Review on 🚜 Enhanced Carlisle Field Trax All-Terrain Vehicle Tire by Stephen Thomas

These tires are a bit oversized (fitted on Honda ATC 200ES machines) as I was only able to replace 25x12x9 tires with only 25x13x9 tires, but they fit about 2mm spacing on each side of the front fork. The rear tires have great clearance over the entire circumference. First, the weight of these tires is about three times that of the original, and the thickness of the sidewall and base of the tread is also significantly greater than the original. Considering the original tires lasted about 30 years on any terrain (yes they had to be replaced for a while!) I hope they stand the test of time. Also of note is that I treat all of my tires with 303 Protectant and this greatly extends the life of each tire in terms of weather exposure (e.g. dry rot). So JMMV. I don't have a picture of the old tires beforehand, but one of the cars in the back has standard size tires (fitted about 13 years ago) and you can see that the new tires are significantly larger. . I was expecting them to be an inch wider than the old ones, but they're also a bit taller. I mounted them myself which was an incredible PITA and a big challenge compared to more conventional (thinner and larger rim sizes) four wheel tires. I strongly recommend going to a tire shop! Worth the typical setup price ($20-$25 per tire here). They offer a smooth and quiet ride with excellent cushioning at around 7psi. I only got it a week ago but the price is worth it. Made in the USA.