MAXXIS Rampage Tires, UTV And ATV
Ready To Challenge The Hardest Trails Filled With The Best Hard Pack Base, This 8 PLY MAXXIS Rampage Tires Give You That Ability, Pure Rubber Power From MAXXIS.
With a design inspired by light truck tires, the Rampage is engineered to perform off-road. An aggressive all-terrain tread pattern and 8-ply-rated radial construction allow the Rampage to handle abuse in harsh conditions and keep on going. You can get a little dusty or maybe a bit muddy, but either way you’re going on a rampage wherever you go.
An aggressive all-terrain tread pattern and 8-ply-rated radial construction allow the Rampage to handle abuse in harsh conditions and keep on going. If you’re looking for a tire that can do just about everything the Rampage will not disappoint.
- Aggressive all-terrain tread pattern
- Light Truck-Based Design
- Aggressive All-Terrain Tread Pattern
- Excellent tread wear
- 8-ply-rated radial construction
Recommended Use: All-terrain
Which tire is ideal for my ATV or UTV?
When it comes to Powersports, having tires that make UTV riding smoother is crucial. Even the tire size and tread pattern can make a huge difference. First, think about your preferred terrain and the traction you’ll require to have the experience you want.
Mud and off road tires
Finding tires for your ATV or UTV with aggressive tread can give you the necessary grip for navigating slick terrain or digging through deep mud holes. For grip on rocky desert terrain, select side x side tires with paddle-like lugs and get to the top of the dunes faster than ever. If you like to ride on the streets rather than the trails, look into D.O.T. approved tires.
Are the tires on your UTV or ATV D.O.T. approved?
Models that have received D.O.T. approval are made for pavement use and are required if you want to make your vehicle road-ready and street-legal. On congested streets, highways, and other surfaces, these side by side tires help you stay confident and safe with the right amount of grip.
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