[MudPro40]

Hello,

I am looking into getting a second set of tires for my 2010 mud pro that are more for trail riding. I have looked into the Bighorns and really like them but the price tag is high.

Thanks in advance for any information.

 

[Magrego]

Hello,

I am looking into getting a second set of tires for my 2010 mud pro that are more for trail riding. I have looked into the Bighorns and really like them but the price tag is high.

Thanks in advance for any information.

You should be able to get a set for $600-$700, I’ve a set for $600 with less than 2k mile

 

[Farrix]

Watch for rzr and can-am takeoffs. Black waters are great also, better lateral stability than bighorn. XTRs are a solid trail tire, so are MSTs. Carnivores if you're going that large

 

[Wallamatogus]

I can vouch for the MST's. Had them on my 700 Diesel for years. Had 30" Mudzillas before, the MST's were a great upgrade, even better in mud.

 

[Pokitren]

I can vouch for the MST's. Had them on my 700 Diesel for years. Had 30" Mudzillas before, the MST's were a great upgrade, even better in mud.

How long will the MST be good for active driving? Five years or ten? Or how long?

 

[Farrix]

Really tough to say, depends on driving conditions and storage, if you park someplace high, dry, and out of sunlight they can last a long time. If you drive 1000 miles a year on hardpack/asphalt that will obviously diminish their span. from what I know of them 4-6 years is probably a pretty safe bet with proper care.

 

[Pokitren]

Really tough to say, depends on driving conditions and storage, if you park someplace high, dry, and out of sunlight they can last a long time. If you drive 1000 miles a year on hardpack/asphalt that will obviously diminish their span. from what I know of them 4-6 years is probably a pretty safe bet with proper care.

Thank you. Four to six years seems like a long time. And since I don't ride often, I might have more