New tire recomendations

any tire over 20" needs a lift

[transfixer]

I have not tried these, but have been looking at them in the event that I decide to get rid of the 22inch tires that are currently on mine, and go back down in size, this tread should be self cleaning in soft dirt and mud. The ones shown back a few posts have a reputation for clogging up and then being useless.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MUBS32A?psc=1

[GJRoberts]

[QUOTE=JaxPilot;1379473]I have these on my lifted 99 TXT. It's a Sporting Clays cart, used on several courses from Jacksonville to St Augustine to Bradford Sportsman's Farm. I also use it to drive on paved roads to the beach, and have used it lightly on hard pack sand. Pro-fit tires and wheels. They are directional and come in left and right hand versions. 22" tall, 22 PSI.

https://www.pro-fitparts.com/product...roduct_id=1311



How much of a lift kit do you need for these monsters?

[GJRoberts]

Originally Posted by transfixer

I have not tried these, but have been looking at them in the event that I decide to get rid of the 22inch tires that are currently on mine, and go back down in size, this tread should be self cleaning in soft dirt and mud. The ones shown back a few posts have a reputation for clogging up and then being useless.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MUBS32A?psc=1

Which ones have the reputation?

[transfixer]

The ones in the post directly above your last one, While the tread looks very aggressive, it isn't self-cleaning, the center portion of that tire will clog with mud or damp dirt, only the outer row on each side is self cleaning.

[JaxPilot]

I have a 5" axle lift, from All Sports, with lots of clearance, but I don't know how much you really would need to fit them. They stand right at 22" from the ground, so it could be measured and guesstimated. I was just trying to offer up another option that has known capability in similar Florida terrain.


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[GJRoberts]

[QUOTE=JaxPilot;1379644]I have a 5" axle lift, from All Sports, with lots of clearance, but I don't know how much you really would need to fit them. They stand right at 22" from the ground, so it could be measured and guesstimated. I was just trying to offer up another option that has known capability in similar Florida terrain.

I deeply appreciate your input, as well as from all others who have responded.

[transfixer]

Here is some discussion about those type tires on another thread a day or so ago.

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...-today-93.html

[dundeebarnbuggy]

There is a [kenda, I think?] 18 x 8" real ag tire. Have seen them on a work cart not far from here. He says they work real well and hum on the road but not badly considering what they are.

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