Parnells ATV Tyres - 27x11.00-12 - WU24

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These Parnells "Scoprio" WU24 ATV rear tyres are designed for riders who tackle muddy terrain and slick conditions, offering outstanding traction. While their unique tread pattern excels in mud, the 6-ply rated carcass provides durability for off-road adventures. A potential consideration is the 7 PSI rating, which is specific to ATV use and requires appropriate inflation.
| Model Part Number | WU24 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Parnells |
These tyres are specifically designed for mud and slick conditions, offering superior traction in such environments. While they are road legal, their aggressive tread pattern might not provide the optimal performance or comfort on hard-packed trails or pavement compared to more general-purpose tyres.
A 6-ply rating indicates the tyre's strength and durability. It refers to the number of cord layers that make up the tyre's carcass, providing resistance to punctures and allowing for higher load capacities compared to lower ply-rated tyres.
The recommended tyre pressure for these Parnells ATV Tyres is 7 PSI. Always use a reliable tyre pressure gauge and check the pressure regularly, especially before long rides.
No, these tyres are specifically designed and designated as rear tyres (27x11.00-12, 275/70-12). Using them on the front could negatively affect steering and handling.
Clean the tyres with water and a mild soap solution. Rinse thoroughly and allow them to air dry. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents, as they can damage the rubber compound.
The E-Mark (E4-75R-0006710) signifies that the tyre meets the technical requirements for safety and environmental standards set by the European Economic Commission, making them road legal in Europe and the UK.
The 56J rating indicates the tyre's capacity. '56' is the load index, corresponding to a maximum load capacity (refer to a load index chart for the specific weight). 'J' is the speed symbol, indicating the maximum speed the tyre can sustain, which is typically 62 mph (100 km/h) for a 'J' rating.
Check the tyre bead for a proper seal against the rim. Ensure the valve stem is secure and not damaged. Inspect the tyre sidewall and tread for any punctures or cuts. Professional inspection and repair may be required.
This tyre pattern is optimized for mud. On hard surfaces, traction may be reduced compared to less aggressive tread patterns. Ensure correct tyre pressure is maintained. For mixed terrain, consider a more versatile tyre.
The centre lugs contribute to a firmer ride. Ensure tyre pressure is at the recommended 7 PSI. For significantly smoother rides on hard surfaces, a different tyre model might be more suitable.
Uneven wear can be caused by improper inflation, misaligned suspension, or aggressive riding. Check tyre pressure regularly, and have your ATV's alignment and suspension inspected by a qualified technician.
Setup: These are tubeless tyres designed to be mounted on standard 12-inch ATV rims. Professional mounting is recommended to ensure a proper seal and secure fit. Ensure the rim is clean and free of damage before mounting.
Compatibility: The tyres are sized 27x11.00-12, making them suitable for ATVs that accommodate this tyre size and require rear-specific fitment (275/70-12). Always check your ATV's manual or existing tyre sidewalls for the manufacturer's recommended tyre specifications.
Inflation: Maintain the specified 7 PSI (pounds per square inch) for optimal performance and tyre life. Over-inflation can lead to a harsher ride and reduced traction, while under-inflation can compromise stability and increase the risk of damage. Use a reliable tyre pressure gauge.
Care: Regularly inspect tyres for cuts, abrasions, or embedded objects. Clean the tyres with water and a mild soap if necessary, avoiding harsh chemicals that could degrade the rubber. Store the ATV in a shaded area when possible to protect the tyres from prolonged UV exposure. If storing the ATV for extended periods, consider over-inflating slightly to prevent flat spots, then reducing to the correct pressure before use.