Tire size options

[SaboTron]

I have the stock 9" 400EX rear rims with 20x10x9 rubber and need to replace the tires. Can I put 20x11x9 tires on these rims?

[Chino886]

Originally posted by SaboTron
I have the stock 9" 400EX rear rims with 20x10x9 rubber and need to replace the tires. Can I put 20x11x9 tires on these rims?

should not be a problem. I have some stock 450 rubber if you want to put them on there. Good tread left....let me know if interested.

[SaboTron]

Thanks for the feedback and offer. I have heard good things about the Holeshot HDs so I am going to give them a try.

[SaboTron]

Thanks for the feedback and offer. I have heard good things about the Holeshot HDs so I am going to give them a try.

[400exstud]

The HDs are very good in sloppy conditions but your motor will loose a bit of its pep. They are good though, and thats why i run them.

[DAVE14]

I run 22''s on my 400 ex bearclaws but I do a lot of woods ridin etc. but you can get up to 12 inches wide on the stock rims with no problems.

[SaboTron]

Based on other posts it is a toss up between the HDs and Razr II. I ride mostly sand but there is a lot of woods trails that have the small stumps and sticks that is why I am thinking the 6-ply HDs. I hate the thought of losing pep though. I know this has been tossed around in several other threads, but for this type of riding are the HDs the best choice?

[DAVE14]

Ive never used hd,s but I have 4 plys & yes there unfotunately heavy ,much more than stock I run the klaws because its all year mud snow woods anything Ide love to play in the sand but we dont have much here but the 4 plys are heavy enough Ive been a long way from anything with a flat & the bead didnt pop & rode back without any damage to the tire inside the casing etc . just plugged it & they were fine ,if the hds are this heavy they should be pretty stout also.

[Honda#4]

just go down a sproket size if it is a consern u will loose top if it is a big deal.