SunF 22x10-12 ATV UTV 22x10x12 All Terrain Tires 6 PR A033 POWER I - PAIR of 2

I recently imported a JDM 1996 Suzuki Carry mini-truck. This truck has 12" diameter wheels which are tiny (to me), I also own a '15 Jeep Rubicon. When I received the truck it had very small street tires on it. These were fine for driving on pavement, but I bought the truck because I have 20 acres to run around on. The price of a good of a new and even used UTV is more than I was willing to pay. I came across this truck and had it imported for way less $$. So, I needed an off road tire for my terrain...dirt, sand, rock, mud, etc. The choices were to upgrade the size of the wheel/tire combination or just look for an upgraded 12" tire. Not a lot of choices for off-road 12'' tires out there. Prices can get $$ quickly. I did not plan on lifting the truck and if you go much larger in physical size, you can get into tire to body clearance issues in the front of the truck. So, decided to go with just a tire upgrade. Found this set for an excellent price <$240 for a set. I spent $65 having the street tires removed and the new off roaders mounted and balanced. Fit was perfect! No clearance issues at all. TAKE NOTE: check the recommended air pressure closely when inflating these. They are not your normal car tires. I am running ~18 psi. Just this morning, I was "out and about" and went through an area that was steep with a bit of mud, dirt, rocks and other debris on a good incline. Just put in 4wd, low 1st gear and she motored up to where I needed to go and backed out with no issues. IF you do decide to drive on pavement with these, they are noisy...no surprise. They are not made for that. So make sure this is the type of tire you really need and want to use. Another option would be to keep your stock tires on the stock rims and get another set for these tires. At least that way you can switch them out seasonally if needed, or maybe you move to an HOA area and no longer need knobby tires to drive the neighborhood. I don't plan on having to do that anytime soon, but may consider if I can find a set of stock size wheels cheap enough. I have not had them on long enough to really assess their longevity or durability. So far I am very pleased, especially for the price! I may come back in a year or so and update that information when I have some history on the tires. But for now, I am very pleased.

These tires have been excellent so far. Solid construction, aggressive tread pattern grips well on varied terrain, and they mounted up easily. Great value for the price — would buy again.

This set of SunF A033 Power 1 tires replaces the OE tires on my 2005 Kawasaki Mule. Yes, 19 years on the original tires, but that's another review. I only mention it here because the side by side comparison pics can be misleading. The height difference compares brand new to nearly bald OE. I took several measurements once the new tires were mounted, installed and set to 12 psi front and 14 psi rear. The location and pressure seemed to have little effect on the measured height of about 25.5 inches for 25x11-10 tires. The OE's were 23x11-10. That being said, I prepared for the new tires by installing a High Lifter 2" lift kit. Again, I won't go into that here. Anyway, I had the tires professionally mounted since the OE's seem fused to the wheels, and I nearly tore the first one apart while trying to break the bead. (Sixty five dollars well spent!) When I finally installed them on my Mule's OE wheels and checked clearance, the tires fit just fine. Oh they come close to the strut coils, the lower A-arm nut and surprisingly the brake light assemblies. I tilted the bed to access the engine and noticed the brake light lenses were barely touching the tires by just a hair. It wasn't something I had considered nor read in any reviews, but I felt it was worth mentioning. I write all of this to share what I feel is relevant. My first impression of the tires themselves is that they perform better than I hoped. I took the Mule straight to the river and subjected them to very soft and deep sand, as well as mud holes, tree roots, hard packed dirt roads, rocky trails, grass and concrete. I set the air pressure as stated above and did not change it throughout the first drive. These tires do not disappoint! Ironically, they weren't my first choice. My plan was to go with 26" all terrain tires and 12" or 14" wheels. Had I done so, I don't think they would have fit without rubbing something. So, it all worked out in the end. The tires handle, grip and fit very well. The price was reasonable and arrived a day earlier than promised. All in all, definitely a 5-star experience.

Tires mounted up good and look really good, they do very well on a all terrains they grip really well

Great tires ,tread is great.fantastic traction. They were ruff to put on but a perfect fit. May be a little pricey but they are worth it. Delivery was promptly done. They were installed on a rear of a John Deer Gator 6x4 .

Good tire at a great price.

Great product at a great price.

Had a flat and one bald tire on this "free" mower. No biggie. Learned in a hurry how important traction is to zero turns when I was leaving 20 ft skids with the inside tire trying to turn uphill. Then getting near a gully and having the front end just fall right into it due to no grip. I went and mounted these tires as soon as they showed up. They are taller than stock tires and are real close to rubbing but do not at all! What a difference! I went for a beat around the yard and wheelies galore! My uphill turns are no longer an issue and I found I had a real hard time marking up the lawn as the tires just stay planted. When you want to move, you move. When you want to turn, the response is immediate, with no skids. EDIT: A few weeks in and these tires perform great, and I swear this mower rides better with them on. I have them at 20 lbs and the mower doesn't beat you up like the stock tires did even at 15 lbs! It's also very cool the color of the logo on the tire matches the SCAG paint perfectly. Got my landscaper neighbor with a bunch of SCAGS green with envy! He asked to try my mower to see how "badly" it tears up a lawn. He thought I was mowing with a tiller with those tires on. Turns out if you don't pivot, and mind the sticks you can go around without leaving a mark!

Très bien 👍

These tires are very good quality! Have absolutely no problem with them. Never been struck in mud and climbing over trees a breeze. I would definitely buy these again!

great