ATV Rims: Improving the "Feel" of Your ATV
Before trading in your ATV for another one, consider getting your vehicle a good set of tires. Tires and rims are responsible for improving handling and steering, gas mileage, and overall control of your vehicle. If you already have a good set of tires, maintaining them is the key to preserving their lifespan. Rotating and checking the inflation pressure are two factors in keeping your tires in the best condition. Aside from the varying weight, rims are based on what you like since rims do not really have any impact on your vehicle’s performance. You will notice a difference in the “feel” of your ATV when you get new rims.
Leave the tire/wheel assembly inflation to someone who is trained to do that. If inflated improperly, the assembly can explode. Generally, you can find 2 caps or 8 lugs at $12 per set. If you purchase some new ATV rims, you can expect to pay from $40-100 each. If you’re considering oversized tires and rims (27’’or 28’’), then you will need to also purchase a lift kit in order get clearance around fenders and other ATV parts. Depending on the kind of ATV you own, these prices can range anywhere from just under $100 up to $150.
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