ITP Terracross R/T Tire Review | Better than the Kenda BearClaw HTR? 

Great video. I'm deciding between these 2 tires and 1 from Traxion right now. Thanks and keep the videos coming.

Great review!

I got so lucky to find this video! Was seriously between the two before I saw this. I haven't owned either, so this was great. Bearclaws sure sound like they work great for everything. I'm sick of having to get a run at the snow to plow and sick of spinning! In the reviews guys say they're great in snow and for plowing. Others claim they are pulling out their buddies with these all the time.

Great video. I’m looking to get these for my grizzly se

Kenda BearClaw HTR I run these on a 2022 outlander 570 XT and let me tell you the places that I've gone with absolutely no problem is mind-boggling I would recommend these tires to anybody as well as the machine I run

Terracross are the best tires I've ever had ...a dozen new ATVs from 2008-2019. I've had a dozen different tires too

HTR for me they run 1/2 inch taller than what they say on the side wall. The others are a full inch shorter than stated.

Curious about the Paint you chose for you Front Skid plate?

i’m thinking about goin with the htrs on my grizzly 700 , however i’m thinking of going with the 25s instead of the stock 26 size . that’s because i have read that the 25s actually run almost just as big as the stock 26s , and i also don’t want to lose any power or handling . what do you think?

thinking about these on my Renegade. was going to go with htr bear claws but i hear once the siping wears off the traction suffers.. idk, I do need durability. was looking at the sedona ripsaw rt also, similar tread pattern as these.

How do you find sidewalk stability when cornering? Thinking about these in 27” on the same rims/bike, but a bit worried about hard cornering with the larger sidewall on a taller tire

Why the spin on the back tires on the logs and not the front? I didn’t realize the tire prices were so close to auto tires. I don’t need them yet , thank goodness. Nice review.

For the Terrcross and the Kenda HTRs are the actual widths different than what is listed on the tire? For example are they exactly 9 inches and 10 inches wide or do they measure more narrow or wider? The reason I’m asking is because I’m looking to possibly get 9 inch all the way around but don’t want for example 8.5 inch tires on the rear. 9 inch or more would be acceptable.

Good review but I have come to a different conclusion. I rode Kenda BearClaw HTR’s for about 6 years. They are indeed a TOUGH tire that I highly recommend. That said, I switched to ITP Terracross about 2-3 years ago. The Terracross are amazing in all conditions but they have slightly more flexibility offering a FAR superior ride quality. The Terracross also steer better imo and they work better off camber. There is little doubt the Bear Claws will last longer with their 8 ply rating. The HTR’s are a durable but very stiff tire. The HTR’s perform better in mud. In snow, they are about even. Both are great tires, but I give a slight edge to Terracross for my use case.

Hi, How are these on pavement? Are they smooth? Do they have much vibration or wobble in the handlebars at higher speeds? I had Kenda HTRs and had to get rid of them. They wobbled like mad on pavement at 40-60 kph. Im interested in these and would greatly appreciate your feedback. Thanks

What is that towhook you have on the rear ??

I had 25” Kenda HTR on my Can Am 800r. Hard rubber durable tire. They lacked high speed lateral stability. Kenda are made in China and ITP tires are made in the USA.

Are you still happy with thise tires?

I had some HTR on a Honda Foreman. On the trails they did well. They were a tough stiff tire. I hated them. They felt extremely out of balance at anything over 30 mph. They would howl. There was no shock absorbtion. It was a harder compond. I changed out to Bighorn 2.0's and the ride was night and day difference. I know some people have problems with the 2.0's but I have them on two other bikes now and they have been fine for me but maybe its just a matter of time. I have zillas on the new grizzly se I just picked up but they are going to have to be switched out. They tear up my yard. However, I just checked maxxis prices and they are almost 50% more than I paid 2 years ago. Thats a tough pill to swallow.

You could probably drop two psi and get better traction in some of those situations !

check Chapparal atv tires tests and you will get your answer.

Try the maxxis zillas tires one of the lightest atv tires yiu can buy!!! You wont look back!!!

Hell yea TC are better