Garvee AT26x9-12-6PR TL KNIGHT Set of 2 ATV Trail Tires 6PR Knobby Sport Tires, Tubeless - AT26x9-12-6PR TL KNIGHT
$193.99
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| Size | 26x9-12 |
| Overall Diameter | 26 inch |
| Section Width | 9 inch |
| Rim Size | 12 x 7 inch |
| Ply Rating | 6 PR |
| Trend Deepth | 20 mm |
| PSI | 7 |
| Load Capacity | 410 LBS |
| Load Index | 49 |
| Speed Index | F |
| Compatible Vehicle Type | ATV/UTV/SXS |
| Tire Terrain Type | All-Terrain |
Garvee AT26x9-12-6PR TL KNIGHT Set of 2 ATV Trail Tires 6PR Knobby Sport Tires, Tubeless - AT26x9-12-6PR TL KNIGHT
Specifications
| Size | 26x9-12 |
| Overall Diameter | 26 inch |
| Section Width | 9 inch |
| Rim Size | 12 x 7 inch |
| Ply Rating | 6 PR |
| Trend Deepth | 20 mm |
| PSI | 7 |
| Load Capacity | 410 LBS |
| Load Index | 49 |
| Speed Index | F |
| Compatible Vehicle Type | ATV/UTV/SXS |
| Tire Terrain Type | All-Terrain |
Reviews
Customer Reviews
Work as they should. They hold up in rough ground. Time will tell how well they last. Right now, I'm very happy with them. Definitely would buy again .
Love the look of these on my ATV they look wide , but when aired up they look perfectShipping was a little slow but they may have been FedEx doing
Nice tire with an aggressive tread. Purchased 4 of these and they were tightly wrapped 2 per tire with shipping wrap. Would definitely buy again!
These fit well and look great on my Arctic Cat ATV. The tread is aggressive looking and I hope it will serve me well.
These are the best tire I’ve put on a fourwheeler as far as traction goes and a pretty fair price point I highly recommend them
Got the beer cart sittin SavagePerfect for lifted cartsTread rounds out after inflation & all doesn't touch the ground, but they're badass 👍
Thay look great. Will be adding a pair to the rear soon.
Fast delivery, now on with the tires. Less aggressive than factory tires, and lighter weight. Likely to be better for trail riding than the extreme mud tires that 4wheeler came with. Substantial lighter weight should perform better in creek rides. I don't know yet about puncture or cut resistance.Now that I've had a few days driving on them, on and though creeks across shale and gravel / small rocks. I found nothing wrong, no cuts or anything else like that. I'm still trying to find the right air pressure for my 4wheeler, place that mounted them set pressure 18-20 psi. I lowered to 15 and now dropped it to 12 probably going to need only 8 psi for trail riding. Now on actual floatation I definitely seen a improvement over stock tires and rims and a substantial change to acceleration. The 3rd photo is a comparison of the stock tires.
Tires look really good and handle great riding and steering.
Have had these on the wheeler now for just over a year, so far so good.
