October 2018 WOTM Arctic Cat Wildcat XX (Satin Charcoal Metallic w/Green Decals)ДЄrctic Cat: Alum Roof 36' LED Light Bar Rearview Mirror Kick Panel Bags Front (winch ready) & Rear Steel Bumpers 6' LED Light Bar Rock Sliders Trailerable Cover Green Rock Light Kit Front Swaybar Kit- Tusk: Terrabite Radial Tires Rear Window Adjustable Flag Mount- PRP: RS Seats 4.2 Harnesses- Ryco Moto: Street Legal Kit- Seizmik: Strike Side View Mirrors- Rugged Radio: XX Mobile Radio Mount RM-25R Dual Band Mobile Radio RRP660 2 Place Intercom System w/Helmet Kits & H22-Ultimate Headsets- Trail Armor: Skids A-arm & Trailing Arm Guards- MotoAlliance: Viper Elite 6000 Winch- Speedwerx: Hypershift Clutch kit PTO Output Shaft w/New Bearing & Seal Clutch Intake Kit Heavy Duty Steering Box Bushing Team Boss Driven Clutch Delrin Washers Water Pump Self Bleeding Kit- 775Fabrication: Reluctor Shield- BeamTech: H13 L.E.D. Looking for people's real world experience on this.anyone go with 27' and wish they went bigger and why? How about the opposite? Did you go too big and now you are losing too much power or having problems with things breaking? Thanks,Brendan Looking for people's real world experience on this.anyone go with 27' and wish they went bigger and why? How about the opposite? Did you go too big and now you are losing too much power or having problems with things breaking? I also understand that tire manufacturers give the tire sizes when tires are completely aired up to max however I will be running a lot less air pressure.maybe 8 pounds or so depending on where I am riding. The per tire weight difference is not much and I will gain at least another inch of ground clearance. I am particularly interested in the GBC dirt commander tires as they are 8 ply rating, affordable, and come highly rated.Дў7x9x14 - Tires are 27' tall and 9' wide and weight 25.4 poundsДў9x9x14 - tires are 29.5' tall and 8.5' wide and weigh 28.2 pounds I am at a crossroads and I am in between doing a 27x9x14 or a 29x9x14. I am looking for optimum machine performance in all conditions. Some say leave it stock and I realize that riding type will have a determining factor as well. I have spoken to people who say a 27x9 tires is the best and others say 28x10. So what is the best tire size for these little Cats? I have heard people run tires from 25' up to 32' and this will help with ground clearance but affect power. Ground clearance is an issue but on the flip side I realize that larger tires will take away some of the power from this machines. The trails come stock with 25' tires and advertise 10' of ground clearance however after a good ride my machine is a low rider and I have to crank up the shocks. Im 99.999 sure its the rim and not the tire. If I run the recommended PSI, my front left pops the bead. I solved my problem by running 20-25PSI in my silverbacks constantly. He is a sponsor on here and sells MSA and Gorilla tires.

So here it is.yet another tire and wheel thread. A good person to talk to is Matt with ATV Outfitters.

Used gorilla silverback tires