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I am looking to replace the Maxxis AT 25x8-12 tires on my Yamaha Grizzly 700 and put on snows.  Going bigger to 27" and wider to 9" or 10" is probably a good idea, yes????? I've heard that Maxxis Zillas are good. 

I just want to use the quad on the trail to get into the lake and then go ice fishing. 

Appreciate any and all advice.

Thank you!

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Changing tyre sizes is not as simple as it seems. If you aren't careful you will get gear/axle binding, and perhaps a badly behaving drive system/clutch if it's a belt drive model.

I'd stick with yamahas very well thought out design.

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Agreed, i have always thought the OEM size was well thought out during the production of the machine to the size that comes on it, and shouldnt be changed.

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