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i have to say there is no such thing as a 27 inch " real mud tire" . Real mud tires start at about 29.5 inchs.... Just sayin.Sorry for crappy pic, couldn't fit a good one. I also completed my 2" snorkels.
i have to say there is no such thing as a 27 inch " real mud tire" . Real mud tires start at about 29.5 inchs.... Just sayin.
Call them whatever you want ..lol. The point is with a 27 inch tire it really does not matter what kinda tire treads you have . If you are high centered , bigger lugs won't help. A "real " mud tire is pretty well 30 inchs or more now a days... No insult intended . Just the ruts are deeper , and the 27 inch tires are simply not tall enough any more to give you the ground clearance needed...if you are really serious about mudding , you are running a 30 (+\-) tire....
With any 27 inch tire, it is not a "real mud setup" ...imo
That's fine , it's just MY opinion.... Try some 30's you might change your mind....lolActually I turn up my shocks for more clearance and my side lugs have awesome grab in deep ruts where I drag bottom.
I ride with a lot of people with 30's or larger and there is not too many places they can go that I cant. I just don't get threw as easily. Tons of people use 27" MUD tires... Your opinion on this is pretty wrong IMO
My ranger broke it's axle today!
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I can't believe it !! A Polaris break an axle ? You need to slow down
4" lift with 27" tires will go just about anywhere. It's all about ground clearance. If your high centered your done.
Removed the rear hitch. Seems to have bent.
Not sure why.
u rear end the duck???
I don't think so.
But the chicken is not talking either
yup ground clearance is key, but I will take the thirty tires over the same set up 27's any day. and no I won't be ever running no black achey breakey heavy momba's. lol