HOW DO 72in and 64in Maverick X3's COMPARE on a ROCKY TRAIL?

Matt and I compare our 72 inch and 64 in inch wide units on a steep, snow covered, rocky mountain trail! Stay with us as we make it to a lake, get stuck, cut trees, and more!

[@johnkaminski646]

Put some studs in them tires it will make all those tight areas a lot easier.

[@montanamountainutv]

I agree! I did stud some ITP Black water tires with Grip studs. Awesome ice traction

[@bradybenton67]

Thats the kinda trails we ride on up here in the great white north ,love good snow ride,Kootenays,1 hour north of Spokane wash,you making great videos guys,,THANKS ,YOUR friends from the North🇨🇦🇺🇸👍🏻

[@montanamountainutv]

Thank you for reaching out! I would love to ride up there. Snow wheeling is the best! Have an awesome day, brother!

[@valet132011]

You always have the best trails to ride.

[@montanamountainutv]

My friends say "Will Trail" lol. Thanks for watching!

[@tharding250]

Great video! What kind of front window on your X3? Thanks.

[@montanamountainutv]

Thank you! That is a glass windshield from UTV source. I have the same brand on my polaris. Best bang for the buck! $500 with a wiper. Appreciate ya watching!

[@redstarcluster-]

I wonder if skinny tires would cut through the snow better?

[@montanamountainutv]

When there is no base, yes. Then you can cut to the dirt or rock under. Wider seems better when you need to float.

[@thelifeoffastony1157]

Let more air out...seems like there's too much.

[@montanamountainutv]

You are not wrong! There is a fine line between too low and too much air! Matt usually runs about 5-6psi. I run as low as 3psi. Thanks for watching!