[Robman]

I was very impressed with the way these tires performed. They handled everything I threw at them, from wet rocks to deep mud . And the larger tire help smooth out the ride even more. Power loses is minimal for the type of riding I do in the Ozark mountains. If your on the fence about 35s just do it. you will not regret it! it’s like a cheat code makes every thing in front of you easy .

 

[trooper]

Where did you go ride?

 

[Robman]

Where did you go ride?

Mills creek

 

[trooper]

Cool love that place.

 

[samo]

Great pics thanks. I would imagine you have some wide fenders on your to do list with all that mud.

 

[Robman]

Great pics thanks. I would imagine you have some wide fenders on your to do list with all that mud.

I really need them for my area but I just hate how they look lol.

 

[Outrun]

Looks good and reflects what everyone else with 35's say including myself.
Nice to see reviews about 35's from people who actually have 35's

 

[Alex1224]

Thanks @Robman for posting all your photos of the pro armor tires. I put mine on last night and all
I can say is damn these machines should come with these tires from the factory! Can’t wait until May to test them out on Drummond Island!

 

[Robman]

Thanks @Robman for posting all your photos of the pro armor tires. I put mine on last night and all
I can say is damn these machines should come with these tires from the factory! Can’t wait until May to test them out on Drummond Island!

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Looks good bro !

 

[Sandman_73]

Where are you guys purchasing these in 35”? Rocky Mountain dont carry that size

 

[Alex1224]

Where are you guys purchasing these in 35”? Rocky Mountain dont carry that size

I bought mine from the dealer I purchased my KRX.

 

[BobX2]

I bought mine from the dealer I purchased my KRX.

Now you just need to lose the front sway bar to keep all four tires on the ground. Looks good!

 

[Alex1224]

I would but we do all sorts of riding here in Michigan, from slow rock crawling to dirt trails to mud to sand. I want to keep them connected for the fast riding

 

[BobX2]

I would but we do all sorts of riding here in Michigan, from slow rock crawling to dirt trails to mud to sand. I want to keep them connected for the fast riding

10-4. Have you ever tried it? You might be surprised how little it affects your higher speed handling.

 

[Alex1224]

Maybe I will try it out once the snow melts!

 

[samo]

Where are you guys purchasing these in 35”? Rocky Mountain dont carry that size

Here you go. Craig is great to deal with.

PRO ARMOR CRAWLER XG TIRES from Pro UTV Parts

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www.krxforum.com

 

[Alex1224]

Where are you guys purchasing these in 35”? Rocky Mountain dont carry that size

I would try your dealer. They should give you a deal, I didn’t pay anywhere near list price for these tires through the dealer

 

[BobX2]

I would try your dealer. They should give you a deal, I didn’t pay anywhere near list price for these tires through the dealer

My dealer is the last place I would go to buy tires. A few years ago I overheard them quote a customer a price for a set of Bighorns for their atv. Their quote was over $250 more than you could buy them for online. Maybe your dealer is different, but around here that's not the case.

 

[Alex1224]

wow they need to start giving deals to their customers. I was under $1000 for 5 of them

 

[BobX2]

Yeah, they quoted them close to $850 for the set. I had recently bought a set for mine online for about $560. Discount Tire mounted them for $7 each, so I was in for a total of $590.