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The 250/450F Tire Combo from Artrax allows you to choose any front and rear combination of the following Artrax tire models. Get exactly what you need in size and features, at prices that you will not be able to say no to.

Artrax MX-PRO Details

  • Soft/Intermediate Tire.
  • Artrax MX PRO tires offer excellent traction in ruts and flat corners.
  • Tread pattern offers great traction in all terrains and improves braking grip.
  • Durable tire compound.

Artrax SX1 Details

  • Intermediate/Hard Terrain.
  • Shoulder knobs help you put power down in the turns.
  • Stiff sidewall with 4-ply construction to resist punctures.
  • Widely spaced knobs which help to prevent the tire from getting completely packed with mud and dirt.

Artrax SX2 Details

  • Soft Terrain.
  • Offers excellent mud performance.
  • Lug spacing helps shed mud and build up for better cornering and breaking.

Artrax TG4 Details

  • Soft/Intermediate Terrain.
  • Front tire features T style shoulder knobs that help you put power down in the turns.
  • Rear tire features a cupped style tread pattern to increase straight line traction and ribbed sub-tread between the knobs add control through soft sand and dirt.
  • Stiff sidewall with 4-ply construction to resist punctures.
  • Widely spaced knobs to prevent the buildup of dirt.

Artrax SE3 Details

  • Intermediate Terrain.
  • The toughest, most competitive enduro style tire from Atrax.
  • Stiff sidewall with 4-ply construction to resist punctures.
  • If you need the burliest tire to get the job done, the SE3 is the right choice.

