Full Set ATV/UTV Tires 26x9-12 26x9x12 Front 26x11-12 26x11x12 Rear 10275/276

First of all, a lot of people claim they smell really bad. They smell like tires haha. These have deep tread that handle mud and rocks well. Took them out for a solid test ride and put 50 miles on them. Climbed steep, rugged, rocky terrain with ease. Drove through mud like nothing. Flew down gravel roads at 50 mph and barely noticed large pot holes at high speeds. All in all, these tires handle great and seem extremely durable. My only complaint was the rear tires were extremely difficult to mount at home even with the proper (tools) bars. If you don't have the tools consider having them mounted at a shop.

Was unsure of the quality when bought online, but think it has been over a year and they have held up. I use in the woods in getting to places tractor won’t go, when cutting fire wood. This means running over some rough terrain with sticks, etc. No problems with punctures etc so far. And the price was below others. We will see how they age but currently would recommend for the price

After several trips these tires have held up great on the mountains that I ride that are very rocky. Also great around the yard these tires don't tear up the grass which is another bonus. Just aggressive enough to not have to flip into 4x4, but not enough to make the ride uncomfortable around the house on flat ground.

Great for the price and fast delivery.

I’ve had these 2 years now, (12-22) and as time goes on it’s apparent these aren’t the equal of a lot of other tires that are out there. i use them on a UTV, daily ranch use. I’ve got a lot of huisache thorns, and while that’s a constant battle with any tire, (sealants, plugs and patches, etc.) these seem to be affected significantly more, and treadwear is quite rapid. i finally had one of them yesterday that was “unrepairable”, and I had kept the best of my old OEM tires when i originally put them on as emergency spares: the stored OEM tire with 4 full years under its belt (12-18 until i got these tires) which i pulled out for the replacement had fully double the tread remaining as compared to this tire. I’ve got a second UTV with 10 year old 489 Carlisles that have a similar amount of tread wear as these. They just seem to have used soft rubber of low quality, judging by looking at them after being on there in use for a while, with cracking rubber and such.. They’re certainly among the cheapest tires you can get here, but I guess you get what you pay for. I’ll soon get another full set, and i’ll go ahead and bite the bullet this time and get a more high quality tire. If you don’t use the UTV much and don’t have a lot to spend, they’ll probably work for you. Heavy use like I put them through is NOT their place: basically false value when applied over the life of the tire.