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Old February 19th, 2010, 10:27 AM   #1
 
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Who else makes wheels for ATV's other then ITP?
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Old February 19th, 2010, 10:39 AM   #2
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Mine are made by Vision.. I like them, and my offset is wide so no spacers needed, But makes for a muddy ride
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Douglas Wheels, and Maxxis are a couple of others.
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All those and STI
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Check out the motosports wheels. I am looking at those for my next purchase. They make some pretty wild wheels.
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Here is a few.

ATV Wheels from ITP, STI, Vision, Super Grip, and Motosport Alloy

MOTOSPORT ALLOYS | Custom ATV Wheels, tires and accessories
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Thanks for the links!!! Now to find something that will fit my SRA! It seems like aftermarket wheels are built more for IRS machines.

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Thanks for the links!!! Now to find something that will fit my SRA! It seems like the aftermarket wheels are build now a days are built more for IRS machines.
Do you know the stock offset for the SRA? You know...I think there is a pretty good stock wheel chart over on MIMB and...if you go down about 6 posts on the lug chart thread, there is a link to a site with more stock wheel offsets. I will look and post here if I get the chance...at work today. I would think as long as you don't increase the first number more then 1" you should be OK. It may be more the width of the tire that comes into play with the SRA. I don't know for sure though.
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i went with the Motosport Wheel this time, needed a change from ITP.

These are the M9 Patroit's.
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Now to find something that will fit my SRA!
It seems like aftermarket wheels are built more for IRS machines.
The Can-hams use the same bolt pattern as the SRA Prairie, so you can find the wheels you need.
I had the ITP SS312 wheels on my short owned Outlander 800.
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