27x11.00R14 ATV Tyre - OBOR Vulture 6ply Road Legal 74J (Set of 3)
For sale are 3 new 27x11.00R14 ATV tyres. OBOR "Vulture" 6ply tubeless Radial rear Tyres 275/60R14...For sale are 3 new 27x11.00R14 ATV tyres. OBOR "Vulture" 6ply tubeless Radial rear Tyres 275/60R14. E-marked road legal in Europe and the UK. Tyre Specification: Tyre size: 27x11.00R14, Tyre Pattern: P3108 Vulture, Ply rating: 6 ply, PSI rating: 18 PSI, overall Diameter: 691mm (27.2 Inches), Tyre Width: 279mm (11 inches), Speed & Load Rating: 74J, Max load: 375kgs (825lbs), Tread depth: 19.8mm, E-Mark: E4-75R-0016175. These tyres are suitable for desert, dirt and rock terrain. Non-directional pattern provides predictable steering performance. The pattern extends from the shoulder to the side to improve traction and improves the puncture resistance. Shoulder grooves are designed to optimise stress distribution and improve riding comfort.
This guide is for ATV owners seeking reliable, road-legal tyres for diverse terrains like desert, dirt, and rock. The OBOR Vulture tyre offers superior traction and puncture resistance with its 6-ply radial construction and unique tread pattern. A key caveat is ensuring compatibility with your ATV's wheel size and load requirements.
All features
Model Part Number
EC7512
Brand
Parnells
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What does '6ply' mean?
A 6-ply rating indicates the tyre's strength and load-carrying capacity, equivalent to six layers of fabric cords in its construction. This offers enhanced durability and puncture resistance.
Are these tyres directional?
No, the OBOR Vulture tyres have a non-directional pattern, meaning they can be mounted on either side of the ATV and provide consistent steering performance.
What is the E-Mark certification?
The E-Mark is a certification indicating that the tyre meets specific safety and performance standards required for road use in Europe and the UK.
What is the recommended tire pressure?
The recommended tire pressure for these OBOR Vulture tyres is 18 PSI.
Can I use these tyres on a quad bike that is not E-marked?
Yes, the E-mark is for road legality. The tyres' performance characteristics are beneficial for off-road use regardless of whether the vehicle itself is E-marked.
What is the overall diameter of this tyre?
The overall diameter of the 27x11.00R14 tyre is approximately 691mm (27.2 inches).
Are these tyres suitable for mud?
While designed for desert, dirt, and rock, the aggressive tread pattern can offer some performance in moderate mud conditions. However, they are not specifically designed as mud tyres.
Troubleshooting
Tyre loses air pressure
Check for punctures, ensure the bead is properly seated on the rim, and inspect the valve stem for leaks. Re-inflate to 18 PSI.
Uneven wear on tread
Verify tyre pressure is consistently at 18 PSI. Check wheel alignment and ensure tyres are properly balanced. Rotate tyres if necessary and compatible with your ATV's setup.
Vibration or shimmy during riding
Ensure tyres are properly balanced. Check for any damage or bulges on the tyre sidewall. Verify the wheel is not bent.
Reduced traction on specific terrain
Confirm tyre pressure is appropriate for the terrain (18 PSI is recommended, but slight adjustments may be considered by experienced riders for specific conditions). Ensure the tread is clear of mud or debris.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Road legal in Europe and UK (E-marked)
Durable 6-ply radial construction
Excellent traction on multiple off-road terrains
Improved puncture resistance
Comfortable ride due to shoulder groove design
Predictable steering performance
Cons
Specific size may not fit all ATVs
Requires correct inflation pressure (18 PSI) for optimal performance
Sold as a set of 3, may need to purchase additional individual tyres
Radial design might require different handling than bias-ply tyres
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility:
Verify that your ATV's wheel size is indeed 14 inches in diameter and can accommodate a tyre width of 11 inches. This tyre is specifically sized 27x11.00R14.
Check your ATV's maximum load capacity. Each tyre has a maximum load of 375kgs (825lbs) and a speed rating of 74J.
Ensure your ATV is compatible with radial tyres if it was not originally equipped with them.
Setup:
Mount the tyres onto the appropriate 14-inch ATV wheels.
Install the tubeless valve stems and ensure a proper seal.
Inflate tyres to the recommended 18 PSI. Do not exceed this pressure.
Balance the wheels and tyres to ensure a smooth ride and prevent premature wear.
Care:
Regularly inspect tyres for wear, damage, and proper inflation.
Clean tyres and wheels after off-road use to remove dirt and debris that could accelerate wear.
Store ATVs with tyres slightly deflated (but not completely flat) if stored for extended periods, or use tyre cradles.