ITP Mud Lite II Rear ATV Tire - 23x10-12 51L - TL - 6PR

The ITP Mud Lite II tire is engineered for superior performance on modern ATVs and UTVs. With its next-generation design, this multi-terrain tire ensures optimal traction, enhanced mud clean-out, and a comfortable ride across diverse landscapes.

Description

The Mud Lite II features a redesigned tread pattern that significantly improves traction in challenging conditions. The enhanced mud clean-out capability ensures consistent performance, while the improved shoulder protection, mud-breaking lugs, and stabilizing cords minimize flex, enhancing stability and control. This tire is built to withstand the demands of off-road adventures, offering reliability and durability for ATV and UTV enthusiasts. Upgrade your vehicle with the ITP Mud Lite II and experience a new level of confidence and performance on any terrain. Experience improved handling and a smoother ride with this versatile tire.

Features & highlights

• Redesigned tread pattern maximizes traction and enhances mud clean-out for consistent performance.
• Improved shoulder protection reduces the risk of punctures and abrasions.
• Mud-breaking lugs provide enhanced grip in muddy conditions.
• Stabilizing cords minimize tire flex, improving stability and control.
• Multi-terrain design ensures optimal performance on various surfaces.
• Specifically engineered for modern ATV and UTV vehicles.

Technical specifications

• Brand: ITP
• Tread Pattern/Model: Mud Lite II
• Tire Size: 23x10-12
• Rim Diameter: 12"
• Width: 10"
• Tire Diameter: 23"
• Ply Rating: 6 Ply
• Construction: Bias
• Mounting Position: Rear
• Tread Depth: 15.08 mm (19/32")
• Load/Speed-Index: 51L
• Max Bead Seating PSI: 36
• Manufacturer Suggested Min Wheel Width: 6"
• Manufacturer Suggested Max Wheel Width: 8.5"
• Type: Tubeless
• 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.