ATV safety includes the important information on tire safety.
Any tire may fail in use as a result of punctures, impact damage, improper inflation or other use no matter how well the tire is constructed. To reduce risk of failure, we strongly recommend the following:
Only specially trained persons should mount ATV tires.
Refer to the ATV owner's manual for recommended tire inflation, pressures and safe operating conditions.
Consult ATV manufacturer for tire/rim matching specifications.
Never exceed maximum mounting pressure indicated on the tire sidewall when seating the bead and always inflate the tire in a safety cage to seat beads.
Operating Pressures: Designation* Operating Pressure (psi)
One Star (*) 3.6 pounds
Two Stars (**) 5.0 pounds
Three Stars (***) 6.4 pounds
No Stars ( - ) Consult owner's manual for recommended operating pressure
Radial (MR101/MR501) tires must be installed as a complete set. Never mix radial tires with non-radial tires.
Keep the same tire model and manufacturer on the front or rear of your ATV and do not mix tires of different sizes or designed on the same axle.
Make sure an unidirectional tread pattern is installed in the correct direction of rotation.
Mount the B900, B901F, B901R and PA3 tires on two piece rims only. The other types of tire are to be mounted on a one piece rim only.
Do not use OHTSU ATV tires on paved highways. They are not designed for paved roads.
Always follow the manufacturers recommendations for ATV's without suspensions. They require specific tires.
To reduce tire distortion during storage, remove the binding material supplied by the tire manufacturer.
After mounting, reduce pressure to ATV-recommended operating pressure.
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