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jjwhite
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Subject: carlisle mud wolf tires | 2007-10-25 13:23:47 |
Posts: 217
kelowna, British Columbia , Canada
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Anybody have these tires yet, if so post a picture, i would like to see them on a machine.
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2007 brute force 650i, 27" Maxiss bighorns, MSA black tork wheels, warn 3000, ssynthetic winch line, Tatou 4s tracks, flame fender flares, powermadd hand guards
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dharbeck
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Subject: MUD WOLF TIRES!! | 2007-10-26 17:04:55 |
Posts: 57
Omaha, Nebraska , USA
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Does anybody know where I can get Carlisle Mud Wolf Tires for a decent price? I was going to get the 25x8 - 12 for the front and the 25x11 - 12 for the rears because they will fit the stock Eiger wheels. Can someone tell me if a 26x9 - 12 and 26x12 - 12 will fit on the stock Eiger wheels. I would like the 26 inch tires if they will work.
Thanks!
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2006 Eiger Full Skid Plate, 2" Hebco lift kit, Suzuki front and rear bumpers. Xtreme Winch, V inson Wheels with Mud Wolf 26" tires. K&N, Symtec Heated hand grips
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noodle8177
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Subject: MUD WOLF TIRES!! | 2007-10-27 00:55:33 |
Posts: 23
wellston, Ohio , USA
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hi they will fit a friend of mine put 26 inch 589 on his wife and they did fine try tiresunlimited for them i just saw them on there they look like a good tire hope this helps
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2006 vinson 26 inch Dirt Devil XT tires highlifter wheels hmf pipe jet kit k&n filter suzuki bumpers suzuki skid plates epi clutch kit moose snow plow
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dharbeck
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Subject: MUD WOLF TIRES!! | 2007-11-07 10:15:17 |
Posts: 57
Omaha, Nebraska , USA
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I got the Mud Wolfs!! This things are awesome and I got a great price. $285.00 for all 4 mounted
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2006 Eiger Full Skid Plate, 2" Hebco lift kit, Suzuki front and rear bumpers. Xtreme Winch, V inson Wheels with Mud Wolf 26" tires. K&N, Symtec Heated hand grips
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fallguy
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Subject: MUD WOLF TIRES!! | 2007-11-07 18:20:45 |
Posts: 73
statham, Georgia , USA
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ive got 26-8-12 front 26-11-12 rear vampires and they work really well
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,07 eiger 400 4x4 28-10.5-12 outlaws ,2" wheel spacers all the way around ,spark arrestor removed ,3" lift kit &snorkeled up 24",full armadillo skid plates and a-arm gaurds ,if u cant find land to ride on ,find a lake to ride in
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Linewalker
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Subject: MUD WOLF TIRES!! | 2007-11-13 18:04:24 |
Posts: 22
Kapuskasing, Ontario , Canada
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Have you had a chance to try out your mud wolf tires yet. In mud rocks... Any comments or issues?
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06 Camo KQ, 26" Mud-Lites, K&N Air Filter, VDI Copperhead
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dharbeck
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Subject: MUD WOLF TIRES!! | 2007-11-13 18:24:56 |
Posts: 57
Omaha, Nebraska , USA
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Haven't got a chance yet as my 4 wheeler is at the dealer getting a new clutch under warranty.
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2006 Eiger Full Skid Plate, 2" Hebco lift kit, Suzuki front and rear bumpers. Xtreme Winch, V inson Wheels with Mud Wolf 26" tires. K&N, Symtec Heated hand grips
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dreamstalker75
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Subject: Carlisle Mud Wolf Tire Review | 2007-12-26 21:13:19 |
Posts: 531
belpre, Ohio , USA
 
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has anyone tried these out yet? if so what did you think about them?
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'05 p700 Dynatek CDI,napa hose mod,FMF POWERCORE 4 full system,2" SUPER ATV lift , progressive adjustable front springs,epi heavy duty rear(to replace spacer soon), 26" bearclaws,, 27" mud wolfs,pink primary,black secondary springs. I never try anything, i just do it. WANNA TRY ME?!?!?
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nyroc
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Subject: Carlisle Mud Wolf Tire Review | 2008-01-13 22:52:47 |
Posts: 3451
Advance, North Carolina , USA
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I rode them at Busco Beach on saturday and I absolutely loved them. I will take them out again for sure on muddy rides. These tires are extremely good on dry rides too. I am impressed with everything, except I think they were bit heavier than my other tires. Oh well, that is the price I have paid for better traction.
