1st ride on the new 35” trail saw tires.

Today we ride out to White Pockets and try out the new 35” Sedona Trail Saws.

[@rrosas123]

Beautiful machine you built. I was wondering how have the tires been holding up?

[@A5Off-Road]

The tires have been great. I have a couple hundred miles on them know.

[@RaginCajundogg]

I bought 1 of these as a spare and it's huge. Way too much driveline stress IMO especially climbing.

[@A5Off-Road]

We will see how the car holds up turning these big meats. Only one way to find out.

[@drummerboy11122]

These are one of the lightest 35s you can buy. Does great on mine getting beat in the south east

[@A5Off-Road]

They have been awesome tires so far. I have really enjoyed them.

[@elli003]

Were your original tires Carnivore 32"s and if so, how would you compare the 35" Trail Saws, especially on trails and dunes at Sand Hollow.

[@A5Off-Road]

The tires I took off were 32” Tusk Terrabites. I like the 35” Trail Saws so much better. They are a great all around tire.

[@jamesbusch3649]

What rear view mirror are you using and is that your backup camera also?

[@A5Off-Road]

Yes it is the can am rear view mirror that comes with the back up camera.

[@dodovfx231]

Your can am is nice

[@A5Off-Road]

Thank you.

[@mgomez475]

Did you upgrade ur clutch?

[@A5Off-Road]

Nope. My clutch is completely stock.

[@charlielake2614]

What is the actual real height of the tire? Is it true to size or a little short?

[@A5Off-Road]

When it was brand new before I put it on the car it measured 35”. I will measure tonight what it is on the car with 10 psi.

[@jeffpontius50]

What size wheel and offset?

[@A5Off-Road]

The rims are 15” diameter and 7” width. I think they are a 6-1 offset.