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Off topic, how do you like the LT tires? I do alot of pavement driving and have been seriously considering 31x10.5r15s
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Love them for their mileage but an OHV specific tire is reported to ride softer. U picks yer poison. My first set of 6 OHV tires (2 fronts, 4 rears) only lasted 5700 miles. I’m at ~4600 miles on these and they’re still looking good, all dirt, we can’t plate here so, no pavement. I run stock wheel offsets, so I can’t rotate; I’ll buy two new rears when these are done, probably around 6 or 7000. Rough guesstimate - 12,000 miles on 6 tires.
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Well this is my first side by side so this is my baseline and I daily a 1 ton cummins so I'm used to it rough🥴
I just worry I will trash sxs tires. I picked my boy up from school today and it was a ~18 mile round trip all asphalt......
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Somebody at your dealer is a lazy f***.
That's just a lack of 4 people giving a f*** about anything to do with setup/pdi.
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The more rubber contact, the longer the life, give or take. A wide open tread, good for mud, is going to wear out fast. Any LT tire is going to last longer than most SxS tires (I think).
I’m fairly new at this myself, bought my first SxS in 2020. I recently retired from dirt bikes, aged out, didn’t want to get hurt at this point in my life. The Talon has been the perfect next step for me, it’ll keep me exploring the backcountry until my health fails.
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I'm running 31x10.5r15 milestar patagonia mt and they're great. I'm probably going to put a set om my pioneer they've worked so well.
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Update on this, the dealer made it right and mailed me a new wheel. Not sure if they got Honda to pay for it or not.
Now I have a wheel for a spare so it all worked out.
Now I have a wheel for a spare so it all worked out.
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