32” Tires

[kwal1]

We’ve used both the Method Bead Grip wheels, and the 32” KM3s.
The Bead Grip wheels are excellent, the next best thing to beadlocks. They are quite difficult to get the tires installed on though, so be careful the only way we could get the beads to set was by the starting fluid method . Using both the tire machine blaster and a blast tank together wasn’t enough.

The KM3s are some of the longest wearing tires I’ve ever had. They are a little on the heavier and stiffer side, but still excellent tires.

Bought the tire and wheel combo from KJ Motorsports, they will be mounting them. I looked at so many tires and AI tools it was hard to decide. Tried to balance the weight and durability, between the Sedona, Tusk, Kenda and Gladiator. KM3 overall fit the best for the overall.

 

[JTBarlow1]

Bought the tire and wheel combo from KJ Motorsports, they will be mounting them. I looked at so many tires and AI tools it was hard to decide. Tried to balance the weight and durability, between the Sedona, Tusk, Kenda and Gladiator. KM3 overall fit the best for the overall.

Out of those options, I’d definitely take the KM3s.
It really comes down to personal preference for the most part. My personal preference is the Maxxis Razr XTs and Carnivores, but they’re a much softer rubber a wear out faster than the KM3s. Those are my second choice though.

 

[kwal1]

Out of those options, I’d definitely take the KM3s.
It really comes down to personal preference for the most part. My personal preference is the Maxxis Razr XTs and Carnivores, but they’re a much softer rubber a wear out faster than the KM3s. Those are my second choice though.

I looked at those too, something just kept drawing me back to the BFG. Any recommendations for tire pressure?

 

[JTBarlow1]

I looked at those too, something just kept drawing me back to the BFG. Any recommendations for tire pressure?

It mostly depends where I’m riding. For primarily sand riding, I run between 8 and 10 psi. For rocky desert trails, up around 14 to 16 psi.