Forerunner Atlas Strengthened 6PR 76L 27X11-14

The Forerunner Atlas Strengthened is an all-terrain, all-season tyre built for ATVs and UTVs. Its tread pattern uses zigzag block placement across both the tread face and the sidewall shoulders, combined with a high void ratio, so the tyre keeps biting into soft, loose and uneven ground rather than skating over it.

That open tread also works to clear itself. Mud and snow are less able to pack into the grooves and stones are discouraged from lodging between the blocks, which helps protect the casing and keeps a consistent footprint on the ground. The result is steadier terrain contact, more predictable steering response and better stability under load.

Supplied in 27x11-14 with a 6-ply rating and a 76L load and speed index, this is a rear-size fitment for farm, station and trail work where the surface changes constantly. Sold individually.

• All-terrain, all-season tyre designed for ATV and UTV use
• Zigzag tread block placement across the tread face and sidewalls
• High void ratio for grip on soft, loose and uneven ground
• Self-cleaning tread helps shed mud and snow from the grooves
• Tread design resists stone retention that can damage the casing
• Strengthened construction with a 6-ply rating
• 76L load and speed index
• Bias-ply construction
• 27x11-14 size to suit 14-inch rims

Have the tyre fitted and the bead seated by a qualified technician using correct tyre-changing equipment; do not exceed the bead-seating pressure marked on the sidewall.
Set and check cold inflation pressure to the figure specified by your ATV or UTV manufacturer on the vehicle placard or in the owner's manual, not to the maximum pressure on the tyre sidewall.
Check pressures before each ride while the tyres are cold — low pressure on ATV tyres causes rapid shoulder wear, poor steering feel and a risk of the bead unseating in ruts.
Ride moderately for the first outing to allow the release agent from manufacture to wear off the tread surface.
Inspect the tread and sidewalls regularly for cuts, punctures, bulges, embedded stones and separation, especially after rocky or stubble work, and clear any lodged debris.
After mud or salt exposure, hose the tyres down with water and let them dry; avoid petroleum solvents, degreasers and tyre shine dressings on the tread and sidewalls.
Fit tyres of matching size, tread pattern and wear across an axle, and keep front and rear sizes as specified for your machine to avoid driveline strain.
Store spare tyres upright in a cool, dry, dark place away from direct sunlight, ozone sources such as electric motors and welders, fuels and oils.
Retire the tyre once the tread is worn to the point that the blocks no longer clear mud, or if the casing is damaged — do not attempt to repair a sidewall.