ATV Tyres

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ATV tyres carry your quad over sand, mud, hard pack and trail under load. This range covers Wanda, Arisun, Forerunner and AMS in front and rear fitments, from 6-ply tubeless trail patterns to 4-ply knobby ag treads. Match the rim diameter, ply rating and tread to your terrain. How to choose the right ATV tyre Ply rating decides load and puncture resistance. A 6-ply (6PR) carcass resists rock and stump damage better than a 4-ply (4PR), while 4PR ag and knobby treads stay lighter for paddock work. Tubeless (TL) construction self-seals around small punctures; tube-type (TT) ag tyres suit older rims. Read the sizing as overall diameter x width - rim, so AT20x11-8 means a 20 inch tall, 11 inch wide tyre on an 8 inch rim. Tread Ply Construction Best terrain Trail / all-terrain 6PR Tubeless (TL) Hard pack, gravel, mixed trail Knobby ag 4PR Tube-type (TT) Paddock, soft soil, farm Front directional 6PR Tubeless (TL) Steering bite in mud and sand Front and rear differ. Front tyres like the 23x8-11 run narrower for steering, while rears such as 25x10-12 run wider for drive and float. Common rim sizes here are 8, 9, 11 and 12 inch. The 145/70-6 fitment suits small youth and utility quads. Always set front and rear pressures to the manufacturer placard, fit tyres in matched pairs per axle, and replace once tread depth or sidewall damage compromises grip. Stay below the load rating moulded on the sidewall. Related: Off-Road / MX Tyres · Tubes · Tubes & Tyre Accessories · Rim Tape & Locks · All Workshop Tools & Stands Frequently asked questions How do I read ATV tyre sizes like AT20x11-8? Read it as overall diameter x section width - rim diameter, all in inches. AT20x11-8 is a 20 inch tall, 11 inch wide tyre that fits an 8 inch rim. Match all three figures to your quad before buying. What does 6PR mean and is it better than 4PR? PR is the ply rating. A 6PR carcass resists punctures and carries more load than a 4PR, which suits rocky trail and heavier quads. A 4PR is li