Tusk Terrabite medium/hard terrain UTV tires tested in the snow. 2015 RZR 900 EPS Trail

[@TheRealRenn]

I used a tire grooving tool on my 32” terribites and it changed the performance of the tires considerably (for the better) They now hook up on hardpack snow/ice and bite well in the deep snow. We typically run through 1 to 1-1/2 ft of snow here in Idahooo with no problems. The other guys have carnivores and we stay right with them in the deep stuff. My $0.02

[@shaunjones7272]

Details on what u did with tire groover? What cut did u do?

[@rzrpap]

Good review. I finally got to try mine in the snow yesterday about the same amount as you had out there. We are expecting a pretty good storm over the weekend so I should get a chance to try them in a much deeper snow. Keep the videos coming love seeing the rides from different parts of the good old USA.

[@georgemurphy2922]

What size did you get? Stock wheels? Thanks.

[@ramblingadventures]

Yep, original stock wheels. I did a review which has the sizing here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGKqo51pmJp2jNE

[@joeolma9181]

What tire pressure were you running, did you think about airing down to gain traction.

[@ramblingadventures]

Joe Olma Stock pressures, 10F and 12R

[@joeolma9181]

@@ramblingadventures If you are running beadlocks and have a portable compressor try airing down to about 4 lbs or so. If no bead locks maybe 6-7 until you see a tire bulge. It will improve your traction in snow (or sand). I just got a set of 28s and tested them down to 3 on xp.900, and they still held sidewall good. Fyi. Thanks for the post.

[@TheRealRenn]

8-PSI front and rear with 32” manually grooved terribites, no beadlocks. No problems whatsoever at that pressure in deep snow or ripping on hardpack snow. 2018 RZR Turbo

[@dustinpettit8040]

Why are you digging out when you have a winch

[@ramblingadventures]

Got stuck in a place where there was nothing to hook a line to. A lot of the trails around here don't have a tree or solid bush or secure rock within 50'

[@energyoneeighty2887]

How many miles do you have on your RZR now?

[@ramblingadventures]

7,400. I think I finally need to replace the clutches.