Looking for atv tires South Island

[mwalter]

I need to replace my worn out tires for my Honda rancher. Who carries a brand of rubber that a cheapskate can justify buying to his wife who thinks I already spend enough on hunting... I don't need best quality I ride easy and am a lightweight.

I am in mill Bay.

cheers guys

[BearStump]

try craigslist. theres lots of stock tires that peole take off of brand new machines and upgrade right away. probably find a set of 4 for $100 or less.

[srthomas75]

I agree with online. I find used Victoria is more used than craigslist though.

[BearStump]

http://kelowna.en.craigslist.ca/search/apa?query=atv+tires&catAbb=sss&zoomToPosting=&srchType=A&minAsk=&maxAsk=&bedrooms=&housing_type=

[Squamch]

Princess auto sells quad tires, dunno if they're any good though.

[huntcoop]

Don't jew out, buy some Kenda Bearclaws.

[Drillbit]

Don't jew out, buy some Kenda Bearclaws.

That's what I was going to say!

I think you can even get them at Canadian Tire now too

[t-rexer]

I've got some maxis what ever they are off my kawasaki teryx 12" rim 26" tire $70 takes them I'm out in sooke. Plenty of tread left. Pm me if interested

[huntcoop]

I've got some maxis what ever they are off my kawasaki teryx 12" rim...

I don't believe those will fit, if memory serves the rears are 11" on Hondas. I have a set of stock Dunlops that came off my Honda Rancher. I'm in Shawnigan, PM me if your interested.

[nerka992003]

Mudlites on sale at quadshop 35% off I do believe they ship for 26.00 a set

[Singleshotneeded]

Go online and buy a set of four new standard issue tires, from a guy that's upgrading his...I sold mine for $100 for the set.

[Spokerider]

kenco in sooke

[huntcoop]

Go online and buy a set of four new standard issue tires, from a guy that's upgrading his...I sold mine for $100 for the set.

Thats what my Dunlops are, took then off to upgrade to the Bearclaws.

[Drillbit]

After around 10,000km BearClaws will be down to about the same tread depth as a factory tire.
Plus they're 6 ply, so you don't have to worry about punctures, just make sure they're put on right so there's no bead leaks.

They aren't the best for mud, or snow, or pavement, or turf, or sand......but for all around, they are the best I've used. Worn out 4 sets, and have worn out sets of many other brands too.

Try a set out

[375 ultramag]

If your up in Parksville go to Spunky's. lots to choose from there