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Innova tires?


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First let me say that I don't sell these things. I am just wondering about opinions.

I was in a shop in Vegas looking for some RAZRs and the guy talked me into trying the Innovas. I was very surprised that he didn't want me to buy the much more expensive Maxxis tires. I gave them a shot and I have to say that I'm impressed with them. I ride mostly in the desert on hard pack and some sandy areas and they seem to work very well. Does anyone else have a set? What are your opinions? I'm just thinking that they may be a great tire for someone on a budget.

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They make a 4 ply and 6 ply version of the same tire. I am running the 4 ply. I have run through some very rocky places and haven't had a sidewall issue yet. I also run on my property that has a lot of "goat heads" (like a big sand spur) and have had no flats

I got mine from this place:

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