CST Ancla C9312 Quad Tyre - 24x11-10 6PR

The CST Ancla C9312 52L E 6PR TL Quad Tyre - 24x11-10 is part of the latest tyre range from CST Ty...

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The CST Ancla C9312 Quad Tyre (24x11-10, 6PR) is designed for UTV and ATV riders seeking aggressive traction across varied terrains. Its key benefit is superior grip and mud shedding capability thanks to its sweeping tread design, with a caveat being the 6-ply rating, which signifies enhanced puncture resistance but may offer a firmer ride compared to lower ply ratings. This tyre, manufactured by Maxxis, focuses on delivering reliability and performance for off-road adventures.

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Model Part NumberTM16198000
BrandCST

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FAQs

What does the '6PR' rating mean?

6PR (6 Ply Rating) indicates the tyre's strength and load-carrying capacity. It signifies that the tyre has the equivalent strength of 6 traditional cotton ply layers, offering enhanced puncture resistance and durability without necessarily having 6 physical layers of material.

Is this tyre suitable for hard-packed trails?

Yes, the CST Ancla C9312 is designed to provide a comfortable ride even on hard terrain due to its clever tread pattern design, while still offering aggressive traction when needed.

Who manufactures CST tyres?

CST motorcycle tyres are owned and manufactured by Maxxis, a well-respected tyre company known for its quality and performance.

How do I clean my CST Ancla tyres?

Clean your tyres with a damp cloth and mild soap. Rinse thoroughly and allow them to air dry. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.

What is the benefit of the sweeping tread design?

The sweeping tread design is engineered to effectively shed mud and debris, ensuring continuous and superior traction across various surfaces, especially in soft or muddy conditions.

Can this tyre be used on pavement?

While the tyre is designed for off-road use, it can be used on pavement for short distances. However, prolonged use on hard surfaces may lead to faster tread wear and increased noise.

Troubleshooting

Tyre loses pressure quickly

Inspect the tyre for punctures, check the valve stem for leaks, and ensure the bead is properly seated on the rim.

Uneven wear pattern on the tyre

Check wheel alignment and ensure proper tyre pressure. Rotate tyres regularly as per manufacturer recommendations.

Vibration or wobble during operation

The tyre may be out of balance. Have the tyre and wheel assembly balanced by a professional.

Reduced traction in muddy conditions

Ensure tyre tread is clear of packed mud. Driving at appropriate speeds for the terrain can also help maintain traction.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exceptional traction on diverse terrains
  • Superior mud shedding capabilities
  • Enhanced puncture resistance due to 6-ply rating
  • Comfortable ride even on hard surfaces
  • Reliable performance backed by Maxxis manufacturing

Cons

  • May provide a firmer ride compared to lower ply-rated tires
  • Aggressive tread might be noisier on hard pavement
  • Requires proper installation and maintenance for optimal performance

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Installation should be performed by a qualified technician to ensure proper seating and balancing. Always refer to your vehicle's manual for correct tyre size and pressure specifications.

Compatibility: The CST Ancla C9312 is specifically designed for UTVs and ATVs. It is an E-marked tyre and an OE (Original Equipment) fitment on many vehicles, confirming its compatibility with a wide range of models. Always verify the size `24x11-10` and `6PR` rating are suitable for your specific vehicle.

Care: Regularly check tyre pressure and adjust as recommended by the vehicle manufacturer. Inspect tyres for cuts, bulges, or embedded objects after each use. Clean the tyres with mild soap and water to remove mud and debris, which can degrade the rubber over time. Avoid exposure to excessive heat or harsh chemicals.