Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="BrokenBackJack" data-source="post: 253607" data-attributes="member: 642">On the steel rims we used wheel weights because they looked ugly already so adding weights wouldn't hurt the look anymore.On the fancy rims we use stick on weights on the inside of the rim.&nbsp; Haven't had any come off yet and maybe we have just been lucky.On our Polaris General we put on BF Goodrich Mud Terrain T/A&nbsp; KM2's&nbsp; &nbsp; 30x9.50x15 as we drive lots of roads. Had to balance them too.&nbsp; Super quiet and being they are a light truck tire they wear like steel on a SxS.&nbsp; I see BFG makes a Mud Terrain tire for a UTV now and i think that is DOT approved.On 2 of our Sportsmans that we had they had the factory tires on, they weren't balanced from the factory and it shook like heck going down the road.&nbsp; Took them and balanced them and drove like a Sunday car going to church!Our Ranger did the same as our Sportsmans but we changed wheels and tires and balanced them right away.Have heard a lot about the inside the tire beads and read about them too.&nbsp; Haven't heard anything but good about them so they must work.&nbsp; Just never personally talked with anyone that actually used them so can't say i heard it from the horses mouth.&nbsp; I wouldn't mind trying them once.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrokenBackJack, post: 253607, member: 642"] On the steel rims we used wheel weights because they looked ugly already so adding weights wouldn't hurt the look anymore. On the fancy rims we use stick on weights on the inside of the rim. Haven't had any come off yet and maybe we have just been lucky. On our Polaris General we put on BF Goodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2's 30x9.50x15 as we drive lots of roads. Had to balance them too. Super quiet and being they are a light truck tire they wear like steel on a SxS. I see BFG makes a Mud Terrain tire for a UTV now and i think that is DOT approved. On 2 of our Sportsmans that we had they had the factory tires on, they weren't balanced from the factory and it shook like heck going down the road. Took them and balanced them and drove like a Sunday car going to church! Our Ranger did the same as our Sportsmans but we changed wheels and tires and balanced them right away. Have heard a lot about the inside the tire beads and read about them too. Haven't heard anything but good about them so they must work. Just never personally talked with anyone that actually used them so can't say i heard it from the horses mouth. I wouldn't mind trying them once. [/QUOTE]

Verification

What is the most common fish caught on this site?

Reply to thread

Recent Posts

Friends of NDA