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Old 02-04-2016, 02:39 PM
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Default Bear claw tire

I was at the local tire shop today and asked about Carlisle tru powers for the super, surprisingly there the same price as amazon at $120 each then he showed me some kenda bear claws that are $85 each and are 6 ply vs the 4 ply Carlisle. The kenda looks nice but I'm not sure how good it will look on a super, here's a pic.
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I think they would look great. Wish I had seen them before I bought my tru powers. They look like a bad &ss tire
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Not sure what they will look like with but on an arc they are a great tire. Have them on mine, father has them on the front of his Both have 4x4's. I actually have them on my trailer for behind the atv too. Sides of hills and stuff they grab good too. Clean decent in the sticky mud too
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Looks too aggressive to me if you are going to mow with it. Otherwise I think it would perform pretty darn good.
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Kenda also makes an Executioner, that I was looking at.
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Best picture I could find of a super with the executioners on it;
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I like both.... My Orange tractor needs some need shoes....
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Best picture I could find of a super with the executioners on it;
Are those executioners 26x12-12?
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Are those executioners 26x12-12?
Yes, a quick Amazon search shows them, but they are a few bucks ($14) more than the Bear Claw.

http://www.amazon.com/Kenda-K538-Exe.../dp/B000WJJFKU
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I like those. Thanks for the tip!
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