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Tires
Is your UForce tire punctured? Or maybe you just can't get enough traction through your UForce tires when offroading? Either way, you need to get a set of new tires and you've come to the right place for that.
Having the right set of tires increases your UTV's offroading capability. If you ride through mud, there are tires specially designed for that. If you love riding on loose sand, it requires a tire with a different design. Similarly, every terrain requires a tire with a unique design. At Everything CFMoto Offroad, we got the right tire for wherever you want to go.
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UForce tires come in a variety of different designs. The treads are engineered to give the best possible traction when offroading, but you have to choose the right type of tire.
The stock UForce comes with all-purpose or general terrain tires. They have large lugs which can grip just about anything. They can handle all kinds of environments you ride on, but they aren't particularly good at any of them. They are decent tires for work purposes and an occasional offroading.
Mud tires are almost the same as all-terrain tires with their large lugs, but they have been designed in a way that mud doesn’t get stuck on them.
If you are riding in loose sand, you need to have UForce sand tires. They are designed like paddles to get a grip on as much sand as possible. They use a different tread design for rear tires and front tires for optimizing performance in the sand. Unfortunately, they aren't suitable for driving on a paved road.
Similarly, there are snow tires and racing tires. Depending on your requirements, you should consider getting a set that suits your needs. With the right set of tires, you can conquer just about any obstacle and never have to fear getting stuck.
Even if you are on the market for a replacement tire or looking to buy a UForce spare tire, we can help you out. At Everything CFMoto Offroad, we got all types of tires of different sizes.
We only endorse the most reputable manufacturers so that you don't get stuck with a set of low-quality tires. These are built for rugged terrain and as long as you stick to their specialty, they will last a really long time.
