Tires

[ProjectLTR450]

Im going to be buying some new tires soon i was wondering if any body had some ideas of what to get i mostly do dirt,Alot of trail riding,little mud,climb tons of stone dirt and sand hills. i need to know what tire would be reasonably best for tho riding conditions i allready had about 4 paris of razr 2 there just getting old so just let me know

[culichi]

i recomend more razr 2 hahahah

[tanner 222]

i would recommend the holeshot HD's. even tho they are a 20" tire and i dont know if you would want to run that but they are great for all around terrain. especially what you are doing.

[ProjectLTR450]

yeea hds are nice i allready run 20's i changed the gearing all around

[ProjectLTR450]

what about kendas??

[tanner 222]

what kind of kenda's ?

[ProjectLTR450]

KLAW MXF 20",and the kenda sport radials or even the ITP track stars

[tanner 222]

ya for the klaw's i would say they're more for track and trail racing. but they would also do. i would still say HD's are your best bet for what you do and they have a super long lasting tread on them unlike the klaws. so even though they're more expensive they will last you at least 2-3 times as long.

[ProjectLTR450]

oo allrigtht thinks i need em to last long cuz the razrs are killin me they would last like 6 rides but yaa im going to get the HDs

[tanner 222]

not a problem man. ya thats what i like about the hd's. how long they really last. i had a friend who had razr's and i had my hd's and he went through 3 sets before i even wore the edge's off. haha

[Lonestar_R]

Holeshot GNCC's They are lighter than the HD's and bite and slide much better.....I am putting them the whole way around on my LTR when its done. I really liked my IRazr's on the 450R but they wear way to quick and are really heavy.

[hdwrench]

Weight is a killer on the HD tires. I like them but they are much hevier than the same 6ply XCR. I ride desert so we need extremely tough tires. The XCR has been the best so far. I have tried kenda, razors, and few others even Pereili( spelling sorry) and i just like the XCR. We do not get much mud really, but the ground when wet is slimy and they hook very well even in rutted trails.

1 lb of tire is 8 for rotating mass so choose carefully. The lighter the better, and make sure it fits the type you need. I tried the gncc tire and have sold them they are very close but the XCR seems to fit our conditions best.