[j.b.]

I am new to the utv market but have been wheeling an 83 cj7 for years. When I put bigger tires on my jeep I also changed the diff gears, I have not found any info on this in prowlers. I saw a pic on this site from plow boy with 33" thornbirds on that prowler, do you change gearing? can a 700 prowler still sling mud with 33's? Also I am use to seeing tsl boggers go through any nearly anything on jeeps of course, and was thinking about putting some modified 31" boggers on my prowler, But i havent seen any prowlers with boggers, I know they weight a little more. Like I said I am new to utv's and the tire styles, would it be better to just get a atv mud tire? What combo do i need to run 30-31" tires? thanks for the help

 

[plowboy]

i went with truck tires because i drive on the roads going between farms..i dont mud my prowler so thats why i went with thornbirds instead of boggers...i did some clutch work when i first put oversize tires on...hopefully i will be installing 4.0 gears this winter...in high i'm lacking some power but in low i can go though anything we have for terrain here on the farm

 

[j.b.]

I travel on all terrain types road, hard trail, soft trail, and mud. most would probably go with a mild atv tire but when I do get to that patch of swamp I want to make it through that is also why I have boggers on my daily driver. from what I have read and heard the extreme atv mudders dont ride well or last long in any thing but mud.

 

[plowboy]

I travel on all terrain types road, hard trail, soft trail, and mud. most would probably go with a mild atv tire but when I do get to that patch of swamp I want to make it through that is also why I have boggers on my daily driver. from what I have read and heard the extreme atv mudders dont ride well or last long in any thing but mud.

this is very true ... thats why i went with truck tires...like i said i would have went with boggers if i played in the mud...with bogger you can still ride fairly smooth , not wear too fast and still run through some pretty nasty mud...you may want to look at 31" tires if your going to be tring to turn them in the thick stuff

 

[Desertcat]

I am new to the utv market but have been wheeling an 83 cj7 for years. When I put bigger tires on my jeep I also changed the diff gears, I have not found any info on this in prowlers. I saw a pic on this site from plow boy with 33" thornbirds on that prowler, do you change gearing? can a 700 prowler still sling mud with 33's? Also I am use to seeing tsl boggers go through any nearly anything on jeeps of course, and was thinking about putting some modified 31" boggers on my prowler, But i havent seen any prowlers with boggers, I know they weight a little more. Like I said I am new to utv's and the tire styles, would it be better to just get a atv mud tire? What combo do i need to run 30-31" tires? thanks for the help

Keep tire weight in mind. The stock tires are very light and the heaver the tire the more performace will be robbed. I have Maxxis Big Horns and they work great for just about everything.



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[j.b.]

yea I don't know what I want to do yet, the boggers may wear and tear more parts on the prowler, it may be better to get a smaller lighter extreme atv tire and cheaper to replace tires than to fix tie rods driveshafts axles etc... or may be I'll just take the 35's off my jeep and put on it. just kidding. I saw a prowler on youtube with 49" iroks that is nuts