Need tire recomendations

[Savingplanetearth]

The tires on my Foreman are a mismatch from heaven, all 4 tires are different and there's even one that's not the same size as the others. I plan to fix this and get a new set, but I'm not sure which ones to go for, so I could use some suggestions. I mostly do hard packed surfaces with a bid of mud, but nothing too crazy

 

[HondA11y]

I'm curious to know for how long you've had all tires mismatched?
That could've compromised your experience and could cause serious damage down the line.
Anyway, for hard-packed surfaces with some mud, a good all-around aggressive all-terrain tire would likely serve you well.
Check out Maxxis Bighorns or ITP Terracross tires for that kind of mixed riding.
They offer a good balance of traction without being overly aggressive!

 

[Blue_eyes]

I was in the same boat with my old Foreman, I had three brands and one odd size, I switched to a full set of ITP Mud Lite ATs, and the ride instantly felt smoother with way better traction and so far, no regrets!

 

[Andrew110]

I'm curious to know for how long you've had all tires mismatched?
That could've compromised your experience and could cause serious damage down the line.
Anyway, for hard-packed surfaces with some mud, a good all-around aggressive all-terrain tire would likely serve you well.
Check out Maxxis Bighorns or ITP Terracross tires for that kind of mixed riding.
They offer a good balance of traction without being overly aggressive!

I'd have to disagree a bit while those tires are decent, I've found they can still be too aggressive for hard-packed trails and wear quicker than expected. Matching tires also isn't just about damage, it's key for consistent handling.

 

[6rizzly_riv4l]

Yeah, mismatched tires mess with your ride and wear out fast. For those tough trails with a bit of mud, all-terrain tires like Maxxis Bighorn or ITP Terracross are a solid bet. Sticking with the same tires? Best way to keep things balanced and make them last.

 

[ThrottleJunkie]

You're spot on, matching tires really does help avoid uneven wear. All-terrain options mentioned above provide fantastic traction in muddy conditions, making them perfect for challenging trails.

 

[Savingplanetearth]

I'm curious to know for how long you've had all tires mismatched?
That could've compromised your experience and could cause serious damage down the line.
Anyway, for hard-packed surfaces with some mud, a good all-around aggressive all-terrain tire would likely serve you well.
Check out Maxxis Bighorns or ITP Terracross tires for that kind of mixed riding.
They offer a good balance of traction without being overly aggressive!

Not sure how long the previous owner had this setup. Anything I can do to check or make sure I don't get stranded in the middle of nowhere?