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RP Spartan 12-Ply Run Flat Tires

RP Spartan Tires

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Part Number:RP-3200-05

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Starting At$160.00

Size

25x8-12 25x10-12 [+$20.00] 26x9-12 [+$20.00] 26x11-12 [+$45.00] 27x9-12 [+$40.00] 27x11-12 [+$66.00] 26x9-14 [+$25.00] 26x11-14 [+$49.00] 27x9-14 [+$40.00] 27x11-14 [+$65.00] 29x9-14 [+$62.00] 29x11-14 [+$83.00]

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RP Spartan 12 Ply Tires

Yes you read that correctly, this is a 12 PLY TIRE! Run Flat technology so you can run these babies without any air at all if necessary. These bad boys can take a beating. Check out the video below to see what they are capable of. If you are looking to eliminate flat tires this is the tire for you. You can literally run these without any air pressure at all. They feature a reinforced hybrid construction sidewall which maintains it's rigidity without any air. RP is a manufacturer of affordable tires to fit ATVs and UTVs alike. They are well known in the industry for being reliable yet affordable tires with excellent performance.

- Our RP tires generally ship out within 1 business day
- Sold individually
- 1100+ lb Load Rating at Max PSI with a 550 lb Load rating, without any air
- 12 ply rating
- Premium rubber compound and ultra stiff sidewall
- Aggressive tread pattern with over a 3/4" tread depth
- Can run with no air if punctured

Spartan Tire Specs

Tire Size	Ply	Tread Depth	Weight
25x8-12	12	3/4 inch	28.5
25x10-12	12	3/4 inch	35
26x9-12	12	3/4 inch	33.7
26x11-12	12	3/4 inch	42.7
26x9-14	12	3/4 inch	36.2
26x11-14	12	3/4 inch	42.4
27x9-14	12	3/4 inch	39
27x11-14	12	3/4 inch	44.1
29x9-14	12	3/4 inch	43
29x11-14	12	3/4 inch	47.7

Sun Tires

I bought these tires for the first time and tried them out for the first time on 2/27/16 in WV they seem to be a great tire if you are looking for a tough tire for rocky conditions this is the tire to buy

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Reviewed by: Tim from Maiden NC. on 2/28/2016

Sun F 12 Ply's

Worth the money you invest if you'd rather be enjoying the outdoors to changing tires. These tires are very reliable in the south Texas brush.

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Reviewed by: Mr. KH from South Texas. on 2/29/2016

Great tire

love these tires! They are very durable and should last a long while even in very tough conditions .

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Reviewed by: Shawn from Columbia Il. on 5/7/2015

Sun F 033 Run Flat tires

Awesome tires for my thorn infested brush country ranch. Just the ticket for preventing flat tires. Remarkable smooth ride to boot!

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Reviewed by: Steve from South Texas. on 3/2/2017

no flat tires

We ranch in mesquite / cholla/ cedar country, meaning countless flats, oodles of goop, and plugs. We bought these tires and they seem to really hold up well. Don't need any goop. Time will tell, but so far so good. If they last they'll be what we use from here on out.

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Reviewed by: mimi from Tucumcari. on 11/20/2018

tire review

Seem very meaty and worth the money. Time will tell though. Rubber is very stiff and impossible for the average person to mount on your own. We have a tire machine and still had a tough time. Pay a professional.

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Reviewed by: Clay Graham from pa. on 10/16/2018

NEBRASKA

I got 4 tires . I spray noxious weeds and a lot of my spraying is where people planted trees. Russian Olives and plum bushes are hard on tires. I got tired of coming home and getting up to go in the morning and having to plug tires! I tried the stop leak goop and that was worthless! I have ran these tires for a over a month and so far so good. I check the tire pressure once a week and they have stayed at 16 psi the recommended pressure. Thank goodness no more plugging tires! If they survive the Russian Olive and plumbs cactus hasn't got a chance! Oh and their service is great too. Looks like the lugs will hold up too. The Yamaha Viking I have is posi rear end. I know its been just over a month but they look new! Pretty sure I will be putting these tires on my next UTV too!

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Reviewed by: Daniel K Anderson from Hemingford. on 10/16/2018

Q: What is the load limit on these ? I spray weeds so I always have a sprayer in the back of the ranger. Im up in the hills all the time and my 6ply tires have plugs stickin out everywhere.

Asked by: steve - 7/27/2015

A: 25x8x12 = 1200 lbs. @ 10 psi
25x10x12 = 1200 lbs. @ 10 psi
26x9x12 = 1200 lbs. @ 10 psi
26x11x12 = 1200 lbs. @ 10 psi
26x9x14 = 1295 lbs. @ 10 psi
26x11x14 = 1295 lbs. @ 10 psi
27x9x14 = 1295 lbs. @ 10 psi
27x11x14 = 1295 lbs. @ 10 psi
29x9x14 = 1295 lbs. @ 10 psi
29x11x14” = 1295 lbs. @ 10 psi

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Q: how much do the 26x9-12 and the 26x11-12 weigh?

Asked by: lmcl123 - 9/25/2015

A: 26x9x12 weigh 32.8 lbs. 26x11x12 weigh 40.8 lbs.

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Answer provided by: Spence (9/28/2015)

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Q: Would this be a good tire for trails?

Asked by: Monte - 5/3/2017

A: absolutely yes, these are excellent all-terrain tires.

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Answer provided by: Sales (5/4/2017)

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Q: I have a John Deere gator diesel and I am considering putting on the 29.11.14 tyres 12 ply to get a bit more clearance and to avoid having as many punctures. These tyres are obviously more rigid. Are they as good in soft, muddy conditions as the more flexible 6 ply ?

Asked by: Willie - 11/15/2015

A: They aren't quite as flexible as the 6 ply so you would notice some difference in real rocky terrain where there is a lot of tire flexing etc.. but in our opinion and based off the feedback we've heard they will perform just as well in the mud and soft conditions as the 6 ply version.

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Answer provided by: Sales (11/16/2015)

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Q: Is this a radial or bias ply tire?

Asked by: Grady - 4/2/2017

A: Bias

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Answer provided by: Spence (4/3/2017)

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Q: Will you ship to Canada??

Asked by: Just4Play2 - 6/20/2017

A: Yes we do but it's not free shipping like it is within the 48 United States. If you give us your full address and exactly what you want to order we can price it out for you.

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Answer provided by: Spence (6/26/2017)

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Q: I just bought a 2018 Polaris rzr s 1000 with 27 11 12 on the rear and 27 9 12 on the front how big of a tire can I put on it before I start affecting the performance and making it to tippy on side hills?

Asked by: John - 4/17/2018

A: Most of our customers run a 28 inch tire on the RZR S 1000. Anything bigger than that will affect the power and may require clutching etc..

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Answer provided by: Sales (4/18/2018)

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Q: I have a 2015 can am maverick turbo and the tire size for rear are 28X11X14 and it seems you don't carry this size. Do they make them in this size for this type of utv?

Asked by: Ed - 9/24/2015

A: They don't make this tire in the 28 inch for now. You would want to go with the 27x11x14 or 29x11x14. Either one would fit your machine.