Colored tires

[Yee-Haw_400EX]

This may have been posted before but I though I'd share this.

http://www.cycletires.com/Innova/docs/ATVPL_2006.pdf

[esr250r86]

I think they look ugly to tell you the truth. I rather have regular black tires. But thats just me.

[my88r]

there not bad but i wonder how long the color stays

[HB416EX]

The camo or military green would look cool on a utility but all the others are ugly.

[tim colston]

Originally posted by my88r
there not bad but i wonder how long the color stays

Color stays forever.

[my88r]

thats right its a die

[Ripitupfilms]

yea but they stain just like any tire

[JAYKNIGHT]

i had the dark green on the front of my z because i needed tires and they were cheap they sucked the bead never set right and the tread got torn up real quick but the color never changed or stained and they did look gay so i just dished the money out for some itp's

[400EXTRA]

Originally posted by esr250r86
I think they look ugly to tell you the truth. I rather have regular black tires. But thats just me.

me to

[ZeroLogic]

They leave colored marks on roads...:p

[<DRS>GPF]

Originally posted by atvracer9m
yea but they stain just like any tire


probably, but a little Westley's later..


i think they look OK.. but it also looks like a softer compound..

[81 clark racing]

i have a full set of the urban assualt camos on my 400ex. i think they look ok with my silver plastics however they are a soft compound tire. and yes they wear fast but color stays

[REDRIDDER]

Nice, tires that are ugly and wear fast i should get a pair lol, those tires are sick and i dont mean it in a good way they are terrible and i dont know why anyone would want them,but not for nothing if i had to pick a set i guess id go with the g-unit urban assult b/w camo,but they are still pretty gay looking just my opinion though.

[wilkin250r]

Way back when, it used to be that pretty much all racing tires were blue, just like those. Just like everybody is saying, they were a softer compound, so they didn't last as long, but the softer compound gave better grip on hard surfaces.