The size varies depending on the tire brand / model.
Bighorns: largest you can put on an 08 - 10 models are 26 x 9 x 12. all the way around will let just squeeze through 50" gates.

I do not know about other brands.

 

mine is a 2012 and im looking to put on itp baja cross tires on it.

 

http://www.rzrforums.net/showthread.php?t=87221

 

No.

 

i had 26x10x12 all around an i fit here in ohio

 

Yes. Same size I have on mine. Dealer installed them before i bought it.

 

26x9x12 and 26x11x12 on stock wheels ?

 

Oh, you got me. Was just thinking tires, one track mind. Not stock wheels

 

I have 28x9x14 front with 4/2 offset rim no spacer 28x11x14 rear on 5/3 rims with 2" spacers if i could have got 3/5 offset rim spacers wouldn,t be needed,it,s all in rim offset no rubs no lift kit yet.

 

Your not 50" wide anymore are you ?

 

Don,t want to be,i am 58"wide should have bought 900 xp won,t have all of this to cotend with.didn,t know what i should before i bought it,900,s hard to come by in the south. thanks

 

Op is looking to stay at 50" in his original post.

 

I have that size on some polaris rims, not the stock rims. They are polaris brand, the black ones with the blue polaris sign in the middle. I have not measured, but I still fit in the gates here in Utah.

 

Get two more stock front wheels and then go 26X9X12 on all four corners. You will stay narrow, pick up a full inch of height over the stock tires, ride much smoother, have a full 4 wheel rotation for your tires, and one spare fits all.

:camorzr:

 

I've been thinking abut that but didn't know how stable it would be with a narrow tire all the way around. Well I guess it would only be 2" narrower in the back bit how will it feel in the corners?

 

Most that have done this, like it and stick with it. I do know of one that put all that on and didn't like the narrow look from the rear, I do not recall that he did not like the ride/traction.

I believe you actually have much better hookup climbing rocky trails, etc and it feels fast and light on wide open trails.

Those 4+2 offsets will make a 26X9 Big Horn stand up even taller than it is before it is mounted up, and they are right at 27" tall before you put them on the rims.

I went with 4+3 aluminum rims which made mine about 4" wider in the back, my friend here did it with stock front rims, and it is noticeably narrower and taller than mine with the same tire.

 

Even with the 26x9 on front I will be at or under 50" correct?

 

I bet the front will be about 51 or 51 1/2 because the tire is one inch wider, but less than 52 because it will be pinched on the rim and not quite 9" wide at the bottom. If you also had a 2" lift, front would be right back to 50 up front.

 

Jim,
I was the one or one of that went back to stock.
You are correct in that it was because of the look.
I hated that.
As far as traction,etc. it was way better with the same all around.

Doug

 

I had 28" outlaws 9.5 and 10.5 on mine with ss wheels with no problem and added a 2" bracket lift on and it brought the tires in and kept it within 50"

 

i think 26s are about as big as you can go on stock with stock setup.26-10-12s think 12-12s rub motor mount.