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Posted by: Heapster
Another trick with the heavy lugged utility tires is to turn them around so the point of the V is facing backards. This is better for pulling sand into the middle of the tire and giving you more floatation, rather than scooping sand out towards the outside thus digging yourself into a big hole.
Always be sure to keep the throttle pegged and RPM's up........Momentum is key in the sand.
Have fun, and be sure to roost on some banshee's........just remember paybacks are hell though and they'll wash you down with tons of sand roost!
he heh.
Posted by: SANDMAN430
yeah they work ok, and you can race other 4x4 and maybe win
Posted by: DirtVH
I don't know about Glamis but Saturday there were dozens of utility quads on the dunes at St.Anthony. Including my wife on our Prairie they do OK just don't try racing sport quads up big hills. You can still have fun and play in bowls on them. Air down the tires and take it easy until you get a feel for what the utility handles like and can do in the sand.
Posted by: DirtVH
St.Anthonys is a Great place just do a search on here you will find people are willing to travel a long ways to come here. Big Dunes and lots of big steep bowls miles and miles of sand. Don't worry about the utility on the sand It will do ok as long as you don't try shooting big steep hills. There is usually a easy way around and even to the top of most dunes just have to go up a different side. He can still have fun and like was suggested turning the back tire around so the tread pattern is backwards helps them if airing it down wasn't enough.
Posted by: jsyi
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Originally posted by: Thunder53
I want to go to Glamis but I don't know how well my dads quad would do.He has a 350ES would he be able to go or not?I have a 300EX how would that do?
Both of em will do fine. Just air down like mentioned before.
Posted by: selector
I've seen utes atop Sand Mountain here.
Posted by: blue250r
Yes U can
You might want to let your tire press down to say 3 psi depending on weight of your machine ( softer= bigger footprint =more grip)
Other than that you will be ok But dont expect to be climbing any big dunes or winning races
have fun
Posted by: DarkFireDragon
I have a utility ATV and I was wondering can I ride it through dunes without any modifacations and if I can't what modifications would I need?
Posted by: Thunder53
I want to go to Glamis but I don't know how well my dads quad would do.He has a 350ES would he be able to go or not?I have a 300EX how would that do?
Posted by: Thunder53
I know that mine won't have a problem still don't know about my dads. I was wondering what is it like at St.Anthony? we have only been to Silver Lake and we want bigger dunes
Posted by: Thunder53
Thanks you have been a great help
