Was curious if there is a cheaper route you can do on a 1981-86 8 wheel argo. As for what I found the regular argo tires are around $200 a tire. Just curious if there is a cheaper tire to just drive around grid roads and a little fun in the mud. Thanks.
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Originally posted by tscheuer View PostWas curious if there is a cheaper route you can do on a 1981-86 8 wheel argo. As for what I found the regular argo tires are around $200 a tire. Just curious if there is a cheaper tire to just drive around grid roads and a little fun in the mud. Thanks.See my photos here.
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Last edited by plott hound; 10-09-2017, 07:23 PM.
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Originally posted by plott hound View Postroyal distributing sells a good replacement tire made by duro.
Are they good for water propulsion?See my photos here.
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Originally posted by plott hound View Postroyal distributing sells a good replacement tire made by duro. and remember google is your friend.
2017 Spring/Summer Catalogue
They are a little bit wider than my other tires but I can keep the old ones for when running my tracks.See my photos here.
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I run these in 22" on a max2, price definitely played a factor.
Don't use it to swim much, they do awesome in the mud, they do NOT skid well on pavement, but i rarely have to turn on it at all. I'll be removing the extra lugs between chevrons as soon as I get my machine back from getting some mods done. (and find some time)
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Originally posted by snaps10 View Posthttps://simpletire.com/deestone-22-1...SABEgJXPPD_BwE
I run these in 22" on a max2, price definitely played a factor.
Don't use it to swim much, they do awesome in the mud, they do NOT skid well on pavement, but i rarely have to turn on it at all. I'll be removing the extra lugs between chevrons as soon as I get my machine back from getting some mods done. (and find some time)sigpic
My new beer holder spilled some on the trails - in it's hair and down it's throat.
Joe Camel never does that.
Advice is free, it's the application that costs.
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Originally posted by ARGOJIM View PostI was hoping someone would remove the knobbies and report back on the tire then.
Was going to try cutting them this week, but have to replace a starter in it now. Always something to play around with
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Need new tires but price is the biggest factor here.
What are your opinions between these two tires? Carlisle Stryker or the Duro (Deestone).
Similar tread design and price point. I will be considering removing the small lugs between the ribs.
Not going to be used primarily in the water but do want to use the first A in AATV once in a while.See my photos here.
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Carlisle is big full 22" or so and wide 12" will not fit in tracks, Duro is about or under 22" and narrow.sigpic
My new beer holder spilled some on the trails - in it's hair and down it's throat.
Joe Camel never does that.
Advice is free, it's the application that costs.
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