where is the cheapest place to get tires for a 660 grizzly....nothing to crazy knobbier then stock but not bogger style or anything....also im using the stock rims.

 

This place seems to have good prices.
http://www.tiresunlimited.com/atv_tires.htm

MikeyB

 

rocky mountain atv
Clark

 

I second this. I have dealt with them many many times.

Hub

 

I think the other guys gave you some direction to go on WHERE. I was just going to comment that I really like the ITP Terra Cross tires. There are some pics in my gallery of them on my new Kawi Brute Force 750. They are more aggressive tread than stock and plow thru mud great....but are not as aggressive as some other mud tires out there. These are 6 ply tires too, so supposed to be pretty tough. I think they are going to make a great all around trail/mud tire.

 

I've used RockyMountain myself.

 

I went with High Lifter, but that may be farther away than Rocky Mountain. They have good customer service though.

 

And while we're on the subject of ATV tires, does anyone have any tire recommendations? I'm looking for a good mud tire, but nothing totally insane that is only good in the mud.

I'm keeping my stock tires on stock rims to swap back on when I don't want to tear up the ground, but I want something good and aggressive to run when we go riding and find ourselves in the mud. I'm getting a set of stock black rims to mount the tires on, so that will probably play into my sizing.

 

Cheapest I found was Rocky Mountain. Dennis Kirk claims they will beat anyones price. You could try. I usually purchase from Kirk.
Now, that said- I showed the dealer where I bought my Vinson Rocky Mountains' add for a complete 26" MudLite Kit on ITP C5's- they beat it by 40$.
Good Luck--

 

I put ITP Mudlite XTRs on my wifes Grizz. So far we love them. We have well over 1000 miles on them and you can barely tell they have been used. They are wearing like iron and get great traction on everything but loose gravel. She ran them in the black hills and Colorado this year and they grabed at everythnig we could throw at them. They are heavier than stock because of there 6 ply rating so they do rob a little power but not much.


They would have pulled her rite threw this gumbo mess had she not stopped to ask if she should continue on. I think had she tried she probobly could have drove it out of this but we wincher her out backwards to minimize trail damage.

 

If you want super-cheap, this place usually has blem/grindoff's at $37.50 each, with free shipping.

http://www.nebraskatire.com/

As far as a good mud tire that handles trail riding well, I also think the Mudlite XTR (radials) or slighty less agressive ITP Terra Cross would be my top choices.

E-bay has some good deals on either from time to time. I've heard of some folks getting excellent prices on the "buy it now or best offer" deals.

 

Speaking of this Jeff we need to do some riding! I am goin to be in the midst of lookin for new tires for my quad soon I like the looks of the mudlites also good tire and wear like scrap iron

PS stay as far away from Big Buck ATV I got took for about 200 dollars and never have recived my stuff from last year they have a BBB complaint aginst them so far i have not been able to get my money. she wont return there calls nor mine or my emails. They used to be a great company i dont know what happen

 

Hey Dodgecowboy, yeah, I'd like to get an ATV ride in sometime soon.

I'd assume McCubbin's Gulch, and Morrow County ATV park are both snowed in... I might try to hit Tillamook sometime in March...

 

Maxxis Bighorn Radials!!!

 

Looking at my atv i have 25x8-12s on the front and ont the back i have 25x11-12s the mud lite xtrs dont have the 25x11-12s but they do have a 26x11-12 would this be a ok size to run?