I have them on 14 inch rims on my Outy 800 Max and they are by far the best tires I have ever had. No issues with vibration and roll really well. Predictable handling and great on mixed terrain. The tires are great on the edges of ruts.
I put these on my 19 sportsman 850. They grip like something I've never felt. I was rock scrambling at 3500 feet in alaska and had no fear after getting used to them. They grab rocks like I expect a full crawler jeep to. After the first 20 mi of what I think is the most harsh you can find these are amazing!
@@ATVonDemand I noticed there isnt a ton of input on certain terrains for these tires so my goal is to give feedback when I'm in each type of terrain. Believe it or not alaska has it all....the dunes are more silt than sand but it's still fines.
@@marlocx1864 they are holding up really well. I haven't put a ton of miles on. Only about 300 but there is virtually no wear and riding up here in alaska it's a lot of loose rock. They are extremely grippy. I've been very happy
I run these on a pioneer 700-2 27x9x12 on all corners. I have 3700 miles on a set and that's all rocks and hard pack they have about 1/2 tread left so they will last. My 27's with 8 psi measure 27 5/8 tall with the machine weight on them
This is one of the best ATV tire review videos on youtube. Please do more. Kenda makes some awesome tires. I went Executioner on my Can Am.
I have them on 14 inch rims on my Outy 800 Max and they are by far the best tires I have ever had. No issues with vibration and roll really well. Predictable handling and great on mixed terrain. The tires are great on the edges of ruts.
Kenda is number 1 in off road tires nowadays, from my mower to the quad, kenda holds my line.
Have these on my arctic cat 400 4x4. Best tires I have used by far and are only around $400 for a set.
I put these on my 19 sportsman 850. They grip like something I've never felt. I was rock scrambling at 3500 feet in alaska and had no fear after getting used to them. They grab rocks like I expect a full crawler jeep to. After the first 20 mi of what I think is the most harsh you can find these are amazing!
Thank you very much for sharing your experience. Is it good for everyone when more people who have used products chime in.
@@ATVonDemand I noticed there isnt a ton of input on certain terrains for these tires so my goal is to give feedback when I'm in each type of terrain. Believe it or not alaska has it all....the dunes are more silt than sand but it's still fines.
By the way I am running a square setup of 28 11 14.
@@dustinak6937 ..how is the wear, a year out?
@@marlocx1864 they are holding up really well. I haven't put a ton of miles on. Only about 300 but there is virtually no wear and riding up here in alaska it's a lot of loose rock. They are extremely grippy. I've been very happy
What’s the maximum speed can the kenda bear claw 27x10-12 take?
I run these on a pioneer 700-2 27x9x12 on all corners. I have 3700 miles on a set and that's all rocks and hard pack they have about 1/2 tread left so they will last. My 27's with 8 psi measure 27 5/8 tall with the machine weight on them
Great feedback! Thanks for sharing.
This is like that old truck commercial for tires
Which one?
What's the biggest tire I can put on a 450 Honda forman 2003
We can't say for sure.
50 inch
Are those wheel off set 5+2?
Not a hundred percent sure. we filmed this ten years ago.
Waht saiz dis tryes
I believe these are 26 inch but you could use 25 if you want better acceleration
@01:44 This tire is relevant for me then, the wife always rides with me.
That's tuff