ARTRAX 250/450F TIRE COMBO

Our Price: $84.99
Retail:$129.98
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Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Shingletown CA
Good set of Rubber
" I got this set of tires for my 07 crf450r, and they work great!! I tryed them in the mud first and they held up good ones i got the tire PSI were i liked it, after that they hooked up nice. then i tryed them on a hard pack track and they did just as good. Overall they are the best buy out there for the price!!!! "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: El Cajon, Ca
Worth the money and then some
" After reading all the reviews I decided to give these tires a try. MAN am I glad I did!!! I absolutely love these tires. I ended up geting the MX-PRO set for my 09 yz450f. I primeraly ride tracks in southern Cali where a lot of the dirt here is soft/intermediate. I tested out these tires at Pala raceway where the dirt is really nice and loamy. The front tire was on point!!! I could cut and square corners better than my previous set of tires and never once did my front wash out that day. The rear tire was just as great , everytime I wanted to give it gas the rear tire hooked up with ease. Not sure why all the other reviews complained about having a hard time mouting these up??? It was easy as any other tire out there. I will be getting these as long as they keep making them!! "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: las vegas, nv
Decent Tires. Cant Beat The Price.
" Installation wasn't to bad bein my first time so can't compare to other brands. The Front tires bead sealed nice, but the rear is a pain the bead won't seal evenly, a quarter of it won't pop out. You have to really work with it. Idk if I just got one that is a little out of wack. But Once you get past that your golden. I put them on my 08 YZ450F and they seem to of held up after one ride. I Will probably try these again once worn. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: queens ny
good tires for the money
" I got my tires from motorsports. Went to the track and installed it myself, which was not a big deal when you have the proper tools. ride for while this tires relly grip on the turn have crf 450r "
Overall:
3 out of 5
3 out of 5
Location: Ashburn, VA
ARTRAX
" Just like everybody else these days...looking to save some coin. I read all the reviews on the these tires and thought I would take a shot. The front tire worked out great, the rear tire on the other hand was a different story. I ordered the 110/100/18, the tire is small compared to other brands that size. The main problem is it is to skinny and comes off the bead. I ran it in a two hour harescramble, and almost made it to the end before getting a flat (tire popped of the bead). I would buy the front tire again, not the rear. "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Fullerton, CA
Better than expected!
" Just got the Artrax SX1 tires for my 2002 CR250R. The 90/100-21 & 120/90-19, these are super meaty tires and appear to be of great quality on par with my Dunlops. Only concern: had them mounted at two different shops (front/rear) both techs complained that they were some of the stiffest sidewalls they have ever seen. Not sure how this will translate to the trails. Will post update after ride this weekend. Appears to be a great buy for the combo. "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: San Francisco Bay Area
Artrax
" Two rides (CRF 450x) on this inexpensive set of tires($89.99 a pair).One 38 miles beater man ride & one 40 mile ride with the kids. Good traction,very little wear so far,stiff side walls made the mounting a strugle,but for 1/2 the price of the previous Michelins,a real good buy. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Des Moines,IA
MX-PRO's
" I bought 2 sets of these and was able to get alot of rides out of them. Probably the best tire for the money I will buy more ARTRAX tires from now on! These tires really work well in the softer stuff vs hard terrain. If you ride or race on both I get a set of SX1 and the MX PRO's! "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Marana AZ
easy
" I bought the SE3 tire set for my Honda 450f. Easy install with Pedros tire levers and a spray bottle of soapy water. The price is easy too. I have yet to ride em but the install was a breeze, if you know how to change a tire (I do it on the table hee hee). "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Adams, OR
excellent value
" I bought 2 different rear tires after a friend said they sucked. Obviously I had to see for myself. First, the price is great. Second, They were just as simple to install as any other tire. Third, the wear is not even showing after 3 rides. Unless your getting your tires for free, doing something wrong installing them or spinning donuts on a gravel road, I think these tires are a wonderful tire. I'm no pro, so I can't tell the difference between a $100 dollar tire and $50.00 tire but I can count money. I kicked myself back when the Maxxis tires where selling for this price and I did not stock up. This time I'm ordering five more sets for stock. "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Newberg, OR
good tires
" I was very pleased with these tires. I ride track and trail and these work well. Good traction and light wear. I recommend these to anyone on a budget. Good buy. Very easy to get mounted and set the beads. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Avilla, IN
Great Tires
