 300 4x4. They are dry rotted and I can’t keep air in them any longer. Thanks for sharing.
The super and an old chunk of sidewall method works best I've never used tubes when fixing ATV tires you can simply cut a piece of sidewall out of an old Tire shave it down to whatever thickness you like and then use regular Loctite brand super glue or really any cheap super glue off the shelf I've used Dollar Store super glue before but you find the hole inside your tire and glue that piece of rubber to the inside of the tire put it back on the rim and you're good to go that's how I patch ATV tires and it works amazingly the last one I did was on my 06 Polaris Sportsman 800 and it's been there for the last 3 years still holding air today
Nice looking tires,I personally run Maxxis All-Trak 22" on my 400EX it's very easy to mount new tires.Get two tire levers(irons) from harbor freight. Make some soapy water for the bead and the mounting will be easy. .Dismounting requires some special tools which I have.I like your video & your channel.I just hate to have people paying for something that they can tackle themselves.Greetings from the northwest corner of Oregon
I've done my fair share of small tires in my day, I've learned that as often as I need it done, it's well worth my time and money just to take it somewhere.
i got these tire for our grizzly 400 and every one of them went flat from cactus, i ride mostly dirt roads but cactus is everywhere around me and free range cattle drag them into road so its almost impossible to miss them sometimes. the tires traction is on point , sidewalls softened up more then i expected. now i just ride them flat 😆 🤣 😂
489’s I believe are stock tire’s on most I always buy ( Carlisle all trail ). Best traction, last for ever. Works on a pavement, mud , hard dirt. Etc. if you ever get a chance to put them on. You will be happy with them.
I bought those. 2 weeks of being in Barstow ca they already have cracks between the treads. Without a differential it’s very hard to turn. Wish you the best but didn’t turn out so well for me
I did, but I may have been wrong. I went back to the order and the product page and cannot find anything that says radial. The only information is that they are "6-ply nylon construction".
Keep in mind, this was for the size I needed. It also looks like the price has gone up on them as well. If you search around, you'll find lots of "no name" tires that are all the same thing, just different prices. Link: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0834MG2JD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I didn't balance them, my ATV with my thicc body on there tops out at 40mph. I've had it up to speed with these tires though, and they are far smoother than the ones I took off.