ITP Mud Lite XTR ATV Tire - 27x11 R12 56F - TL - 6PR

The ITP Mud Lite XTR tire is engineered for extreme terrain, offering exceptional traction and durability. Its aggressive tread design and robust construction make it ideal for ATV and UTV enthusiasts seeking superior performance in challenging conditions.

Description

Dominate the mud and conquer any trail with the ITP Mud Lite XTR tire. The super-aggressive tread design features angled, grooved lugs, providing an exceptional level of traction in even the most demanding environments. Built with a long-wearing tread compound and a 6-ply construction, this tire balances toughness with lightweight performance. The Mud Lite XTR ensures long-lasting durability and reliable performance, allowing you to push your ATV or UTV to its limits. This tire's radial construction further enhances ride quality and stability across varied terrains.

Features & highlights

• Aggressive tread design delivers exceptional traction in mud, dirt, and rocks.
• Long-wearing tread compound ensures extended tire life and reliable performance.
• 6-ply construction provides a robust and puncture-resistant design without adding excessive weight.
• Radial construction enhances ride comfort and stability.
• Ideal for ATV and UTV applications in extreme terrain conditions.
• Tubeless design for easy mounting and reduced risk of flats.

Technical specifications

• Brand: ITP
• Tread Pattern/Model: Mud Lite XTR
• Tire Size: 27x11R12
• Rim Diameter: 12"
• Width: 11"
• Tire Diameter: 27"
• Construction: Radial (R)
• Ply Rating: 6 Ply
• Load/Speed-Index: 56F
• Tread Depth: 28.58 mm (1-1/8")
• Mounting Position: Front/Rear
• Type: Tubeless
• Market Segment: UTV, ATV
• Directional Tread Pattern: Yes
• Manufacturer Suggested Min Wheel Width: 6.5"
• Manufacturer Suggested Max Wheel Width: 9.5"
• Max Bead Seating PSI: 36
• Recommended Operating PSI: See Vehicle Owner's Manual
• Standard: Not Certified for Use on Public Roads (NHS)

Important to know

This tire is not certified for use on public roads (NHS). Always consult your vehicle owner's manual for recommended operating PSI.