@TheDonkerzGJ , check the oil and see if it is milky. I cant believe that what u explained would cause that. If the oil is not milky then the motor should be fine. Check the spark plug next. I do spray mine down with liquid wrench after i wash mine.
Well, you can try ebay. Sometimes you can find some used tires on there. Also, if you go to a dealer that sell tres, dont give them what they are asking. The have some negotiating room built in. On average, you will pay about $70 or $80 a tire. They have gotten expensive. You know how it goes... supply and demand.
If u r referring to swamplites, I would say no. Only because they r a softer compound rubber & they will wear out faster on harder surfaces. If u dont do much mud riding, u can afford to go with a little heavier tire. Most people run swamplites because theyre lighter. With the type of riding u just mentioned, I would go with a MudTrax, BearClaw, MudGear (if u can find them), Swampfox AMS or something with a harder compound that will hold up longer on harder surfaces. Something more allterrain.
What all mods does he have on that 420? I have a new 2010 rancher 420, and im looking into getting swamplites for it. Do the 28's rub anywhere at all? Also whats the width on them? -thanks
@TheDonkerzGJ , check the oil and see if it is milky. I cant believe that what u explained would cause that. If the oil is not milky then the motor should be fine. Check the spark plug next. I do spray mine down with liquid wrench after i wash mine.
Well, you can try ebay. Sometimes you can find some used tires on there. Also, if you go to a dealer that sell tres, dont give them what they are asking. The have some negotiating room built in. On average, you will pay about $70 or $80 a tire. They have gotten expensive. You know how it goes... supply and demand.
At about 48 sec. is where you can see it best. Its right next to his cooler.
Yeah man. the 420 is hard to beat... regardless on the straight axle.
Yeah, you can hardly see it from the angle. It is behind his cooler.
If u r referring to swamplites, I would say no. Only because they r a softer compound rubber & they will wear out faster on harder surfaces. If u dont do much mud riding, u can afford to go with a little heavier tire. Most people run swamplites because theyre lighter. With the type of riding u just mentioned, I would go with a MudTrax, BearClaw, MudGear (if u can find them), Swampfox AMS or something with a harder compound that will hold up longer on harder surfaces. Something more allterrain.
Does he have a snorkel on that? Sweet vid though man
I believe those are 28 maybe 30 swamplites
ok thanks
@honda5229 They would probably do pretty good.
What all mods does he have on that 420?
I have a new 2010 rancher 420, and im looking into getting swamplites for it. Do the 28's rub anywhere at all? Also whats the width on them?
-thanks
ok thanks i would be runnin probably 28's on a foreman 500
would u recomend them for trails gravel and a little bit of mud
bet that water is
cold
hey man i really need some tires but i dont wanna pay what they cost new any ideas
wat size r those swamplites???
did you ever get in running??
would you recommend these tires for creek ridn
No sir
28's
what u runnin on that how many inches
are u selling any? I'm looking to buy one