ITPMud Lite AT Mud Terrain ATV Tire 23x10-10

CAUTION! These tires are AGGRESSIVE. They are AWESOME in mud and heavy wet snow. That said, with my solid posi rear in my old Honda 350 TRX you can not turn without digging up anything short of a paved road. Not something you would ride around in your yard unless you really hate grass and love that "just roto-tilled" look. I wanted to be able to skid firewood logs off my hillside in 8 inches of late winter settled crusty snow. I tried chains and wasn't happy with trying to keep them on when pawing and digging. Went to these tires and WOW. Get around now AWESOME. Happy-Happy-Happy.

ITP has always had a great tire so of course I went right to the mud lite tire for my off-road tractor project. Mud lite is a staple in the ATV world and the best bang for the buck you’ll get. These hook up so hard I could never get it stuck, I actually took the winch off because I never used it anymore. As long as the tires were on the ground I was moving forward. Now they serve duty on my work mower to keep from tearing up the fields. People thing aggressive tires will tear up lawns but it’s the soft compound and soft tire that’s key. It grips instead of slips which doesn’t rip up grass. Well worth it for lawn tractors and atv’s alike

Put on a 2000 Polaris Xpedition 425, replacing what I suspect where the original equipment tires. Ordered the front 2 tires on April 2nd and they cam April 5th and I had them mounted April 6th. The back two tires I ordered on April 6th, they arrived April 9th and I had them mounted April 10th. Had the tires mounted by a local mechanic. I rode it home from having them mounted and it was a smooth ride. I choose these tires because for 3 reasons. 1 they are American made, 2 they had great reviews for use in mud and 3 they are supped to ride smooth on trails. I use my ATV primarily for hunting, so it will probably be a while before I can give a report on how they perform in the mud, but they will have to be better than the 20 year old, bald, Dunlops they replaced, having gotten stuck 2 times last season./Users/kevinbarnes/Desktop/ITP.jpeg

I purchased a set of these tires for my Dixie Chopper. I installed them accordingly and was initially pleased with the looks and tread pattern on these tires. However, after one week of just sitting in my heated shop, the sidewall completely blew out on one of these tires. The mower never moved after mounting these tires, it was just sitting in the same place while I finished servicing the mower. There is no way the sidewall should have blown out. I am out the money and will have to purchase a new set of tires if I want a match set on my mower. I wouldn't recommend purchasing these tires. They are cheap and obviously don't hold up. (I farm and have lots of experience with mounting/dismounting tires and different tire types) Put your money toward a better set.

The tires when i got them i set them next to the four wheeler and they look to be about two inches shorter then the ones i have on there now which are 22x10-10. With saying that I am also replacing the original tires on a 10+ year old atv. The new tires look to be about 2 inches shorter but about 2 inches wider. and my old ones look to be ballooned up. These tires seem to be a lot stiffer then the ones i have on there now. I will let you know what i think once i get them mounted on the rims. Ok so I have them mounted now and sit the old tire next to the new ones on the rim they where the same height, and the width looks right now. I did notice the new ones when pushed down on off the rim they did not give that much, but the old tires would fold in on themselves.updateI finally got a chance to use these tires on my 4wheeler because it has rained for the past couple of weeks. I use my atv to pull a DR mower in my back yard and tell the change in tires i have always got stuck, but not this time and this was the wettest that i have ever mowed the yard. These tires did great at gripping through the mud and water with out losing traction.

I have 4 of these 6 ply tires for nearly 2 years on my Honda Rubicon Foreman. This 4 wheeler is set up with a 25 gallon sprayer we use on the farm to kill invasive weeds like Johnson Grass and Canada Thistle. We're tilling 1200 acres and these tires put in long hours dealing with invasive weeds where the big sprayers cannot reach in our fields. After nearly 2 years of very heavy use (weight of sprayer and operator max out capacity of ATV) these tires show hardly no wear. The ATV sits out in the sun for 3/4ths of the year. The tires show no sun damage what so ever. When the time comes I'll buy ITP tires again.

Used on a Kawa Mule Pro. Purchased because they are 6 ply. After 200 miles on the ranch, the first layer of tread is worn. Also makes the utv lean more than original tires in corners. Plus is that within 400 miles I’ve ad no flat tires. Won’t be buying them againUpdate: 14 months/1200 miles later, tires worn out completely on daily farm use. Only positive is that I never had any punctures.

I bought these to replace my old OEM tires on my 4x4 Suzuki. I replaced my front tires first because shipping was slower on the larger back tires. I made it to the top of a snowy peak in four wheel drive because the front tires were so much better than the old back tires. MY back end was sliding all over and my front end stayed on track. They have an open design that makes it so the mud does not stick to the tires. I thought the price was really good compared to other tires out there.

The picture shows two tires and they are priced as such but it is only for one tire

merci j'ai recu mes pneus et comme article est décrit par le vendeur est exact

Awsome tires.