Maxxis Bighorns

For those that had / have them, would you buy again?

For those that think they suck, tell us why.

would be very hard for me NOT to buy them. very tough, wears great, and pulls good. no complaints here.

MPower wrote:

would be very hard for me NOT to buy them. very tough, wears great, and pulls good. no complaints here.

I agree, can't complain one bit. I had a set of XTR's on my Can Am and loved them but for the Rhino I think the Big Horns are the best fit for my riding style.

I love them and had them on every utv ive had.

I bought Dodds' Big horns and rims last night and haven't been able to try them, but have heard nothing but great things about the Big horns. One thing I can say is that they measure larger than their labeled size. Most companies are short of advertised dimensions.

2 resons why i dont like them...

1 Clay had to try 2 or 3 times to climb hills
at brimstone , i went up on the first try....

2 and most important.. :D
There not MAN TIRES.....

Nuff Said.....

helky pelky Chris, everybody know its the jacket not the tars !

ChrisC wrote:

2 resons why i dont like them...

1 Clay had to try 2 or 3 times to climb hills
at brimstone , i went up on the first try....

2 and most important.. :D
There not MAN TIRES.....

Nuff Said.....

It's called the skinny-pedal on the right. Has nothing to do with the tires......Maybe Clay was having an off day, or he did'nt want to show-up man-tars................

Correction. Clay has never ran Bighorns.

I love 'em for the riding I do. If I were a mudder I'd have Swampers but thak god I'm not

Clay has run Swamplites, Terracross and the Reptiles. I have never seen him sport any other tires, except the stockers......

DoddS wrote:

Correction. Clay has never ran Bighorns.

I love 'em for the riding I do. If I were a mudder I'd have Swampers but thak god I'm not

Clay had Terracross.

wvyankee2 wrote:

DoddS wrote:

Correction. Clay has never ran Bighorns.

I love 'em for the riding I do. If I were a mudder I'd have Swampers but thak god I'm not

Clay had Terracross.

Dont thay look about the same....

DoddS wrote:

Correction. Clay has never ran Bighorns.

I love 'em for the riding I do. If I were a mudder I'd have Swampers but thak god I'm not

True, true! I ran the terracross and they were not to my style, but they were the smoothest yet. Most of my buds run the BigHorns without any issues at all. I'm diggin the Reptiles so far. I do like to try different equipment from time to time.

I have Maxxis Bighorns on my 2007 Arctic Cat Prowler XT and they really hold up in rough country. Wally Jones - Adams County OH

Chris,
Why do you need to always bust on the RZR and now the Big horns. Looks like most folks do not agree with you. Buy what you like and try offering some support from time to time on other peoples choices. There is a lot more good stuff out there than bad, (parts and stuff) and everyone has different requirements. Just cause you did not make the same choice as someone else does not mean everyone but you is wrong!

A friend of mine has a set on his rhino. 3500 miles and still going strong.

Excellent tires, on my second set. Go anywhere the supposed MAN tires will. Had a set of XTR's they go good as long as you wanna go slow all the time. If Bighorns won't get you there you probably shouldn't have been trying to get there.

Green Hornet wrote:

Excellent tires, on my second set. Go anywhere the supposed MAN tires will. Had a set of XTR's they go good as long as you wanna go slow all the time. If Bighorns won't get you there you probably shouldn't have been trying to get there.

Said like someone who knows........... I love my Big-Hornies!!!!!!!

Green Hornet wrote:

Excellent tires, on my second set. Go anywhere the supposed MAN tires will. Had a set of XTR's they go good as long as you wanna go slow all the time. If Bighorns won't get you there you probably shouldn't have been trying to get there.

i have the GBC dirt tamers. they look just like the big horns but are $100 cheaper. i have 300+ miles and there holding up great and have great traction.

What do they say?? Imitation is the best from of flatery..........

bush wrote:

i have the GBC dirt tamers. they look just like the big horns but are $100 cheaper. i have 300+ miles and there holding up great and have great traction.

Bush , How did you get them of that golf cart
without getting caught.....



Thay look pretty good. look like the real
bighorns. so you did good.....

Well, if not Man Tars, at least really mature teenage boy tars.

I talked one of my local ATV parts dealers down to below Rocky Mountain ATV's "to my door" price on a complete set of Bighorns and Rokstar wheels. I'm happy I found a guy that wanted to make a sale!
I hope to have 'em in a couple days !!

DirtDawber wrote:

Well, if not Man Tars, at least really mature teenage boy tars.

I talked one of my local ATV parts dealers down to below Rocky Mountanin ATV's "to my door" price on a complete set of Bighorns and Rokstar wheels. I'm happy I found a guy that wanted to make a sale!
I hope to have 'em in a couple days !!

DirtDawber wrote:

Well, if not Man Tars, at least really mature teenage boy tars.

I talked one of my local ATV parts dealers down to below Rocky Mountain ATV's "to my door" price on a complete set of Bighorns and Rokstar wheels. I'm happy I found a guy that wanted to make a sale!
I hope to have 'em in a couple days !!

Mind telling us what they set you back? I paid $596.60 at Rocky Mountain for 26" Bighorns on silver Delta steel, when you add in lug nuts and center caps. Thought steel would hold up better for me in the rocks, even if they are heavier...

Just wish I'd known that they aren't "Man Tars" before I spent that much money...