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About Seddona Trail Saw Front/Rear Tires
Seddona Trail Saw Front/Rear Tires
- Designed specifically for todays performance UTVs. The Sedona Trail Saw radial tire is a true coast-to-coast performance tire, from the deserts in the west to east coast woods! Aggressive tread spacing combined with an 18mm. depth for traction in a wide variety of terrain. Tread design wraps down onto the sidewall for added protection and additional traction in rutted terrain. The performance driven Crown Radius tread profile is engineered for predictable steering control through hardpack, ruts and uneven/rocky terrain.
- 8 ply rated puncture resistant RADIAL construction
- Aggressive 15mm. tread depth design with integrated side lugs to grip in extreme riding conditions
- Tread compound designed to outlast, out-grip and out-perform the competition
- Integrated rock ejectors in tread design
- Built in rim guard for added protection
- Designed to match the highhorsepower, high-speed requirements of todays side-by-sides
- Bead-to-bead layer of puncture resistant material
- NOTE: Yellow balance dot needs to be positioned opposite the valve stem
- 8 ply rated puncture resistant RADIAL
- Extremely durable sidewall with inset bead for added protection
- Aggressive tread design with integrated side lugs to grip in extreme riding conditions
- Integrated rock ejectors in tread design
- Designed to match the high-horsepower, high-speed requirements of todays sideby-sides
- Available in sizes up to 35in.
- NOTE: Yellow balance dot needs to be positioned opposite the valve stem
- The use of the tire and other vehicle data and information accessible through this webpage is limited to persons located in the United States of America and Canada. ALTHOUGH THE DATA IS BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE, NO WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE IS MADE REGARDING THE QUALITY OR ACCURACY OF THE DATA. All data should be verified by a tire professional, the vehicle placard (typically located on an inside door panel or on frame), and/or the vehicle owners manual.
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