Honda Talon X Gets 32" Maxxis Carnivore Tires

[@cricketsthings3103]

amazing Trail !

[@nhohrvsnowmobile6019]

12/12 Update - Under extreme compression conditions I have found some slight rub marks on the inside front wheel wells. There's no physical damage, and I could not hear or feel any rubbing while driving. And after taking all variables into consideration: ride comfort, rock & mud handling and extra ground clearance I believe that the tire benefits out weigh the slight rubbing condition. If I notice a decay or any deformation within the wheel well, I will install 1" spacers. But for now I'm leaving everything "As Is"

[@emmettmusa1808]

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[@isaacharold1927]

@Emmett Musa yea, been watching on InstaFlixxer for months myself :)

[@Americanboy5150]

So 32 is problem . I want to change my tires but more like AT’s . Less aggressive. Would you know I’d Maxxis makes something like that ? Thank you

[@greenrancher350]

Nice! The clearance in the video of the back is that with or without rear wheel spacers?

[@nhohrvsnowmobile6019]

Thanks, I'm real happy with the tires. There was just enough clearance to avoid the use of spacers.

[@greenrancher350]

@@nhohrvsnowmobile6019 Sweet, I didn't know if I had to buy spacers or go with aftermarket wheels to get 32's to fit. Now I know. Thanks

[@nhohrvsnowmobile6019]

@Razors Edge Adventures Front clearance shown is with the wheels completely turned. There's no rubbing that I can see. I've put on about 100 miles so far on the tires here in New Hampshire.

[@nhohrvsnowmobile6019]

@Razors Edge Adventures I have not tested the clearance at full compression. Thanks for bringing that up, it's something I overlooked being New to SxS's. While I'm not doing any rock crawling in NH, I have hit some good ledge drop off points that would certainly compress the front shocks pretty good. I have not noticed any rub marks at the end of my rides, perhaps because my wheels are straight on the aggressive terrain. Some other people that have switched over to 32's mentioned a brief period for the transmission CPU to learn & adjust to the bigger tires, but I haven't noticed. Shifting and acceleration is as smooth as the 28's. I'll check more closely when I can, we just got 18" of snow, time to ride the Snowmobile now.

[@nhohrvsnowmobile6019]

@Razors Edge Adventures Just got 18" of powder. Time to put the Talon away. Picked up a 2020 Skidoo Renegade Adrenaline Ace Turbo. Can't wait to take the first ride

[@brettstevanus3241]

Are you running 32 X10 X15 on stock front and rear rims?

[@nhohrvsnowmobile6019]

Yes, 32-10-15 on front and rear stock rims

[@zacmcgowan3079]

How tf you find them

[@wyattotto869]

use ant spacers on rear

[@davehenneman2298]

Looks like you really chewed your rims up. Thanks to bad. ☹️

[@gjgdas]

Yeah, here in NH we have very sharp rock rubble, especially at the higher elevations. It's part of the riding experience and to be expected.

[@garywarren4964]

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