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My brother ran the narrower 30s on a Honda rancher 420 and one of the neighbors runs the wider ones under a ranger 900. Both of them seem fairly pleased with the tires. My observation is just that the tread depth isn't quite as deep as the more aggressive tires, so it takes a little wheel speed to get through sometimes rather than just letting the tires do work. They are definitely WAY lighter.

 

Thanks .. I like how they lighter .. And I use my rig mostly down trails and at deer lease but occasionally do hit the parks - but I still tend to avoid the deep nasty stuff (I'm afraid to break stuff)


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I'd say they will do good for what you want. Good all around tire.

 

I know most that are running the BKT are doing the 171 ..

What could be somethjng comparable in a 14" .. Don't want to change rims currently .. Found the 126 but they are only 27"


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I'm not coming up with anything either in a tractor style tire. The 7-14 is the biggest I see like you said. I personally am running 11.2-20 bkt 171s on mine and they are by far my favorite tire I've ever used. My parents just picked up a set of 9.5-16's for their General day before yesterday after following me around long enough to finally be convinced to try something besides their outbacks.

The interforce tires are going to be your best bet. I always tried talking my brother into letting me cut the short lugs out of the tires to open them up and make them pull harder, but we were both concerned they may ride like crap afterwards.

 

Yea I really don't wanna cut the lugs to loose the ride..

If y'all do decide
To venture into cutting lemme know


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I doubt the neighbor will let us cut on his lol, it's a stock ranger with a small bracket lift and the 30s. My brother sold his Honda a couple years ago.

 

They are probably what I will go with .. Being the weight is a huge plus ..


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