[Nibbler80]

added clutch kit (EPI sport utility) and a 2" lift to my 2011-s.
how big can i go both in height and weight without creating too much stress on the machine and without losing too much speed? keep in mind i do nothing more than mtn trails and wooded areas, so top end is rarely used.
looking at 8 ply due to how rocky my area is.
tire suggestions along with best places to buy are appreciated.

 

[dwalk99]

TTT

 

[Discount Tire]

Take a look at the super tough 8 ply rated PitBull Rocker in 26.5x9R-12 and 26.5x11R-12. They run 1/2 inch taller than the size indicates.

Here is a link to our online pricing:

Pit Bull Rocker Uber XOR tires listed by size

Let us know if we can be of assistance.

 

[Blazinhi87]

I ride in rocky rooted areas alot. I have used many different tires and love my Pitbulls Rockers. They have been on for over 500 miles with about 1/2 the tread left. I have only had to put one patch in them. They are very heavy and do affect top speed, but the quality has been superb. I will probably never buy a different tire again. Oh yeah, with 8lbs. of air the run smooth in hardpack, great in rocks, snow, & mud.

Discount Tire did have the best prices around the last time I checked.

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[bradlineberry]

Bearclaw htrs 8ply radial 27' lighter than 6 ply tires.
I switched from grim reapers to bearclaws. No plugs in rough rocky rooted trails. Same set up as u.