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ITP Holeshot XC ATV Front Tire
ITP Holeshot XC ATV Front Tire
Description
4 Reviews
All Reviews
Over 7 years ago
Corona ca
5 out of 5 stars
One and only
Over 8 years ago
5 out of 5 stars
Hella good tires
these tiressteer good on hard dirt or loose sand.well worth the money.
Over 10 years ago
Pottsville, PA
5 out of 5 stars
Great
These tires hook up great and arent showing any sign of wear
Over 12 years ago
Windsor, Ca.
5 out of 5 stars
Good on the track
I've only ran these on the track. They get excellent tracktion. I almost wish they were a little less grippy on the track so I could powerslide through some of the turns. I guess I can't have everything. Well worth the money. They went on fairly easily with some soapy water. The beads set nicer than the stock also.
7 Questions
Question asked by Raptor700
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Question:Q: When you buy is 1 quantity a set of 2 tires?Question asked 2 years 9 months ago
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Question answered by MotoStaffUser's contributor status: MotoSport Staff ExpertQuestion answered 2 years 9 months agoAnswer: A: These are sold individually, so quantity 1 will get you 1 tire.
Question asked by krontyme
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Question:Q: What do these tires measure installed?Question asked Over 4 years ago
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Question answered by MotoSportExpertUser's contributor status: MotoSport Staff ExpertQuestion answered Over 4 years agoAnswer: A: These tires run true to size.
Question asked by keny
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Question:Q: If there not in stock can we still place an order 4 themQuestion asked Over 9 years ago
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Question answered by dlettie9User's contributor status:Question answered Over 9 years agoAnswer: A: yes, but they will not ship until they come into stock so be prepared to wait
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Question answered by dillyUser's contributor status:Question answered Over 9 years agoAnswer: A: yes you can.. i ordered a set of rear tires 3 weeks ago.. they are still back ordered. i now wish that i didnt order them
Question asked by hhhhhhhhh
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Question:Q: Which is better?Question asked Over 9 years agoWhich tire is better for sandy to hard pack trails:the itp holeshot xc or the maxxis razrs?
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Question answered by SBRacingUser's contributor status:Question answered Over 9 years agoAnswer: A: Razrs they both are pretty similar. I've ran maxxis since 03' an i've love them. The razr bite an rip it up. Hands down.
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Question answered by FlaschUser's contributor status:Question answered Over 9 years agoAnswer: A: ITP has always been the best but for some odd reason all the racers are using the maxxis even though they don't last.
Question asked by carl450
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Question:Q: How many tires are in this package?Question asked Over 10 years ago2x fronts 2x rear?
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Question answered by james718User's contributor status: Expert MotoSport StaffQuestion answered Over 10 years agoAnswer: A: Tires are sold individually (1).
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Question answered by JesseCUser's contributor status: MotoSport StaffQuestion answered Over 10 years agoAnswer: A: this is not a package, this is just a single tire.
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Question answered by dillyUser's contributor status:Question answered Over 10 years agoAnswer: A: no.. there is one front tire. if you want 2 you have to bump up the quantity
Question asked by rob4220
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Question:Q: What is the ply on these tires? ex: 2ply, 4ply or 6plyQuestion asked Over 10 years ago
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Question answered by james718User's contributor status: MotoSport Staff ExpertQuestion answered Over 10 years agoAnswer: A: 4-ply front rating.
6-ply rear rating.
Question asked by robert12
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Question:Q: What comes in the packageQuestion asked Over 11 years agowhat come in the package
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Question answered by MoDTRX440ExUser's contributor status:Question answered Over 11 years agoAnswer: A: 1 tire comes in package when you order quanity one 2 for 2 and some sticker:)
Fitment
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# Part Numbers
| Product Variant | Manufacturer Part # |
|---|---|
| ITP Holeshot XC ATV Front Tire | 532045 |
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WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. Wash hands after handling. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
