ATV Sand Tires
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Ride SpecificNew!System 3 SS360 32x10-15 Tire for 2018-2023 Polaris RZR and 2020-2021 Can-Am Maverick UTVs$293.17Free Same Day ShippingPart #: 906G2V Mfg Part #: S3-0670 -
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Ride SpecificITP Front or Rear Coyote Desert 32x10R-15 Tire for 2018-2023 Polaris RZR and 2020-2021 Can-Am Maverick UTVs
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$275.88Free ShippingPart #: 654483 Mfg Part #: 6P0809 -
Ride SpecificPart #: 653409 Mfg Part #: 31-202910-217A -
Ride SpecificPart #: 652763 Mfg Part #: 5000536 -
Ride SpecificPart #: 652762 Mfg Part #: 5000526 -
Ride SpecificPart #: 652761 Mfg Part #: 5000516 -
Ride SpecificPart #: 652645 Mfg Part #: 5000496 -
Ride SpecificPart #: 652644 Mfg Part #: 5000506 -
Ride SpecificNew!System 3 SS360 30x10-14 Tire for Select Can-Am, Polaris, and Yamaha UTVs$253.40Free Same Day ShippingPart #: 5FWVY3 Mfg Part #: S3-0650 -
Ride SpecificPart #: 542374 Mfg Part #: 5000486 -
Ride SpecificPart #: 542373 Mfg Part #: 5000476 -
Ride SpecificITP Rear Right Sand Star 20x11-10 Tire for Select Cannondale, Polaris, and Suzuki ATVs
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$140.88Free ShippingPart #: 542372 Mfg Part #: 5000466 -
Ride SpecificITP Rear Left Sand Star 20x11-10 Tire for Select Cannondale, Polaris, and Suzuki ATVs$140.88Free ShippingPart #: 542371 Mfg Part #: 5000456 -
Ride SpecificPart #: 542367 Mfg Part #: 5000416 -
Ride SpecificPart #: 540726 Mfg Part #: 31-24410-2211C -
Ride SpecificPart #: 540720 Mfg Part #: 31-24408-2211A
ATV Sand Tires
The paddles that you see on the tire are not the only way that these tires are specialized. They are also made to be exceptionally light. You’ll notice that the vast majority of our sand tires have a ply rating of 2. This is in an effort to keep them as light as possible, helping you stay on top of the sand rather than plowing through it.
You might have noticed that the front tires are fitted with a strip of tread that runs in a circle around the tire. This tread helps you gain traction and turn on the sand while screaming forward at breakneck speeds.
We have both tubed and tubeless options, so no matter what you prefer, we will have an option that will suit your needs. Our selection is nothing if not diverse, and we are confident that we will have the perfect tire for you.
If you have any questions, you can either check the product reviews or ask our professional opinion. We are happy to offer whatever insight we can. Once you have found what you need, place your order! The sooner you do, the sooner you’ll be able to see for yourself what these sand tires are capable of.
FAQs on Sand Tires
What are sand tires called?
Sand tires are often called paddle tires or sand-specific tires. They feature wide treads or paddle-like patterns designed to improve traction in loose sand. These tires are common on ATVs used for dune and desert riding. They work by pushing through the sand rather than cutting into it. This design prevents sinking and improves flotation.
What are the benefits of sand tires?
Sand tires improve traction and flotation in loose sand. They reduce the risk of getting stuck by distributing weight over a larger surface area. Paddle-style tires provide better acceleration and control on dunes. They also improve ride comfort by reducing digging into the sand. Overall, they make sand riding safer and more efficient.
What is the ideal PSI for sand tires?
The ideal PSI for sand tires is usually low, between 4 and 8 PSI. Lower pressure increases the tire’s footprint, improving flotation on soft sand. This reduces digging and improves traction. However, it’s important not to go too low to avoid tire bead separation. Always adjust based on weight, terrain, and riding style.
What type of tire is best for sand?
Paddle tires are the best choice for soft sand conditions. They have large scoops or paddles that push through sand rather than cutting into it. Sand-specific ATV or UTV tires are designed for deep dunes and loose surfaces. For mixed terrain, a good all-terrain tire with aggressive tread may work. Choosing depends on your riding environment and needs.
Can all terrain tires go on sand?
Yes, all-terrain tires can be used on sand but aren’t ideal for deep dunes. They work better on firm sand or mixed terrain. Their tread pattern is a compromise for different surfaces rather than specialized sand traction. Lowering tire pressure can improve their performance in sand. For dedicated sand riding, paddle tires are usually superior.
