Overview
- Aggressive, skeletal tread with deep wraparound shoulder lugs
- Improved stability on tight turns and rubber-to-ground contact
- 8-ply
- Tubeless (TL)
Specifications
| Ply | 8 |
|---|---|
| Belt Type | Radial |
| Tire Position | Front, Front/Rear, Rear |
| DOT Compliant | No |
| SKU | AE143010GR |
|---|---|
| Weight | 36 lbs |
| Manufacturer Item No | AE143010GR |
| Ply | 8 |
| Belt Type | Radial |
| Tire Position | Front/Rear |
| Vehicle Type | ATV, UTV |
| SKU | AE143210GR |
|---|---|
| Weight | 42 lbs |
| Manufacturer Item No | AE143210GR |
| Ply | 8 |
| Belt Type | Radial |
| Tire Position | Front/Rear |
| Vehicle Type | UTV |
| SKU | AE122508GR |
|---|---|
| Weight | 22.8 lbs |
| Manufacturer Item No | AE122508GR |
| Ply | 8 |
| Belt Type | Radial |
| Tire Position | Front |
| Vehicle Type | ATV, UTV |
| SKU | AE122510GR |
|---|---|
| Weight | 26.6 lbs |
| Manufacturer Item No | AE122510GR |
| Ply | 8 |
| Belt Type | Radial |
| Tire Position | Front/Rear |
| Vehicle Type | ATV, UTV |
| SKU | AE142609GR |
|---|---|
| Weight | 26.6 lbs |
| Manufacturer Item No | AE142609GR |
| Ply | 8 |
| Belt Type | Radial |
| Tire Position | Front |
| Vehicle Type | ATV, UTV |
| SKU | AE142611GR |
|---|---|
| Weight | 34 lbs |
| Manufacturer Item No | AE142611GR |
| Ply | 8 |
| Belt Type | Radial |
| Tire Position | Rear |
| Vehicle Type | UTV |
| SKU | AE142709GR |
|---|---|
| Weight | 27 lbs |
| Manufacturer Item No | AE142709GR |
| Ply | 8 |
| Belt Type | Radial |
| Tire Position | Front |
| Vehicle Type | ATV, UTV |
| SKU | AE142711GR |
|---|---|
| Weight | 33.2 lbs |
| Manufacturer Item No | AE142711GR |
| Ply | 8 |
| Belt Type | Radial |
| Tire Position | Rear |
| Vehicle Type | ATV, UTV |
| SKU | AE142810GR |
|---|---|
| Weight | 33 lbs |
| Manufacturer Item No | AE142810GR |
| Ply | 8 |
| Belt Type | Radial |
| Tire Position | Front/Rear |
| Vehicle Type | UTV |
These tires are aggressive on gravel, mud, grass, and rocks, but surprisingly quiet and smooth on roads. So far, I really like them…even a little better than the Dirt Commanders they replaced (which I really liked also).
I bought 4 of these Grim Reapers for my ATV that I use on my farm. The tread wears fine but on 3 of the tires, the sidewalls got cuts in them and could not be repaired, even with installing tubes. These tires should be able to be driven over small tree branches without getting cuts in the sidewalls. They are a nice riding tire but I would never purchase them again because of the thin sidewalls.
I ride in the desert and the mountains where the terrain is sandy one minute and rocky the next. Our rides often take us 100 miles from the nearest paved road where breakdowns mean real trouble. I ride on GBC Grim Reaper’s because I trust them to get me home safely and to give me a trouble-free ride. Whether rock climbing or riding on goat trails in the mountains Grim Reapers give me the traction I need to keep me safe.
Very nice tire grooves. Great in the mud! My Yamaha hoes thru anything. The bad had to take one of the two tires Back three times to get a bead seal on tireTire still leaks some
Love the tires. With 2017 winter storms and fed ex loosing the shipping label my tires bounced twice coast to coast. Haha my tires will have more miles unused than I’ll get on them this summer.