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Keyword: 4 wheeler tires
4 wheeler tires
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Wow! 4 wheeler tires...these are always great.
When you're talking 4 wheeler tires, you could be talking
many things. Perhaps you're an enthusiastic quad rider or
perhaps you've got a mighty mud machine. Some people are
talking about their street rig that occasionally has to get
through some rough terrain- whether it be for work or play.
You need to decide what sort of terrain you're going to be
using your 4 wheeler tires on. Maybe you'll need to make some
concessions. Maybe you'll buy yourself a couple of sets of
wheels and tires so you can have your cake and eat it, too.

Start looking at tackling serious terrain in your everyday
vehicle like mud, sand or rock and you're starting to look at a
serious suspension upgrade. It could be a can of worms if you
get too serious.
Time to get a quad?
Or, it could be time to get yourself a quad or ATV.
The market for 4 wheeler tires is enormous, there are mud
tires, race tires, trail tires for dirt riding or purpose built
sand tires. Most lines are designed for quads and full sized
vehicles. Somewhere in there you'll find gear for dune buggies
and other purpose built offroaders.
Remember to Check Your Tires Regularly
Check your tires for unusual wear patterns and check your
tire pressures. Low tire pressures are ideal for mud and sand
but if you use your tires on sealed surfaces or trails with low
pressures, they will generate more heat and wear a lot
faster.
If your tires are wearing unevenly it could be a sign of
incorrect inflation pressure or suspension problems. For
example, over-inflated tires will tend to wear out the centre
of the tread.
Pressure gauges are commonly available at supermarkets and
auto parts stores and are a good investment. They're a must for
any basic tool kit and the few bucks you spend on one will
return its investment ten fold with money saved on new
tires.
Keeping It Clean Inside And Out
Some people think it's a great look when you have mud
hanging off your vehicle and develop a certain amount of pride
from it. True, when tackling a serious swamp or track a vehicle
will get dirty, but if you don't clean the mud off you'd be
surprised how it can effect your plaything.
This is where access to a good ramp is ideal because in most
cases, whatever filth you see on the car or quad body is twice
as bad underneath.
When mud dries it goes hard like rock, if it's clogged up
around things like drive shafts and brake systems or suspension
it can jam or wreck the components. That means paying money to
someone to fix it. So wash under your machine regularly.
Oil changes and basic maintenance is something else to consider. If
you're using your machine in dust or sand constantly you might want
to consider servicing it more than the recommended periods. Same
thing applies if you're revving your machine hard.
Look after your 4 wheeler and it will give you long and loyal
service. And... by the way if you've got a nice photo of your
fav. quad, why not share it with us? Go to
Tires Show-off... we'd love to see
it!
Did you know we have a special
place to show-off your favorite wheels?
See the Hot Wheels Show Room
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