Forerunner Knight 25x8-12 ATV Tyre (6PR)

The Forerunner Knight is an all-terrain ATV tyre built for riders who don't get to choose the ground they cover. Its zig-zag block tread pattern is designed to bite into mixed and soft ground, mud, sand and rock, making it a sensible one-tyre answer for farm work, trail riding and general property use.

This listing is the 25x8-12 size in a 6-ply rating with bias construction and a deep 20mm tread, suited to 12-inch ATV rims. The Knight is also offered in other sizes across the range, including 25x10-12 and 26x9-12.

Fit and pressures should always follow your ATV manufacturer's recommendations and the markings on the tyre sidewall.

• Versatile zig-zag block tread pattern for grip across mixed surfaces
• Suited to soft ground, mud, sand and rock
• 20mm tread depth
• 6-ply rating (6PR)
• Bias-ply construction
• 25x8-12 size for 12-inch ATV rims
• Part of the Knight range, which also includes 25x10-12 and 26x9-12

Have the tyre fitted and inflated by a qualified tyre technician using the correct bead-seating procedure; ATV tyres can be damaged by over-inflation during fitting.
Set and check cold inflation pressures against your ATV manufacturer's recommendation, and never exceed the maximum pressure or load moulded on the sidewall.
Check pressures before each ride when cold — low-pressure ATV tyres lose air noticeably over time and uneven pressures left to right affect handling.
Fit tyres in matched sizes and comparable wear across an axle, and check the sidewall for any rotation direction marking before mounting.
Take it easy for the first ride on new tyres to scrub off the release agent and let the tread blocks bed in.
After riding in mud, sand or salt, hose the tyre and rim off with water and a soft brush; avoid petrol, solvents and silicone tyre shines, which can degrade the rubber.
Inspect regularly for cuts, punctures, stones lodged between the tread blocks, sidewall bulges or exposed cords, and replace the tyre if any are found.
Retorque wheel nuts after the first ride following fitting and check them periodically.
Store spare tyres upright in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from electric motors, ozone sources, fuels and oils.
Replace the tyre once the tread is worn down, damaged or the rubber has hardened and cracked with age.