Those look like a good tread design. I will keep this filed in my brain, lol I’ll forget by tonight. But I do have a side by side that will likely need new ones by winter. Great video. Thanks for sharing, Dustin.
I've had them on my Yamaha 660 Grizzly for a year in a half, I have had ZERO complaints! They grip extremely well off-road, and yes, they are a little noisy on pavement, but with a tread pattern as that, why are you using them on pavement a lot? Haha. Go get a street tire if you are mostly on pavement as Dustin said! 5 stars for sure!
I'm curious how that tread pattern does in sticky mud. My Grizzly gets used mostly on grass and dirt, but when I'm needing to look for a cow it never fails it's really muddy.
Those look like a good tread design. I will keep this filed in my brain, lol I’ll forget by tonight. But I do have a side by side that will likely need new ones by winter. Great video. Thanks for sharing, Dustin.
Awesome follow up review!! 👍🏻 Appreciate it
Great video been looking at these for a while and wondering what tread wear was going to be !
Happy Sunday man. 🙏😎🔥
So that’s $275 for all 4 ? Thanks for the great info 👍
I've had them on my Yamaha 660 Grizzly for a year in a half, I have had ZERO complaints! They grip extremely well off-road, and yes, they are a little noisy on pavement, but with a tread pattern as that, why are you using them on pavement a lot? Haha. Go get a street tire if you are mostly on pavement as Dustin said! 5 stars for sure!
Have you got into deep mud yet?
@@foodooyou1 i mean, we dont go ditch diving into 4 feet of mud... But we do go into wet stuff and mud, yes.
@@KRUKINFAMY Thank you. That's probably the level of mud I would need to go through.
@@foodooyou1 ya we aren't crazy into going through mud, just the occasional mud hole. probably 50% mud, 50% water.
I'm curious how that tread pattern does in sticky mud. My Grizzly gets used mostly on grass and dirt, but when I'm needing to look for a cow it never fails it's really muddy.
These types of tires do excellent in mud! I had an almost identical set on my yamaha and they ate through mud brilliantly!
How many miles/hours??