Tusk Terrabite Tires in Snow! South Fork Boise River Ride! 

They're a great overall tire don't get me wrong...but ice/snow/mud there's a lot better options. Lol nice! Sounds like it's time to go play in the snow! Thanks for watching!

They'll work fine as long as you stay out of deep snow. They wear great on hardpack and asphalt.

Sure thing! If you have Facebook or Instagram, send me a message there @mccurdyoutdoors. I bet that Turbo S is insane to drive!

McCurdy Outdoors yeah man it’s been a blast so far. I don’t have Facebook, but if you’re up for letting me tag along sometime, my number’s 208-901-0082. I’m always looking for new places to ride.

Haven't ran them and don't know anyone who has. I'm about to buy another set of Coyotes because of how well they held up 🤷‍♂️

Rears...not tears

The awd is fine imo. Would be nice to have a fully locked system (not dependent on slip) but I can't imagine Polaris ever going down that road. Tires and snow conditions play a huge roll. Had a lot better traction in bighorns, carnivores and coyotes.

Bought a set of Carnivores for the winter season, very impressed with them!

I realize how the Polaris front differential works but thanks for commenting!

8 lbs. Probably should have gone lower.

@@McCurdyOutdoors I would think 8 lbs would be good... only asked cause at 13 min in it didn't seem like the tires were flexing at all sitting there

@@lilschmitts I may test them lower at some point. Probably stick to bighorns till spring though.

Just about anything is better 🤣

@@McCurdyOutdoors i have the 2020 can am x3 xrc rr. Looking at tracks or snow tires for the deep snow.

@@richfarfugnuven6308 Depending on the snow type you can push into 2-3 feet with descent tires. I'd suggest a 35x12 or bigger. Tracks are spendy, depends how serious you wanna get lol

@@McCurdyOutdoors maybe Maxxis Carnivores for deep snow, I was thinking...

@@richfarfugnuven6308 Thats what I'm running currently. Not enough flotation since they only offer a 10" wide. Don't get me wrong they'll work well but not compared to tracks 👍

I will be doing the same thing as Bullit and you...Getting things lined up and new machine. Will be documenting all the trails here in Alaska

@@907mudbugsoff-roadadventur3 Awesome! Goodluck, I'll check out your channel.

@@McCurdyOutdoors Nothing there yet ..Still buying the cameras and the new machine. Lost my wife to cancer last year and she wanted me to do what I love ..Ride..Then I came across Bullits channel and then yours ..Well hell then it all clicked on what I needed to do :)

@@907mudbugsoff-roadadventur3 Dang I'm sorry to hear that. Well if you gave any questions or need help email me...it definitely has a learning curve.

30x10 and 14" wheel

@@McCurdyOutdoors are the wheels 14x7 5.0+2.0

They were 5+2 or 6+1, can't remember which.

@@McCurdyOutdoors does it matter which or no

@@h_vega_7019 they'll both fit. 6+1 will be close to stock width, 5+2 will be a few inches wider.

Changing tires makes an incredible difference, especially in deep snow.

JJAJFOREVER I didn’t say they don’t make a difference. The Polaris front diff only engages when the rear wheels slip. And even then they are pulling until the machine gets traction. So on a compact snow/ice road, the rzr is getting power to the rear wheels only until they lose traction again. Most other brands when in 4wd have one front pulling all the time unless it’s in front diff lock. That’s why the Can Am drove more straight on a road like that, but the rzr did better when in the deeper snow. Tires definitely make a difference, but on that type road it was more the 4wd system.

@@DrDanTDC I realize how the awd system works on the rzr. Comparing it to the Canam with visco lock and no front locker I believe the Polaris should perform better but I still think it comes down to traction. I did a similar ride this week on the Middle Fork with the bighorns on and it was a night and day difference in handling and traction.

McCurdy Outdoors I’m sure the bighorns were better. Having a front wheel pulling 100% of the time on a slick road is even better. I’ve had them all. Just my observations from years of riding these things. Over all the Polaris front diff is immensely better than the Visco lock.

@@DrDanTDC Agreed. Thanks for your input! Have you ever studded any of your tires?

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Anyone can easily put 5-10k or more in their car on aftermarket upgrades and maintenance parts and I would estimate that A LOT of people do. Has nothing to do with knowing how to drive. Come out to Idaho, see if you can keep up ;)