[fishingdude247]

when i get my foreman, would 27-9-12 in the front and 27-12-12 in the back look weird? 3 inches is a good bit of difference. might look like a drag racer or something so if you have 27-9-12 and 27-12-12 in the back let me know so i can look at it.

 

[C1iffburton]

it will look a little bit different when looking at it from the back but if you get the correct rims then it will even them out alot more, the offset on the rear wheels are different than the front wheels so the front wheels end up sticking out more i think so that they will be more even with the rear wheels...i personally run 27x10x12 vampires up front and 27x12x12 vampires in back and i love them

 

[jaydubb]

These arn't mud tires so they will be more rounded then mine but hear are some 27x9 front 27x12 rear on itp rims.

 

[Unstuckable]

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QUOTE ("fishingdude247":3bgqeze9)

when i get my foreman, would 27-9-12 in the front and 27-12-12 in the back look weird? 3 inches is a good bit of difference. might look like a drag racer or something so if you have 27-9-12 and 27-12-12 in the back let me know so i can look at it.

Are you getting new wheels also? If not, then you'll have my problem. I have stock 8" tires up front and 26x12's in the rear. The bike does fine, honestly, not a big deal, but the only problem is it like to tip easier given the difference in width. As long as your front is close to the rear as far as width, then you'll be fine.

I can still crank donuts but it's very tricky and after a few spins it like to tip. It does fine on the trails though, no worries there.

 

[selah86]

9.5s or 10s in the front is what u want
12s in the rear is what you want.

anything smaller than 12s in the rear looks goofy to me
dont go too skinny in the front b/c it will look like bicycle tires

what kind of ridding do u plan on doing and what type of tires are u looking at buying?

 

[boss500]

28 laws 9.5 and 12.5