Maxxis Bighorns

I LOVE YOU GUYS !!!!!!!

Should look super on your Rhino DD!!!!

Thanks FF !!! I just finished putting them on and they DO !!

I gotta clean up and we'sa gonna go to a family thang in a little bit, so I'll try and snap a few pics when we get back.

Cant wait to see
of them thar Rockstars on it.....

Pics shortly...........

Also, forgot to ask... what air pressure(s) to use ??????

I run 9 PSI all the way around in my XTR's
and i never had a problem. but to be safe. i dont know
about a bighorn. i think 11 or 12 PSi all the way around will
be fine. any more than that. it will ride stiff....

I run the terracross xd and I run 15psi all the way around for the ground clearance.

DirtDawber wrote:

Pics shortly...........

Also, forgot to ask... what air pressure(s) to use ??????

9.5 to 10 is what I run them at DD.

Thanks fellers for the pressure recommendations !

This set looks WAY better in person. I'm totally satisfied with my purchase!

Here's a couple pics.

Sweet bro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Those are niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice.....

I kinda like the way they look without center caps. I think they'd look good with black center caps -- it makes the shiny spokes stand out...

looks tough bro!

DirtDawber wrote:

Thanks fellers for the pressure recommendations !

This set looks WAY better in person. I'm totally satisfied with my purchase!

Here's a couple pics.

Major improvment......

MAN WHEELS.....

Rhino says, 'Thanks fellers for the kind words'. :D

KentT wrote:

Those are niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice.....

I kinda like the way they look without center caps. I think they'd look good with black center caps -- it makes the shiny spokes stand out...

Kent, I liked the black center too, so I actually left the factory caps on. They fit really snug over the nut, so I just whipped out some 3M black strip caulk I had sitting around and gooped some of it around each nut and pushed and rotated the factory caps home. I tried to pull them back off using significant force and they did not budge. Seeing as there are no torque type loads present around them, I think they will stay until I pry them off if necessary.

Good job, then. All I could tell is that they were black in the center -- which I like!

DirtDawber wrote:

Rhino says, 'Thanks fellers for the kind words'. :D

KentT wrote:

Those are niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice.....

I kinda like the way they look without center caps. I think they'd look good with black center caps -- it makes the shiny spokes stand out...

Kent, I liked the black center too, so I actually left the factory caps on. They fit really snug over the nut, so I just whipped out some 3M black strip caulk I had sitting around and gooped some of it around each nut and pushed and rotated the factory caps home. I tried to pull them back off using significant force and they did not budge. Seeing as there are no torque type loads present around them, I think they will stay until I pry them off if necessary.

DD even if you get the center-caps leave the stock black-ones on!!!!!!!! They seal-out water that will seep through the axle-nut threads and get to the bearings.

Good things come to those who pate !! :D Good advice Jimbo.

Looks Great DD. Thing has got attitude now. Even if the doesn't go better than stock, you will think it does!

MAN TIRES

mud-and-guts wrote:

MAN TIRES

Now thats a Dam MAN TIRE for sure......

and whats in the middle ant to bad either....

mud-and-guts wrote:

MAN TIRES

I am not worthy...

Since the "non-man-tars" gang was able go where the "man-tars" bunch went, were we perhaps on "Girly" trails at Windrock??

Joking aside, I am thoroughly satisfied and impressed with the Bighorns !!!!!!!!

well if thats the case then my Dad's (oledragon) rhino had stock tires on it and went so instead of girly trails they must have been sissy trails. It was a great ride though

DirtDawber wrote:

Since the "non-man-tars" gang was able go where the "man-tars" bunch went, were we perhaps on "Girly" trails at Windrock??

Joking aside, I am thoroughly satisfied and impressed with the Bighorns !!!!!!!!

I've heard that Bighorns match up to Windrock's trails quite well, since there's not a lot of deep mud-bogging, but there is lot of rock-crawiing in addition to the hard-pack...

In fact, I've on the Windrock ATV club's site that they're the "preferred tire" for the mountain...

I know I certainly like mine....