ATV Tyres A051 18x7.00-7 ATV Tyre

The SUN-F A051 is an all-terrain tyre built for small ATVs, UTVs, side-by-sides and mini trucks, supplied here in the 18x7.00-7 size for 7-inch rims. It is a direct replacement fitment for many machines running this size, whether the bike is used for property work, trail riding or general paddock duties.

An aggressive angled-knob tread with deep lugs and pronounced shoulder blocks gives it bite across dirt, mud, sand and rocky ground, while the heavy-duty compound and 6-ply rated tubeless casing are aimed at riders who need durability over long stints of rough use.

Sold as a single tyre, so order the quantity you need for your axle or full set.

• 18x7.00-7 sizing to suit 7-inch ATV rims
• 6-ply rating for added puncture and cut resistance
• Tubeless (TBL) construction
• Heavy-duty rubber compound developed from commercial mining truck tyre technology
• Reinforced sidewall "V" blocks that strengthen the shoulder, sidewall and tread edge
• Deep, non-directional tread pattern that can be mounted in either rotational direction
• Angled knob design with aggressive shoulder knobs for trail, desert, mud and rock use
• Suits small ATV, UTV, side-by-side and mini truck applications

• 1 x SUN-F A051 18x7.00-7 ATV tyre (sold individually)

Have the tyre fitted by a qualified tyre technician to a clean, undamaged tubeless-compatible 7-inch rim; use proper tyre-mounting lubricant rather than oil or grease, which can degrade rubber.
Check that the bead has seated evenly all the way around both rim flanges before bringing the tyre to its final running pressure.
Set cold inflation pressure to the ATV or UTV manufacturer's specification for the fitted position, and never exceed the maximum pressure moulded on the tyre sidewall.
Check pressures with an accurate low-pressure gauge before each ride while the tyres are cold — small ATV tyres run at low pressures where even minor losses noticeably change handling.
The tread is non-directional, so the tyre can be mounted to rotate either way; still check for any positional or side markings on the sidewall before fitting.
Ride with restraint for the first outing on new tyres — the moulding release agent leaves the surface slick until it wears off.
After off-road use, inspect the tread and sidewalls for cuts, splits, embedded stones and thorns, and clear packed mud from between the lugs so the tread can work properly next ride.
Clean with water and a mild detergent only; keep petroleum-based solvents, degreasers and silicone tyre dressings away from the rubber.
Store spare tyres upright or flat in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from electric motors, which generate ozone that cracks rubber.
Retire the tyre when the lugs are worn low, the casing cords are visible, or the sidewall is cut or bulging; have any puncture assessed and repaired by a professional rather than relying on a temporary sealant.