Got some ordered for a x-900. I'll post when I get them, get them mounted and checked out.
Time to change the tires on the RTV900
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Got some ordered for a x-900. I'll post when I get them, get them mounted and checked out.
Thanks for following this. Look forward to your info.
Nice to hear they got there that quick.
splitlogger
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dan900 I am waiting????
That's right and they sure look nice ! collie
It's been all of 11 1/2 hours since I posted!
As I originally said, I will update after I receive the tires, get them mounted, and check things out.
splitlogger
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Was not trying to bother you. I understood what you stated. What I meant was I will be waiting no matter how long it takes. Try to have a good day.
Just got them mounted and installed.....and I couldn't be happier. I don't think I could have gone to 27's, but those might have worked as well. There's not a lot of clearance left with the 26's, but these look so much better than the stock sizes.
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Replacement tires for RTV900
I recently purchased a set of Kenda Executioners for my RTV900. I really like them and havent had to put it in four wheel drive yet. The size I bought was 26X10X12 for the front and 26X12X12 for the rear. The only issue I had was the wheels that I installed them on was John Deer aluminum wheels. These wheels did not clear the rear shock tower so I had to install 1" aluminum spacers on the rear. I am sure if I had stayed with the stock steel wheel that would not have been an issue. I didn't have any issues with rubbing.
I recently purchased a set of Kenda Executioners for my RTV900. I really like them and havent had to put it in four wheel drive yet. The size I bought was 26X10X12 for the front and 26X12X12 for the rear. The only issue I had was the wheels that I installed them on was John Deer aluminum wheels. These wheels did not clear the rear shock tower so I had to install 1" aluminum spacers on the rear. I am sure if I had stayed with the stock steel wheel that would not have been an issue. I didn't have any issues with rubbing.
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For your use they should keep you from walking home or back to the camp. I don't drive my BEs in the yard neither, as we call it here in my part of the south 
. If I did ...boy hidee.... Or even worse, get that heavy machine on the fragile stone tile sidewalk.. triple boy hidee.. .. Congratulations ! collie
. If I did ...boy hidee.... Or even worse, get that heavy machine on the fragile stone tile sidewalk.. triple boy hidee.. .. Congratulations ! collieAgree, that's why I just stay off my lawn with mine.
If it 's a problem, you might could use your old tires on a cheap set of rims and change them out seasonally. I used to do that in the old days to save wear on my grippers. I think that if you don't turn sharply and stay off during wet weather, you should be ok- during dry weather I leave no noticeable trails when I have to do cleanup.
I have to go around the sidewalk regardless because the stone" mason" put the stones down slightly over the edge and no mortar there so...what a mess... can't get the zero turn on them neither. collie
I have to go around the sidewalk regardless because the stone" mason" put the stones down slightly over the edge and no mortar there so...what a mess... can't get the zero turn on them neither. collie
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I just put a set of Carlisle ACT HD's on a couple weeks ago. I was really worried about the load rating as i found i have used my RTV for hauling some pretty good loads. I used 25X11X12 all the way around so i can rotate them. They are Made in US, really aggressive, and I have not used the 4 wheel drive since and it is muddy right now in NE PA. Time will tell, but so far I really like the radials.
