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The stock rear tires for my 2005 Rhino are worn and I'm thinking of changing them already but then again I can't find replacements. What's available in the market now is just the 26" and I'm not sure whether the rear ones can be replaced for that even though it's 1" taller? Weird. Where can I find replacements if nor?
 
The stock rear tires for my 2005 Rhino are worn and I'm thinking of changing them already but then again I can't find replacements. What's available in the market now is just the 26" and I'm not sure whether the rear ones can be replaced for that even though it's 1" taller? Weird. Where can I find replacements if nor?
You can replace to 26x10-12 and don't worry much! Hahaha it's not 1" taller it's just 0.5 inches, but you may notice slight increase in ground clearance ++ some acceleration due to the added rotational mass but yeah it's gonna be ok. Get from Amazon, they have sets like WANDA 25x10-12 for you.
 
The stock rear tires for my 2005 Rhino are worn and I'm thinking of changing them already but then again I can't find replacements. What's available in the market now is just the 26" and I'm not sure whether the rear ones can be replaced for that even though it's 1" taller? Weird. Where can I find replacements if nor?
The 26" tires should work, but it'll slightly affect your ride height and handling, I should actually say that finding the exact replacements may not be easy, but you can check out places like Rocky Mountain ATV, Tire Rack, or local dealers for good older stock.
 
2005 Rhino rear tires are usually 25in so going with 26s will lift the ride and might change how it handles just a little bit. Some run 26s for more clearance but just make sure your suspension and fenders can handle the extra inch.
 
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