Radial Tire question

[vetman1]

I have a lifted Club Car Precedent as shown in my picture. Currently, I have 22x11-10 Desert Duro tires on my cart currently. It is only a little smoother than the wooden wheels that you see on early wagons pulled by a horse.

I would like to look for a radial tire that would give me a little smoother ride, but still have a slightly aggressive tread. Currently, I have to run 7 psi in my tires just to be able to have a decent ride which does not help my riding range. The Desert Duo seems to flat spot if they sit just overnight and I feel like I am riding a roller coaster.

I was looking at the Fox All-Terrain Radial AMS tire, but could not find it in my current size.

Any suggestions?
Thomas

[dougmcp]

I've never seen radials in the golf cart sizes that have an aggressive tread, only street tires.
Maybe someone else knows more and will pipe up.

[Mr.ken]

I have the same problem and am looking too. So far all I hce found is the efx blade

[LURCH]

I found a tire on e-bay called V X its 6 ply and radial the tread is not rough but its not like a street tire. Look under golf cart tires, then VX,s.
I think thats what I'm going with.

[Mr.ken]

My supplier just suggested excel lawn pro. Checking them out now

[LURCH]

Originally Posted by LURCH

I found a tire on e-bay called V X its 6 ply and radial the tread is not rough but its not like a street tire. Look under golf cart tires, then VX,s.
I think thats what I'm going with.

I called about these tires today 23/10:50/12 6 ply Radial DOT approved they want 340.00 to the door. For what they are I don't think thats a bad price. Has anyone looked at these on e-bay.

[sonicj]

from what i have researched, this looks to be the most appealing tire for on & off road imo. i think the tread pattern looks great.

[LURCH]

Thanks for posting that pic I couldnt figure it out.

[sonicj]

np!

in case you are wondering how to do it... in Chrome, click "enlarge" on the ebay photo, right click the photo then select "view source". link to the photo is right there in the middle. procedure should be similar for other browsers.

[TahoeDawgZ71]

"DOT APPROVED" tires are a big plus.... They're built on way more strict guidelines when it comes to being perfectly round and a good true evenly built tire all the way around. They're built for higher speeds and designed not to wobble... Also keep in mind that a DOT tire mounted on a non-DOT rim can still produce an uneven ride. LOTS of golf car rims are not truly round. They don't need to be. They're designed for off-road purposes where you won't feel the bounce.