P1000 Tyre problems

[dsa]

I have owned a pioneer 1000 -3 for 6 months and I am already having to change my Black ST 8 ply tyres supplied with my new 1000. I took them off today and I counted 19 tyre plugs I have had to put in them over the course of 6 months to keep them up. The unit is operated on a farm in sometimes rough going but the performance of these tyres is hopeless especially given the amount you pay for a new pioneer. I operate 2 honda 500 ATV's in the same environment on 6 ply tyres and get about 18 months from them with the occassional tyre plug needed. I have owned hondas for many years but this is pretty ordinary from a company that should do better.

 

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[JTW]

Fill them with foam

 

[ohanacreek]

I have owned a pioneer 1000 -3 for 6 months and I am already having to change my Black ST 8 ply tyres supplied with my new 1000. I took them off today and I counted 19 tyre plugs I have had to put in them over the course of 6 months to keep them up. The unit is operated on a farm in sometimes rough going but the performance of these tyres is hopeless especially given the amount you pay for a new pioneer. I operate 2 honda 500 ATV's in the same environment on 6 ply tyres and get about 18 months from them with the occassional tyre plug needed. I have owned hondas for many years but this is pretty ordinary from a company that should do better.

Understand your disappointment relative to the other tires. The BlsckStones are 4 ply I thought?


Completely separate, what the heck are you driving over that damages tires in general like that??

 

[ToddACimer]

I would replace them with an LT tire or fill them with Quadboss tire sealant. For best results you could do both

 

[Plumber32]

If your not in a lot of mud go to a desert tire. My tensor regulators are steel belted and 8 ply. Been indestructible so far over 2200 miles on them not one plug and hardly any wear. A lot of tires with same tread pattern. And most will treat you well. One company has a 10 ply out. They also do really well in snow.

 

[HondaTech]

I agree those tires have to be one of the worse oem optioned tires out there. Plus their an odd ball size, not alot of 27 inch tires for a 12 inch rim. I think Maxxis might have a Bighorn in that size now.