26x9-14 & 26x11-14 ATLAS All-Terrain 6-Ply ATV/UTV Tires Loose Dirt Mud Uneven Trails

• Designed for Loose & Uneven Terrain:
  The ATLAS tread is particularly suited to loose dirt, soft ground, muddy trail sections, rutted paths, and uneven off-road surfaces. The open tread layout provides space between the lugs for loose material to move through the tread rather than remaining packed between the blocks.
  
• Aggressive Zigzag Tread Pattern:
  Large zigzag tread blocks create multiple contact edges for traction across changing surfaces. The tread also extends toward the shoulder area, providing additional tread elements when riding through uneven ground and ruts.
  
• Open Tread for Mud & Debris Release:
  The relatively open spacing between tread blocks helps the tire shed mud, stones, snow, and loose debris, helping maintain a cleaner contact area as trail conditions change.
  
• Versatile All-Terrain Application:
  While the ATLAS is particularly well suited to soft and loose terrain, its all-terrain design also works across hard-packed dirt, gravel, established trails, and mixed off-road surfaces. This makes it suitable for riders who regularly move between different types of terrain rather than staying on one surface.
  
• Stable Traction Across Changing Surfaces:
  The combination of large tread blocks, open voids, and shoulder tread elements is designed to maintain useful ground contact as the terrain changes from firmer dirt to loose or uneven sections.

Important Fitment & Operating Guidelines
• Verify Tire Size: Confirm your ATV/UTV's required tire size before ordering. The 26x9-14 and 26x11-14 sizes have different section widths and should only be installed where the corresponding size is specified or confirmed to fit.
• Clearance Verification: Check clearance around the suspension, fenders, steering components, and other nearby parts, particularly if changing from the original tire size.
• Load Capacity: Do not exceed the rated load of the selected tire. The maximum load is 395 lbs per tire for 26x9-14 and 465 lbs per tire for 26x11-14 at 7 PSI.
• Tire Pressure: The listed pressure is 7 PSI. Follow your vehicle manufacturer's recommendations and applicable tire guidelines for your specific application.