 
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08 Atlas Brute Force - snorkled (3" inlet), Works shocks, Gibson steering stabilizer
07 Atlas Grizzly 700 - VDI, Ricochet skid plates
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topgun
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Subject: Carlisle Mud Wolf Tire Review | 2008-01-14 17:58:54 |
Posts: 3080
Western, Pennsylvania , USA
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Kinda looks like a Utility Quad version of the good old Wooly Boogers. Had them on my Warrior.
The weights are listed on their site. And yes they are very heavy.
AT 25-8-12 27.5lbs
AT 25-11-12 30.2 lbs
AT 26-9-12 28.8 lbs
AT 26-12-12 35.5 lbs
AT 27-9-12 31.7 lbs
AT 27-12-12 35.7 lbs
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08 Can Am Renegade, X Machine Shocks, Ricochet Skids, PRP stabilizer, Day Light, Reverse Lights, Can Am Handguards, Ceramic Coated Exhaust and Shields, BRP Bag, Direction 2 Molded Flares.
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greg74
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Subject: Carlisle Mud Wolf Tire Review | 2008-02-06 18:37:28 |
Posts: 115
Odin, Illinois , USA
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A friend of mine just got a set for his 03 660 grizzly, just got them mounted today I think. I'll find out firsthand how well they do, as compared to my 589's, another friend has a new set of Zilla's and yet another has a new set of mudlite XL's, we all wanted to be different when it came to tires, will find out which ones are the best ultimately.
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2002 Grizzly 660, 25" 589's, 3000 lb viper winch with synthetic cable, moose aluminum front a-arm guards, K&N air filter, Kimpex front bumper brush guard
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dreamstalker75
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Subject: Carlisle Mud Wolf Tire Review | 2008-02-08 22:09:19 |
Posts: 531
belpre, Ohio , USA
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got mine mounted tonight!!! 27x9x12's in front, 27x12x12's rear. they fit on the stock wheels with no problem. these are a very heavy tire,about 2 pounds heavier on the rear than my bearclaws, and about 1 pound more on the front. these are some very stiff tires. these tires will hold their shape with my full weight(270 pounds) on them unmounted!!!! i literally sat on the front tire without a rim and it held it's shape. same on the rear,didn't even flatten out. these would be a great tire for a UTV . i have no doubt that you can ride all day with no air pressure as long as the bead doesn't pop off.
sitting in the garage with 5 pounds in the tires my prairie sits a full 2 inches higher than it did with the 26" bearclaws (measured at the floorboards).i will get some actual measurements tomorrow,as well as a ride report and some pics.
first impressions on these tires was that i made a mistake and should have gotten smaller tires, but after mounting them i think it will be fine. 
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'05 p700 Dynatek CDI,napa hose mod,FMF POWERCORE 4 full system,2" SUPER ATV lift , progressive adjustable front springs,epi heavy duty rear(to replace spacer soon), 26" bearclaws,, 27" mud wolfs,pink primary,black secondary springs. I never try anything, i just do it. WANNA TRY ME?!?!?
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greg74
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Subject: Carlisle Mud Wolf Tire Review | 2008-02-10 16:41:49 |
Posts: 115
Odin, Illinois , USA
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A follow up on a recent post of mine, I would have to say that the mud wolf tires are outstanding mud tires, have had a chance to see how they do on my friends 660 grizzly and am very impressed, even in just the stock 25" size, only time he got stuck was when he got high centered and we went through some brutal trails that took everything my 589's and my other friends new mudlite XL's to get through, had to winch out several times, very glad I spent the money to get a winch as all three of us have winches but mine is the only one that actually works, even had my friends dad's little honda recon trying to follow us around part of the time, it tried as hard as it could but had to be pulled or pushed out several times, at least its much lighter and easier to get unstuck. Very fun weekend, weather in southern illinois was pretty nice, about 50 for the highs and not even extremely cold at night. But to get back to the subject, from what I've personally seen, these tires can hold their own with anything out there, some of the stuff we went through, none of us could make it, I would say all 3 tires did about equally well: mud wolf, mudlite XL, and 589, all in stock size all on stock 660 grizzlys with riders about the same weight as well, all of us around 200 lb, give or take a few lbs, im a little less and my other 2 friends are a little more, so I'd say it was a pretty fair comparison.