" I got the SX1 front and rear and they are great as long as it is not on dusty bluegroove conditions but then agian what tire is? No knobs are missing, but the edge wears a little quick at first. After it gets about 4 hours on it, the wears very slowly and then after about 6-8 hours it is time to flip. Really awesome tire for the price. CAUTION: just as Artrax has stated the sidewalls are very stiff. Tires are difficult during installation, but well worth it. "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: dayton , oh
so far so good
" only put about 2 hrs. on em so far in s.e. ohio tight, dry, hard pack trails but was very satisfied with the traction . if they last a while and wear ok id give em a 5 because of the good price "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Oklahoma
Artrax SX front and rear
" Mounted on an RM250 two stroke. I had no problems mounting the tires like some have said. I have had them on the bike for about 2 months and the wear if as good as any other brand of tire. We ride MX and run on sand and loose intermediate tracks. 1st ride was on inter soil and I could tell the tires hooked up from the 1st corner on. In the sand the tires bite very well and I have no complaints about the front or rear. I would buy again. I will add that I pulled off a set of MX31s to mount the Artrax SX set. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Long Beach, CA
SWEET TIRE Combo
" What can i say, This is the best bang for a Buck you could get.... GREAT tires, I had NO problems with the beads at all . mounted great... Just use soapy water and its all good. "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Kennewick, WA
good purchase
" The tires are really good and the price is even better! With several choices in terrain type these tires are perfect for the low-budged racers that wanna be able to replace tires as often as needed. "
Overall:
1 out of 5
1 out of 5
Location: Brookings, OR
Size was way wrong
" Bought these for a buddy I owed. Broke the beed and a spoon trying to get the rear tire on. Its like they run a 1/2 inch small. (Tire still looks good though lots of tread) "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Sevierville, Tn
Would Recommend
" These are some great tires and a great price to boot. Took them out over memorial weekend and they hooked up great. "
Overall:
3 out of 5
3 out of 5
Location: Denver, CO
Good for the price.
" Nice tread design looks like older Bridgestone or Pirelli? Did not see in the descrition anywhere they are DOT?! Was not looking for a street tire. Very hard compound, very stiff sidewall. MUCH narrower than my older set of the same size?!?!?! Cost me an extra $15 to have mounted cause the bead and sidewall were so stiff I couldn't mount myself. I personally would not buy again. But thought I'd give them a try since the pair cost as much as one Dunlop rear. Luckily my 450 has almost eatin the rear tire off already and I can go back to Dunlop. "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Maricopa, Arizona
sx1 front and rear
" Great tires overall, The front sx1 really hooks up in flat desert with nicely spaced knobbies. also running the sx1 in the rear, and i have no complaints what so ever, it. Good long lasting tires, and you cant beat that for 80 bucks. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Reno Nv.
I like it
" I like it alot!!! Great price for some great tires! Mounted up eazy and motosports people are the best. Luv. L.B. "
Overall:
1 out of 5
1 out of 5
Location: Blacksburg, VA
Worst Decision Ever
" I was trying to save a little bit of money and ended up costing myself way more than buying a descent pair of tires. After a two hour drive and about $70 in gas on top of a $30 track fee, the rear tire blew off the bead about 10 minutes into riding. I thought it was a freak accident and tried to remount it but as soon as I aired up the tube again the tire popped right back off the rim. Don't make the same mistake I made and save yourself the hassle. These tires are cheap for a reason, THEY SUCK! "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: ludington mi
artrax tg4s
" I personally didnt have any abnormal problems mounting this tire both fron and rear took the bead just fine although mounting new tires is pretty stressful. took them on one short ride so far and they hooked up great even with a little snow on the ground. All and all i think its a good tire ezpeciallyfor the price. shred em "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Not Available
" I've only rode these tires 2 times out at bremen mx in ga, but figured I'd review it as there's some question about these tires. I have the MX pro tires on a rm 250 and I have to say they're good. I'm a pretty good C rider. They seem to hold in the corners pretty good and are very predictable while accelerating hard out of corners. Even when flat tracking the bike in sweeper type corners they seem pretty predictable and have good bite. I've only had two rides with these tires, so its not a boat load of experience with them, and they seem to be wearing ok so far. Track is mainly loam with little hardpack straight. If money is tight, these are a good deal. I mount my own tires, and I didn't have any issues mounting or seating the bead, a little soapy water goes a long way. "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Ridgedale, mo
Good price good tire
" Dont seem to be bad tire especially for the money. Front tire was a pain to get a bead on! But it looked like it sat in the wrong position in overstock for a while. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: dresser wi
" awsome tires for the money .they have awsome bite but wear fast but for the price you can aford to buy more "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Cumming, GA
