#1 2008-05-03 11:15:42

chuck b

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From: pa

Registered: 2008-04-25

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Re: tires

Hi everyone! i'm looking to buy some new skins for my 660 rhino and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions.I live in pennsylvania and ride alot of wooded trails ,gas well roads ,and hardpacked,but i need something that's gonna be good in the snow too.The stock tires just aren't cutting it and I would like to go with a set of 26's to get some more clearance. Any input would be appreciated! thanks!

mbroyles

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From: Phoenix, AZ

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Re: tires

Hey Chuck,
Do a search on this forum for 'bighorn' for others who have reported their experiences with the Maxxis Bighorn tire. The Maxxis Bighorn radial is probably one of the best all around tires for your Rhino. Durable, smooth ride, and great traction. Good for all different types of riding conditions.

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Fasttrax

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From: West Jordan, Utah

Registered: 2007-06-20

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Re: tires

I see many with the Bighorns, probably more popular than any other tire. I have Terracrosses on mine and have been pleased, but I did get a screamin' deal on them too. All of them tend to run taller than normal, a 26" is going to be around 27" tall.

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Badley

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From: Spanish Fork, Utah

Registered: 2007-02-14

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Re: tires

I run Bighorns (26" - actuall 27") and love em. Do the search Mark suggested for more info.

chuck b

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From: pa

Registered: 2008-04-25

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Re: tires

thanks for the input.a buddy of mine has the terracross tires on his and he said they really go good but they're wearing really fast and he keeps getting flats. the dealer that i bought my rhino at was telling me the bighorns run a little tall like you guys were saying.

Badley

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From: Spanish Fork, Utah

Registered: 2007-02-14

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700 miles on mine from trails, hardpack, sand and lots of rocks! Wearing great - no flats  I saw a post that a guy claimed 3k miles before replacing his. They are probably heavy for the sand but still do well with 4lbs of air.

1Q113

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Registered: 2007-03-22

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Re: tires

bighorns all the way  8)