Performance characteristics of ATV tires

Mud tires have large tread spacing and irregular treads. For example, ATV’s mud tires have an irregular wide tread that can achieve maximum grip in a muddy environment. The mud tires can sink the tires into the uppermost layer of soil, so buying a tread is very suitable for mud, and it has poor grip in dry track conditions. If sand dunes are more suitable for your style, you will want paddle tires. These ATV tires are probably the most recognizable tire type because of their strange appearance. The tire is smooth and balloon-like, with only a few raised pedals running the tire surface horizontally. The role of the horizontal pedal is similar to the paddle, giving these tires their own name. The paddle tires are specially designed to perform well on sand, but are not suitable for other terrains and may be damaged by off-roading. Bicycles equipped with paddle tires are usually dragged directly onto the sand. ATV snow tires are smooth tires and have horizontal pedals, but in this example, the tread pattern is similar to snow chains. This pattern allows the tires to grip even when reversed. The tire rubber is soft and can be used on ice. Can maintain flexibility, so as to obtain better grip. Snow tires are only designed for icy and snowy environments. Off-road driving may be one of ATV's most popular riding methods. JK 60 ATV Universal Tire is your good choice.