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ITP Mud Lite XL ATV Tyre with Size 28x10-12 TL / NHS
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ITP Mud Lite XL ATV Tyre with Size 28x10-12 TL / NHS

The Mud Lite XL features a distinctive tread pattern with angular lugs, which ensures excellent traction and handling on trails and in mud. It incorporates for superior overall performance. It is the...

The Mud Lite XL features a distinctive tread pattern with angular lugs, which ensures excellent traction and handling on trails and in mud. It incorporates for superior overall performance. It is the lightest 6-ply mud/trail tire available in the ATV Tires category. The Mud Lite XL is not street-legal (NHS).

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Description & Specifications

The Mud Lite XL features a distinctive tread pattern with angular lugs, which ensures excellent traction and handling on trails and in mud. It incorporates for superior overall performance. It is the lightest 6-ply mud/trail tire available in the ATV Tires category. The Mud Lite XL is not street-legal (NHS).

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Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Wheel 12"
28x10-12
Placement
Front & Back
Load Index
-

Load Index

The load index refers to the maximum allowable weight. The tires we will install on our ATV must have a load index that can support the gross weight of it. The selection should always be made according to the information provided by the manufacturer of the respective ATV.
Speed Rating
-
Extra
TL, NHS

Extra

TL

The term TL comes from the word Tubeless, which informs us that the tire does not require an inner tube for installation.

NHS
Tires that are not suitable for use on public roads. The acronym NHS stands for Not for Highway Service.
Ply Rating
6

Ply Rating

It is the number of layers (plies) that the tire is constructed of. It is a measurement of the tire's sidewall strength, which relates to its thickness and hardness. For example, a tire with PR 6 has greater weight-bearing capacity than a tire with PR 3.

Important information

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