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Rhino 660 tire advice stick with 25s or upgrade

RhinoCeros

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During my first ride on my 2005 Rhino 660 with the outdated 3-ply tires, I bled a sidewall. Before realizing the entire set was outdated, I was only planning to replace one. For improved sidewall strength, we're considering going back to the stock 25s. The majority of my rides are on mud, gravel, and dirt roads. For that mix, are there any suggested tread patterns?
 
During my first ride on my 2005 Rhino 660 with the outdated 3-ply tires, I bled a sidewall. Before realizing the entire set was outdated, I was only planning to replace one. For improved sidewall strength, we're considering going back to the stock 25s. The majority of my rides are on mud, gravel, and dirt roads. For that mix, are there any suggested tread patterns?
have you tried a hybrid tire? it's more aggressive than an AT but not a full on mud tire
 
the "just one tire" plan that turns into a full set haha, lemme just tell you, go with something like an all terrain radial with a tighter center tread and aggressive shoulders, great grip in the mud and smooth enough on gravel. Maxxis Bighorns or Kenda Bear Claws
 
During my first ride on my 2005 Rhino 660 with the outdated 3-ply tires, I bled a sidewall. Before realizing the entire set was outdated, I was only planning to replace one. For improved sidewall strength, we're considering going back to the stock 25s. The majority of my rides are on mud, gravel, and dirt roads. For that mix, are there any suggested tread patterns?
Hmmm, honestly, going back to the stock 25s is smart for the sidewall strength you're aiming for. For mud and gravel, maybe look for tires with aggressive tread but not super chunky? Maxxis or ITP might have options for you.
 
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