How good are......

[elephant_attack]

Knobby tires. I found some for 39 dollars a piece. Are they good for sand/snow. I hear they have better grip than the (TRAIL PRO) tires i have on there now. Looks like itll be alot softer of a ride since they are more balloon shaped than the flater shaped trail pros? thanks

[elephant_attack]

also do you think i can find them for cheaper any where else. ? these are my local shop prices

[elephant_attack]

last time i was in the shop i thought i saw a dennis kirk catolog. hmmmmmm Would these tires work on that 185 rim

http://www.denniskirk.com/powervendor/details/detail.asp?serverid=OffRoad&PartNo=541204



if im not mistaken i think shipping is free

[ATC_250SX]

MY 110 has a set of ofset knobbys, they are the balls in the snow! they are ok in mud except for the long streches and the thick stuff. unless you keep them spining. i have found they glog quick in the thick mud but not often. good luck with your choices

[Martin64]

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[dads]

Those cheng shin look close to OME . Shade Tree has the C829 22x11x8 2 ply that go on front and rear for 36.99 plus 5.00 each shipping . i use cheng shin C828 , they are a bar tred 2 ply on my SX rear work great with 3 psi of air.

[judge2246]

(watch):eek: :eek: , your wall-mart tire prices. there are 5 waall marts in a 40 mile radius of where i live. each one has diff prices on atv tires . the more classy area, the higher the price.:wtf: :wtf:

[Nuthinspecial]

All of my trikes believe it or not are still the original knobbies! I use them around the place, in the dirt/light mud and they are awesome in the snow. I've never taken any of them to the sand, and frankly doubt that they would do that well. :shrug:

[ATC_250SX]

My 83 200 tires are the originals almost like brand new and they do supprisingly well in the sand. along with mud snow and dirt,.