Was already on when I bought it. The guy told me he put one on from a rhino. Looks sick though I think.
I'd buy this bike back in minute. One of the the best one's I've owned.
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Was already on when I bought it. The guy told me he put one on from a rhino. Looks sick though I think.
I'd buy this bike back in minute. One of the the best one's I've owned.
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What's the size?
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4 Wheels? Huh?
XXXXL if you ask me.
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I wish I could tell ya. Truth be told I didn't have the bike long and never really looked at the actual size. i sold it to generate extra money for a business. I'll see if I can zoom up the pic to see.
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looks like its in the 25 inch area. most 4x4s and rhinos come with a 25-8-12 for front tires and normally 25-10-12 on the rear. of course when i say normally its like saying the 450s come with 20-11-9 tires when we all know there are exceptions.
but that would be my guess on looks and knowing whats popular in size with a tire type like that.
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25x8x12 is the stock size front for a Tri-z. The backs were 22x11x8 balloon tires stock when you get a low profile tire it makes the front look big.
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