26X9.00R12 6Ply Atv Tyres Obor Cornelius 66J (Set Of 4)
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This set of four Obor "Cornelius" WU11 ATV tyres is designed for off-road enthusiasts seeking superior traction and durability on varied terrains. The key benefit is their aggressive tread pattern and 6-ply rating, offering excellent grip on dirt, mud, and roots, along with enhanced sidewall protection for confident riding. A potential caveat to consider is their specific size (26x9.00R12), which requires compatibility with your ATV or SxS.
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| Model Part Number | WU11 Cornelius |
|---|---|
| Brand | OBOR |
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FAQs
What does '6Ply' mean for these tyres?
'6Ply' refers to the 6-ply rating, indicating the tyre's load-bearing capacity and durability. It signifies a stronger construction that is more resistant to punctures and damage compared to tyres with fewer plies.
Are these tyres suitable for all types of ATVs?
These tyres are specifically sized 26x9.00R12. They are suitable for ATVs and SxS vehicles that are designed to accommodate this tyre size and are intended for off-road use. Always verify your vehicle's specifications.
What is the recommended tyre pressure?
The recommended tyre pressure for the Obor Cornelius WU11 tyres is 18 PSI.
Can I use these tyres on the road?
Yes, these tyres are E-marked (E4-75R-0013744), making them road legal in Europe and the UK.
How does the tread pattern help in mud?
The aggressive and unique tread pattern is designed with deep, widely spaced lugs that effectively bite into mud, expelling it to maintain grip and prevent slippage.
What is the benefit of the shoulder lugs?
The extra lugs on the shoulder provide enhanced protection for the tyre's sidewall and the wheel rim against impacts from rocks, roots, and other trail debris.
Do I need inner tubes for these tyres?
No, these are tubeless tyres and do not require inner tubes, provided they are mounted on compatible tubeless rims.
Troubleshooting
Tyre loses pressure over time.
Check the tyre bead for a proper seal with the rim. Inspect the tyre for any punctures or embedded objects. Ensure the valve stem is secure and not leaking.
Poor traction in specific conditions.
Verify tyre pressure is set to the recommended 18 PSI. Ensure the aggressive tread is not clogged with excessive mud or debris. Consider if the terrain exceeds the optimal performance range for this tyre pattern.
Uneven tyre wear.
Check wheel alignment and vehicle suspension for any issues. Rotate tyres if possible to promote even wear. Ensure correct tyre pressure is maintained during use.
Tyre shows signs of damage on sidewall or rim.
Inspect for sharp objects or impacts. While the shoulder lugs offer protection, extreme conditions can still cause damage. Replace the tyre if significant damage is observed to prevent failure.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent traction on diverse off-road terrains (mud, dirt, roots).
- Durable 6-ply construction for enhanced puncture resistance.
- Road legal in Europe and UK (E-marked) for added versatility.
- Protective shoulder lugs safeguard sidewalls and rims.
- Lightweight design aids in better acceleration and braking.
Cons
- Specific size (26x9.00R12) limits compatibility to certain ATV/SxS models.
- May be overkill for purely recreational or light-duty use.
- Aggressive tread might produce more noise on hard surfaces.
- Requires proper inflation (18 PSI) for optimal performance and safety.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure your ATV or SxS is designed to accommodate tyres with a 26x9.00R12 size. Verify that your vehicle's suspension and bodywork have adequate clearance for these dimensions, especially when fully articulated. Check that your wheel rims are compatible with tubeless tyres of this size.
Setup: Mount these tubeless tyres onto appropriate rims. Ensure the bead seals properly with the rim. Inflate to the recommended pressure of 18 PSI. It is crucial to check tire pressure regularly, especially before and after off-road use, as the recommended pressure is for optimal performance and safety.
Care: Regularly inspect tyres for signs of wear, damage, or embedded objects. Clean the tyres with water and a mild soap if necessary, avoiding harsh chemicals that could degrade the rubber. Rotate tyres periodically if applicable to ensure even wear. Store the vehicle in a dry, shaded area when not in use to protect the tyres from prolonged exposure to sunlight and harsh weather conditions.