Set Of 4 Kenda Bearclaw

23X10.00-10 • 62F • All Season • All Terrain

Kenda Bearclaw

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

• All terrain traction
• Enhanced controllability
• Damage resistance

OVERVIEW

The Kenda Bearclaw is an all terrain, all season tire manufactured for ATVs and UTVs. This tire was designed for rear axle applications.

The tire promotes great all terrain traction. The directional lug placement increases the tire's soft, loose and uneven terrain gripping ability and power. This enables the tire's safer performance on all terrain surfaces as the tread elements increase the grip the tire has on the surface. The tread's high void ratio improves the model's self-cleaning ability. It prevents mud and snow from being stuck between the tread elements and from blocking the tire's contact with the terrain surface. As a result, the tire promotes a secure all terrain performance and usability.

The tread design and the strengthened construction work together to avoid damage to the casing. The tread's high void ratio prevents stone retention from drilling rocks into the tread area. The durable construction maintains the tire's optimal shape under the driving and load pressure affecting the model. The optimizes shape enhances the tire's durability and performing capability on all terrain surfaces.

The Bearclaw's directional tread pattern upgrades the tire's handling. The tread's optimal tread design improves the steering responsiveness and driving stability. This enhances the steering to become faster and more precise in its response to the driver's commands, while the structure is stabilized against the driving pressure affecting the model. The better overall control upgrades the tire's performing capability.

This specific tire model features a BIASED ply construction.

When it comes to ATV tires, there might be slight visual differences between brands and models even if the tires are of the same size.

NOT FOR HIGHWAY USE: This tire model is not DOT-approved for highway use.

Manufacturers recommend changing tires every 10 years. As long as tires are properly stored before they are sold, the year of their manufacture will not shorten their service life.