tire sizes
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lots of sizes. as long as the last number is the same as your rim size. blaster rears are 8s and i think the fronts are 10s? or 11s.... not sure. but i am gonna get 20x10-8s pretty soon for the rear of my quad. some dude has 2 holeshots for sale brand new for 65 a pair
the end of the number in the tire has to end in an 8. such as 20-11-8, 22-10-8, 18x10x8
the front tire number has to end in a 10.
the front tire number has to end in a 10.
you also want the width of the tire the same or greater than the width of the rim, you dont want it smaller.
like if your rim is 8x8, you will want to run tires that are NNx8x8, NNx9x8, and so forth.
if your rim is 8x9, you will want to run tires that are NNx9x8, NNx10x8.
tire sizes are tire hieght x tire width x rim hieght
rim sizes are rim hieght x rim width
like if your rim is 8x8, you will want to run tires that are NNx8x8, NNx9x8, and so forth.
if your rim is 8x9, you will want to run tires that are NNx9x8, NNx10x8.
tire sizes are tire hieght x tire width x rim hieght
rim sizes are rim hieght x rim width
I've heard mixed reviews. It seems that the price of tires in general has went up since I last bought some. I have a friend who just spent 280 on 4 holeshots, seems steep but they hook up great. I guess I've heard that holeshots seem to wear faster than other brands, maybe they're made of a softer compound. Or maybe that's just the MXR's
theyre really popular so id say theyre good....thats probly what im gonna get when my balloons wear out, that or razr 2's.....
yeah holeshots wear faster. i have ridden both tires. holeshots are softer rubber and the type pf riding i do, they wear fast. and i have razrs on my warrior and they are harder rubber and wear not as fast. but the razrs seem to have a thinner sidewall. maybe just me, but they seem to take screws and stuff easier than holeshots
