300ex tire size???

[kmmon1]

I have a stock 300ex with no aftermarket skid plate, I do almost all trail riding. I do a little bit of backyard track rding with some nice jumps. Looking to get rid of the bubbly back tires, I will be keeping the stock fronts.
What size rear tire should I get, I was going to put them on the stock rim to save some money. I dont want to loose to much clearance and bottom out on everything. With the stock tires it feels like I am going to fall over when hitting some turns hard. Any size tips? width? height? rim size change or not?
Just looking to get a better look and some better handling, I will also be riding in mudd and mostyl dirt and rocky terrain.
Thanks

[trict_out]

go with a 20-11-9 tire and wheel combo.

['03'300ex'er]

i have 22-11-9 dirt devils for trail riding but it kills bottom end power,but execellent ground clearence, i just bought an extra set of wheels with 20 inch tires for playing around on. wheels are not too pricey if you take some time finding them.:D

[kmmon1]

Which brand tires, I was originally thinking hole shots.
I want traction in most terrain, but also want to be able to throw the quad into some turns and slide a bit, instead of feeling like i am going to fall over.

[03EX]

definatly go with 22x11x9 with 20s you will hit all the time! check out MAXXIS All Trak they have a good thread design for your needs! and they also have good side biters for rocks!

[hondarider2006]

get a set of Razrs. Great all-around tires. If you want more ground clearance....get the 22-11-10's, and go down a tooth on the front sprocet. If you are happy with the stockers, get the 20-11-10's:cool:

[400ex men]

i have 20s but if you going to 20s you need to go wid a 14t

[mersingt]

honda now list there 300ex stockers as 20s.... so i would go with 20s i have 22s and they are huge..the next tire i get will be 20s id go with klaws thought cause they are great and you can switch em up

[redrunner]

I run 22 razrs great for the trails. The increase in width and tire contact make it much more stable in the turns too.
I would look into a second set of 20's on those new itp rolled lip or stock rims for conditions permitting. If you have the time between going to a 14t is a good idea too.