Great deal
" OK so I was a little tentative buying the cheap ones but after the frustrating front tire finally took a bead, i was able to test out the tires. These tires hook up and so far the tread life is equal to or better than the Maxxis i have been running. The $$ saved was well worth the bead issue. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Florida
Great Tires!
" I bought a set of these for my son who races a RM250. (B Class) They have lasted longer than any other tires we've tried, Hook up great and mount as easy as any other brand. Highly recommend! "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Thumbs up!
" Bought this tire combo for a 450 that I'm selling so I can't comment on how they wear but they mounted up like butter! It was so easy I took them off and had my gf put them back on for practice. For the price, I say you can't beat 'em. "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Grayslake IL
Good tires
" I chose the hard compound tires, because I ride in clay. You have a choice of many compounds to choose from. The tread pattern works great. The only reason I'm giving these tires a four out of five starts is because the hard rubber compound can be very difficult to install. I ripped the bead on both the front are rear tire slightly while trying to mount the tires. This was probably because I was using regular tire spoons versus a large tire installing machine. On the front wheel I poked through the inner tube nine times. I finally gave up and had the front tire mounted by the dealer. I would recommend this tire set to everyone, but buy a medium or soft compound if you want to install it yourself. "
Overall:
1 out of 5
1 out of 5
Location: jackson, ca
only a bro
" these have got to be the worst tires in the world, only a bro would go and buy these. one of my friends bought these saying"well they were cheap" but it does matter, quality should b the most important thing! you will have better luck going to a race and taking a tire the lines the gate at the track!! "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Ashland City, TN
really good tire
" I have been very satisified with this tire. They wear really good. They seem to hook up really well whether dry or prepped. I would recommend the purchase, and will purchase again. "
Overall:
1 out of 5
1 out of 5
Location: Indianapolis IN
Front tire Problem
" Bought a set of these and have problem with front. Tire will not seat on the rim. Could net get the bead to seat and ended up ruining another tube trying to pressure the bead to "pop" into rim seat. Junk tire!! Do not buy. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Trabuco Cyanon, CA
great tires!!!!
" These are great tires. I have a 2002 CR250 When i got these tires i was surprised by the size of the knobs, they were huge!!!! They are hard to bead, i had some trouble getting the tires on, the bead diddnt want to set. but whn i finally got them on they looked great. I went to Arizona on a 5 day ride. I rode on everything from slabs of rock to pure sand. These tires track great in hard pack they corner great, they really hold a line. But if you like to pin it out of turns while going slow the rear tire slides out like a mofo. In soft dirt the tires still handle great. Its very easy to hold a line. In sand these are amazing the rear is just like a paddle. they float in the sand, i cant tell you enough how great these are in the sand. I was flying up massive sand hill climbs that even a trx700xx couldn't make up, no joke. overall these are great tires, GREAT FOR THE MONEY!!!!! they are good for riders like me who can't afford the expensive tires. GET 'EM!!!!!! "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Richmond, VA
Hookn Up
" Upsized stock KX125 rear tire w/ 110/90 19 rear and stock front. These great SX2 ARTRAX tires provide exellent Traction in wet and muddy conditions. Superb!! Mounting tires takes patience, but seems to be worth it so far. Seems to hook up well in all conditions, but haven't had long enough to rate durability. Hope they hold up! Great 4 price! Ultimate wet traction! "
Overall:
3 out of 5
3 out of 5
Location: mesa az
do you get what you pay for?
" sounds like a good deal.....worth more like $50 for combo i bought the IT combo.....the frontworks pretty well although it will not stay completely on the bead below 20lbs would be a good dual sport if it is a street legal tire. the rear is a joke, i got the 120/90/18. this tire is the size of a 125 tire. tread is short to begin with and wears pretty fast, expect not to get many rides out of it. also has wimpy side tread and only corners well in soft terrain. no control on hard pack. i took 2 rides on it (40 mi each, mixed intermediate terrain) and i am looking for a new tire......im thinking maxxis desert. maybe motosport wants to hook me up with a deal due to the short lifespan of the "artrax super enduro" (they actually say that on the tire) "
Overall:
1 out of 5
1 out of 5
Location: Not Available
" the tires had very thin sidewalls and didnt bead up good with the rim, better off buying good ones. just put it this way you get what you pay for. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Leesburg, GA
Don't be fooled by the price!
" I've had the SX1's for about 3 months now so I can honestly say that they have held up as well as comparable Dunlop(756/742), Michelin(MS3), and Bridgestone(403/404) tires that I have previously tried. And they definitlely lasted longer and perform better than the Kenda Millvilles I tried. The Michelin MS3's are still my favorite tire, but for sub $90, you will not find a better set of tires! "