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2002 Grizzly 660, 25" 589's, 3000 lb viper winch with synthetic cable, moose aluminum front a-arm guards, K&N air filter, Kimpex front bumper brush guard
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kingcrawler
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Subject: Carlisle Mud Wolf Tire Review | 2008-02-11 16:56:43 |
Posts: 324
Charleston, West Virginia , USA
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Here's a picture of dreamstalker75 with his new mud wolfs. I was very impressed with these tires, He used 2wd through holes that I sometimes had to use Diff lock to get through. On one particular muddy creek bank I had to take a couple of tries with all 4 tires locked up and even then I had to hit it hard from the bottom and barely clawed up it, He went from a dead stop and calmly walked up in 2WD 
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08 red 750 King Qaud, some mods with a lot more coming soon.
07 black 400 Eiger (wifes) No mods as of yet, she won't let me near it with a wrench.
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nyroc
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Subject: Carlisle Mud Wolf Tires | 2008-02-11 22:14:14 |
Posts: 3451
Advance, North Carolina , USA
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Thanks for the feedback. I have ridden them 3 times, and they are my favorite tires. They are not just good in mud, they are really good on rocks and hardpack. Carlisle got this tire right.
Photo: Not me! Nobody gets a picture of me struggling up a v-shaped washout when I have the Mud Wolfs on. I just buzz right up it. This machine doesn't have mud wolfs.
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08 Atlas Brute Force - snorkled (3" inlet), Works shocks, Gibson steering stabilizer
07 Atlas Grizzly 700 - VDI, Ricochet skid plates
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kingcrawler
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Subject: Carlisle Mud Wolf Tires | 2008-02-11 23:49:41 |
Posts: 324
Charleston, West Virginia , USA
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I was very impressed with the traction and overall handling of them. After I wear the mudlites out I think i'll try them in a 25 inch tire.
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08 red 750 King Qaud, some mods with a lot more coming soon.
07 black 400 Eiger (wifes) No mods as of yet, she won't let me near it with a wrench.
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dreamstalker75
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Subject: Carlisle Mud Wolf Tires | 2008-02-13 03:15:28 |
Posts: 531
belpre, Ohio , USA
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Nyroc, thanks for the excellent review of these tires. i purchased these tires hoping they would be "decent" on most trail situations and good in the mud and loose soil, but all i can say is i was very impressed. they really surprised me in the mud.i did not expect these tires to "work" as well as they do. they also did better than anything else i have ridden in rutted hills and "V-notched" hills. the extra side lugs will hold it on the sidewalls and walk right up or down notches or sides of ruts with no problem. where i was most impressed was in the rocks!these things gripped very well without trying to slide sideways . the one complaint i had was the weight of these things, they really eat up the power.
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'05 p700 Dynatek CDI,napa hose mod,FMF POWERCORE 4 full system,2" SUPER ATV lift , progressive adjustable front springs,epi heavy duty rear(to replace spacer soon), 26" bearclaws,, 27" mud wolfs,pink primary,black secondary springs. I never try anything, i just do it. WANNA TRY ME?!?!?
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dreamstalker75
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Subject: Carlisle Mud Wolf Tires | 2008-02-13 03:20:04 |
Posts: 531
belpre, Ohio , USA
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on a note about the weight, i'm sure the raised "pads" between the main lugs are there for a reason,my guess is too stiffen the casing to reduce flex on heavier units like the rhino and prowler. i wonder how much weight could be shaved by removing the "pads"? and would it hurt anything when used on a lighter atv? 
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'05 p700 Dynatek CDI,napa hose mod,FMF POWERCORE 4 full system,2" SUPER ATV lift , progressive adjustable front springs,epi heavy duty rear(to replace spacer soon), 26" bearclaws,, 27" mud wolfs,pink primary,black secondary springs. I never try anything, i just do it. WANNA TRY ME?!?!?
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sawhead
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Subject: Carlisle Mud Wolf Tires | 2008-02-13 10:47:03 |
Posts: 924
Fremont, Nebraska , USA
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i'm really surprised by the reviews this tire has been getting
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camo BF650,camo P700,green mxu150 mud bogging wheelie monsters!!!
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panzer96
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Subject: Carlisle Mud Wolf Tires | 2008-02-13 11:52:13 |
Posts: 13
Shilo, Manitoba , Canada
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I just ordered a set of 26' for my 800 X2, now Dreamstalker, when you say you loose a lot of power you think i will see a big difference even with a 800cc?
Also any of you's tried these tires in the snow?
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Polaris Sportsman 800 X2
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