From Fat Tire Knobby's to....

Nvreloader

Western Nevada
Region
USA
Well Guys,
It's time to put new shoes on the Wart Hog bike,
have over 2800 miles of hard trail riding on the 26" x 4.5 OEM's tires and they are gone..

I want to go to a semi heavy Hiway tread in the center with knobs on the outside edges,
this is for 26" x 4"/3" wide tires, for the front and close spaced knob's on the rear..
This bike spends 90%+ off road trail riding and rest on paved roads.

I found some some tires that fit, but they are not made/stocked any more,
so on the hunt for some new one's.

Ya, I know, there's probably less than a half dozen of us the ride FT bikes...here,
but I'll ask anyway.....

The question, I don't understand is this = TPI counts for these tires,
they are saying a 30 Tpi count is stronger/more puncture proof than 120 Tpi count tire??
Just don't seem right.

Your thoughts and suggestions.....
 
If you put some tannus liners in, you won't have to worry about puncture. I have around 1,200mi on my 4.8's and never a puncture. I'll be interested to see what you go with, but I still have a ways to go on my tires.
 
Mr. Hyak
The only thing I have done to these OEM tires is add Flat Out and these HD tubes
I have liners ready, when I change to new tires, I'll probably add the Terry liners also.
I just got to find the best tire for where I ride.
Tia
 
Quite fond of the tires that came stock on Fättie (RST, not foldable). Over 3300 miles on the rear and only now needing replacement.

I can’t find these for sale, even though they were OEM’d by Juiced when I bought my bike. I’m simply not having all that white lettering on the ones I can order.

Let us know what you end up choosing.
 
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