Overall:
3 out of 5
3 out of 5
Location: Gresham, Or
Good but....
" Good tire, but front is very difficult to set the bead. Had to work hard for this and I am not the only one as I found out. "
Overall:
1 out of 5
1 out of 5
Location: Not Available
" front tire OK. Rear tire is junk! only lasted 2 rides on soft/intermediate dirt knobs are short which help turning them into racing slicks. spend the extra money on a quality name brand chinese import. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Boston, MA
" Awesome tires!!!!!! Why spend $130 on another tire combo when you can have these for $80. Almost the exact same tread pattern as my bridgestones. Hook up well in turns and off the start. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Fairfax, VT
Good choice when on a budget
" We have tested these tires due to budget tightening. We have ran them on a Honda CRF250R and a CRF450R at MX338 Southwick MA , WSP Winchester NH, MX207 Lyman ME., so far with more tracks to go. All either Soft or Intermediate Terrain. I am impressed they hook up great, straight line off the gate and again in the corners. I was very skeptical as we normally run Dunlop 756, but I have to say I will purchase another set of these tires. Good value for the price ! "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: Old Forge, N.Y.
Good Buy
" I just bought this tires about a month ago. They are excellent in sand, mud and hard packed surfaces. I have to ride 3 miles on pavement to get to the trail, if you take a sharp turn,like turning onto another street and accelerate, the back tire wants to slide and you actually go sideways. They also wear fast. But other than that, they are a fantastic buy for the money. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Hilton, NY
Good overall
" I had to try these for the price and they worked very well. I had a small issue seating the front tire and had to crank up the pressure, but as for performance they work great in all conditions. The SX-1 is a soft compound tire and for my area it works great. Cant beat the cost. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Stuart, Florida
I'm Impressed!
" I took a chance and put a set of Artrax on my 250 2-stroke and couldn't believe how well the bike tracked! I ride exclusively tracks in S. Florida (mix sand and gravel). I highly recommend trying these out you won't be sorry. You will appreciate the bike's lock in a corner. I must say - I never heard of Artrax but will definitely convert my other bikes over as well...Dunlop - goodbye! "
Overall:
4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Location: wrentham, MA
Tough tires!
" I just put these tires to a six hour test and so far they are great! I ride in really rocky and root filled terrain which usually rips tires apart in a ride or two. There was no chunking of the knobs and the front tire did not wash out like the bridgestones that came on the bike new. They lasted about twenty hours. I even like these tires better than my maxxis it tires that are on my other bike. The one gripe I have is that these tires are a pain to mount. Very stiff sidewalls but that is good for where I ride. "
Overall:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Location: Charleston, WV
Awesome Tires!!!
" I bought the SX1 tires for my 450. The best tires you will get for your money. Only had 3 rides on them when I sold the bike. The knobs wasnt even rounded. They got excellent traction everywhere and did not chunk knbos off. My opinion, try them cant beat the price. "
Tire comparison
Asked by DarrenK, Vermont
I would go with the SX1 Artrax compound if you are trying to get something close to the D756. I have used both and personally believe the Artrax SX1 lasts longer than the D756 and is more economical without sacrificing traction.
Answered by motis
maxxis vs
Asked by ross, midland tx
If you are doing a mixture of sand riding and desert style riding you would probably want to go with the TG4. The wear life should be about the same as the Maxxis.
Answered by Drewski, Portland, OR
what arttrax tire combo would be best for pasture, trail, and some track riding
Asked by herl426, northwest kansas
Personally I would go with the Soft/Intermediate Terrain TG4's.
Answered by Drewski, Por+land
Will these fit my bike?
Asked by madktm, wrentham, MA
Yes that tire size will fit your bike no problem...
Answered by Pinned, Charleston, WV
I think as long as you have the same rim size it will fit no problem.
Answered by england30
what should i try out?
Asked by natep231, IOWA
For the price, surprisingly these are a good tire. They hook up really well and have a minimal wear life. The SX1 tire is intended for intermediate/hard terrain, which would be a good compound for what you mentioned.
Answered by james718, Portland, OR
WHich tires would be most similiar to Maxxis IT's?
Asked by josht
The SE3's would be the most like the IT's becaus ethey are intermediate terrian specific tires.
Answered by AnthonyC, Portland, OR
Why are there no 110-19 rears in SE3 style?
Asked by CRFSean, Sacramento, CA.
We have added a 110/90-19 in the SE3. They are due in Dec. 09'.
Answered by Action, NW
any advise?
Asked by mx450
Put about 10 psi in it, shoot soapy water in the beed, then bounce the tire up and down rotating it. Then pump it up big time. 75 psi should pop it on the beed then let her back down to 12 and you are set.
Answered by trent179, Princeton, IN
Mix a little water with soap , and it will help it go on or watch this vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qw0B2gIwbBg
Answered by Anthony250F, San Gabriel Ca.

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