Best Tires.?

Bighorns are a great tire but, not cheap or especialy great in mud. More of a trail tire realy. you might be more interested in ITP 589's or mudlights or even swamplights.

I do mostly trail riding, but usually there are some mudholes in them.

so i want something like a 60% trail and a 40% mud would the 589s or the mudlite be a good one.?I want strong 6 ply ones but also i want them to be light.?

I really like my Super Grip Super Lights. They look like Mud Lites but they are made with a tougher compound so they wear better and stand up to abuse on the trails better. Work well on the trails and do a good job in the mud for an all round tire. The rim gard is also a nice feature.

oh, thanks.

i will definetly check those out.

are gators a good tire or no.

my 589's are a little ruff on hard ground and a little heavy. 26" mudlites are light and very smooth on hard ground. both great in mud. 589's dig a little more where mud lite float better in water or sand

i looked at the Kenda Exucutioners on the net. they seem pretty cheap.

but are they light. somewhere near stock weight.

http://www.highlifter.com/products/tirespec.aspx just click veiw all and it will give you tire wights for most atv tires

I have mudbugs which are the same as gators imo they are not that good of a trail tire more of a medium mud tire. They ride rough and don't climb very well. maybe you could look at the new mudbug radials though at least the ride should be better.

I have the 26x10 front and 26x12 inch rear mudlights with the 12 inch 106 rims. mine are the XL so they have the 1 and 1/8 inch tread. they wrok terrific i went riding with them on sunday and i have no grip problems. and they are just as light as stock tires and rims if not a little lighter. I noticed with the new tires I accellerate a good bit faster soits a good deal i love them i got them on ebay for 573 for rims tires and lugs

thanks all.

i will definetly look into these

I have Bighorns, and they turn into slicks in the mud. They are amazing everywhere but in the mud.

For what you are describing, Mud Lites would suit you well.