This listing is for a set of 4 new 25x8.00-12 ATV tyres. These are OBOR "Pinacle" 4-ply tubeless f...This listing is for a set of 4 new 25x8.00-12 ATV tyres. These are OBOR "Pinacle" 4-ply tubeless front tyres, size 205/80-12. They are E-marked and road legal in Europe and the UK.
Tyre Specifications:
Tyre size: 25x8.00-12
Tyre Pattern: P3080 Pinacle
Ply rating: 4 ply
PSI rating: 10 PSI
Overall Diameter: 642mm (25.3 Inches)
Tyre Width: 183mm (7.2 inches)
Speed & Load Rating: 61K
Tread depth: 15mm
E-Mark: E4-75R-0017365
Engineered for performance as an excellent all-terrain tyre. The directional tread pattern improves steering and straight-line performance. Tread blocks are grooved to enhance ride comfort, and combined with tread block alignment, they reduce tyre noise during riding. The lightweight design improves quicker reaction under hard acceleration.
This guide is for ATV owners seeking reliable, road-legal front tires for diverse terrain. The OBOR "Pinacle" 4-ply tubeless tires offer enhanced steering and ride comfort, but users should be aware of the 10 PSI limit. Key features include a directional tread, E-marked compliance, and a lightweight design for improved acceleration response.
All features
Model Part Number
EC7347
Brand
OBOR
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Are these tires suitable for mud?
These are designed as all-terrain tires, offering good performance on moderate mud. For deep mud, specialized mud-terrain tires might offer better traction.
What does '4-ply rating' mean?
A 4-ply rating indicates the tire's strength and durability, comparable to four layers of cotton cord in its construction. It signifies a good balance of flexibility and resilience for ATV use.
Can I use these tires on the rear of my ATV?
No, these tires are specifically sized and designed as front tires (25x8.00-12). You will need to purchase appropriate rear tires separately.
What is the 'E-Mark' certification?
The E-Mark (E4) signifies that these tires meet the stringent safety and regulatory standards required for use on public roads in Europe and the UK.
How often should I check the tire pressure?
It's recommended to check tire pressure before every ride, especially when temperatures fluctuate, to ensure they are at the specified 10 PSI.
What is the recommended PSI for these tires?
The recommended maximum inflation pressure for these tires is 10 PSI.
How do I clean the tires?
Clean the tires using a damp cloth and mild soap. Rinse with water and allow to air dry. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents.
Troubleshooting
Tire won't hold air pressure.
Ensure the tire bead is properly seated on the rim. Check the rim for damage or corrosion. Verify the valve stem is secure and not leaking. Confirm the tire is compatible with a tubeless rim.
Excessive vibration during riding.
The tires may need to be balanced. Check for any foreign objects lodged in the tread pattern. Ensure all tires are inflated to the correct 10 PSI.
Tread wear appears uneven.
This could indicate improper inflation, wheel alignment issues, or aggressive riding. Ensure tires are always at 10 PSI and have your ATV's alignment checked by a professional.
Difficulty mounting the tire onto the rim.
Ensure the rim is clean and free of debris. Use a tire lubricant or soapy water on the tire bead and rim edge. Verify you are using the correct size rim for the tire.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Road legal in Europe and UK due to E-mark certification.
Directional tread pattern enhances steering control and straight-line stability.
Engineered for a quieter and more comfortable ride through tread design.
Durable 4-ply construction suitable for all-terrain use.
Limited to a maximum of 10 PSI, requiring careful monitoring.
Tyre size 25x8.00-12 may not fit all ATV models without modification.
Front-specific design means a separate rear tire purchase is necessary.
Tread depth of 15mm may wear faster on abrasive surfaces compared to deeper treads.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Mounting: These are tubeless tires. Ensure your ATV's wheel rims are compatible with tubeless tires and are clean and in good condition for a proper seal.
Inflation: Inflate the tires to the recommended 10 PSI pressure. Do not exceed this limit. Use a reliable tire pressure gauge.
Balancing: For optimal performance and reduced vibration, it is recommended to have the tires balanced after mounting.
Compatibility:
Size: These tires are specifically sized 25x8.00-12, intended for the front of ATVs that utilize this dimension. Always verify your ATV's front tire size requirements before purchasing.
Fitment: Designed for most ATVs that accommodate this tire size and type. Check your ATV's owner's manual for specific recommendations.
Care:
Regular Inspection: Periodically check tire pressure and inspect for any signs of damage, cuts, or punctures. Maintain the correct 10 PSI pressure.
Cleaning: Clean tires with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals or solvents that could degrade the rubber.
Storage: If storing the ATV for extended periods, ensure tires are properly inflated and stored away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and sharp objects to prevent premature aging and damage.