Hey all I have a 2014 800 outlander xt I’ve bought myself some new bighorns and I’m wondering if the 26/12/12 will fit on the rear with no rubbing issues on the shocks or anything else?? or do I need spacers?? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated 🙂

Maybe it’s been asked before, Maybe not. …just got my outlander L 500, and wanna do some mudding so I’m looking for a decent mud tire without having to do a clutch upgrade. I saw a YouTube video where mechmike put 27" maxzillas or silverbacks on a 450 without a clutch upgrade. …any ideas anyone? Rim size is 12"x 6" in the front and 12" x 7.5" in the back

Anyone have pictures of those juggernauts on a outlander?

I have the factory tires that have only 50 miles on them along with the rims. I wanted to know if there is a classified section on the site where I could sell or am I not allowed to sell unless I’m a vendor.

Will I be able to fit 29.5 outlaw2 on a 800 outlander with just a pipe lift andtrimming or do I,need a 2 inch lift?

Will I be able to fit 29.5 outlaw2 on a 800 outlander with just a pipe lift andtrimming or do I,need a 2 inch lift?

I’m about to pull the trigger on some new tires for the outlander. Looking at getting 26" s/w. Just need help making up my mind. I’m looking to keep the stock xt rims. Will they rub and what’s your opinions. I have 1" pipe lift so I’m more concerned about the tie rod ends rubbing. I ride mostly hard pack trails with sand, rock and some mud holes.
Thx

I’m about to pull the trigger on some new tires for the outlander. Looking at getting 26" s/w. Just need help making up my mind. I’m looking to keep the stock xt rims. Will they rub and what’s your opinions. I have 1" pipe lift so I’m more concerned about the tie rod ends rubbing. I ride mostly hard pack trails with sand, rock and some mud holes.
Thx