Feature
●Premium Sport ATV Tires: Set of two front tires sized 19x7-8 designed for sport ATVs.
●Durable 4-Ply Construction: Built with a rugged 4-ply rating for enhanced durability and resistance against punctures.
●Optimal Traction: Features a 1/4-inch tread depth to provide excellent traction on various terrains, including trails, mud, and dirt.
●Enhanced Handling and Control: Improves stability, handling, and control during aggressive riding and cornering maneuvers.
●Universal Fitment: Compatible with a wide range of sport ATV models requiring 19x7-8 front tires.
●Versatile Usage: Ideal for recreational riding, trail exploration, and light off-road racing.
●Long-Lasting Performance: Designed to withstand tough off-road conditions and frequent use.
Description
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Dynamic Directional TreadThe structured tread pattern found on a MassFX EOS Series Sport ATV tire is built to keep you safe and secure while you ride through the toughest road conditions. |
6 - PLY BIAS RatingWith a 6 - Ply Bias rating you get the best of both worlds. Composed of 6 separate layers of reinforced, high-grade rubber, the MASSFX MO Series Tires provide traction like never before, all while being chip and tear resistant. |
Sidewall TractionBuilt with Sidewall Traction technology adds strength and extra traction to the shoulder and sidewall areas of the tire. |
AVAILABLE SIZES
Tire Height-Tire Width-Rim Size
- 21 x 7 - 10
- 20 x 10 - 9
BOLD UNIQUE TREAD
The unique pattern offers large ground coverage which gives you more support as you ride. Keeping you in control, the MASSFX EOS SERIES tires will give you the ride of your life.
MASSFX-EOC SERIES
High Performance in a Small Form Factor
The bold, thick tread pattern of a MASSFX EOS SERIES tire is both interesting to look at and practical for any road condition. The large tread grips the surface to give you a smooth, safe, and comfortable ride.
WHAT DOES 6 - PLY BIAS RATING MEAN?
6 - represents the overall strength rating of the tire based upon the composition of the tire
PLY - is used to represent the relative strength of the tire overall.
BIAS - refers to the tires classification.
