Itp Mud Lite At Tire 25x11-10

The ITP Mud Lite AT tire is engineered for exceptional performance on both trails and in muddy conditions. Its aggressive design and durable construction make it a reliable choice for ATV and UTV enthusiasts.

Description

The ITP Mud Lite AT tire provides superior traction and handling thanks to its distinct tread pattern featuring angled shoulder lugs. This design ensures excellent grip in mud, snow, and on the trails. Incorporating cutting-edge technology, this tire delivers outstanding all-around performance while remaining the lightest 6-ply rated mud/trail tire available. Designed as an aggressive all-terrain (AT) tire, the Mud Lite AT is proudly made in the USA, ensuring top-tier quality and durability. The tubeless design adds convenience and reliability to your off-road experience. Upgrade your ATV or UTV with the ITP Mud Lite AT tire for unmatched performance and handling.

Features & highlights

• Distinct tread pattern with angled shoulder lugs enhances traction and handling in diverse conditions.
• Cutting-edge technology ensures superior all-around performance for ATVs and UTVs.
• Lightest 6-ply rated mud/trail tire available, providing optimal balance between durability and weight.
• Aggressive Mud/Snow/Trail (AT) design for versatile performance in various terrains.
• Made in the USA, guaranteeing high-quality construction and reliability.

Technical specifications

• Brand: ITP
• Tread Pattern/Model: Mud Lite AT
• Tire Size: 25x11-10
• Rim Diameter: 10"
• Width: 11"
• Tire Diameter: 25"
• Ply Rating: 6 Ply
• Load/Speed-Index: 53F
• Construction: Bias
• Mounting Position: Front/Rear
• Type: Tubeless
• Tread Depth: 0.75" (19.05 mm)
• Max Bead Seating PSI: 36
• Manufacturer Suggested Min Wheel Width: 6.5"
• Manufacturer Suggested Max Wheel Width: 9.5"
• Market Segment: UTV, ATV
• Directional Tread Pattern: Yes
• Standard: Not Certified for Use on Public Roads (NHS)
• Recommended Operating PSI: See Vehicle Owner's Manual

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.