25x12.00-9 Knobby ATV Quad
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25% under what the other stores charge
Compared across 4 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
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The Wanda P318 is a bias-ply ATV and UTV tire in the common 25x12.00-9 rear size, with a knobby staggered-block tread and a high void ratio. It is built for mixed use: hardpack and gravel as well as mud, snow and loose dirt, and the open tread clears itself and resists stone retention. The casing and tread are aimed at damage resistance rather than light weight. It suits riders who want a durable, cheap-to-replace general-purpose tire; it is not a dedicated mud tire or a smooth-riding trail tire, and it is heavier and noisier on pavement than a flatter, tighter tread.
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Lowest price we've seen: $75.08 on Nov 5 at Walmart. Tracked across 5 stores since Nov 5.
Those who ride dirt and mud report good bite and self-cleaning; complaints center on road noise, weight and fast wear on hard surfaces.
The Wanda P318 is an all-terrain, all-season tire for ATVs and UTVs, sold here in size 25x12.00-9. It has a symmetric tread pattern that keeps the tire in contact with the surface while it rolls. The tread elements are designed to improve steering response and driving stability.
The aggressive footprint uses staggered blocks and a high void ratio for grip on and off the road. Biting edges help with traction on soft, loose and uneven terrain. The tread elements clear mud, snow and rocks from the footprint, so stones are not retained and mud and snow do not block surface contact.
The tread design and a reinforced casing are built to resist punctures, cuts and impact damage. The tire has a bias ply structure. Slight visual differences can occur between brands and models, even in the same size. This tire is not DOT-approved for highway use. Manufacturers recommend changing tires every 10 years.




