Kenda 20/10.00-9 K290 TL 4PR [Scorpion]

The Kenda K290 Scorpion is a knobby ATV tyre in the 20x10.00-9 size, supplied as a single tubeless (TL) tyre with a 4-ply rating. It suits quad and ATV riders replacing worn rubber or fitting a set for recreational and utility use.

Kenda is a long-established tyre manufacturer, and the K290 Scorpion is one of its widely fitted ATV patterns. Check your machine's recommended tyre size and fitment position before ordering, as 9-inch rims and this width are specific to certain axles.

Sold individually. Fitting, tubes and balancing are not included.

• Kenda K290 Scorpion ATV tyre pattern
• Size 20x10.00-9
• Tubeless (TL) construction
• 4-ply rating (4PR)
• Knobby tread design for off-road ATV use
• Sold as a single tyre

Have the tyre fitted and balanced by a qualified tyre technician using proper equipment; ATV tyres and rims can cause serious injury if mishandled during fitting.
Inflate only to the pressure specified by your ATV manufacturer for this size and fitment position, and never exceed the maximum pressure moulded on the sidewall.
Check cold tyre pressures regularly with an accurate low-pressure gauge, as small variations have a large effect on ATV handling and tread life.
Inspect the tread and sidewalls before each ride for cuts, punctures, embedded debris, separation or bulges, and replace the tyre if any are found.
Fit tyres in the correct rotation direction where the sidewall shows a directional arrow, and keep left and right positions consistent with the manufacturer's guidance.
Replace tyres as a pair on the same axle where possible so that rolling diameters and grip levels stay matched.
Clean with water and mild detergent after muddy or salty rides; avoid petroleum solvents, tyre-shine dressings and harsh chemicals that can degrade the rubber.
Store away from direct sunlight, ozone sources such as electric motors, and extremes of heat, and keep the machine off the tyres or on stands during long-term storage.
Re-check pressures after storage and before the first ride of the season, and allow a short, gentle run-in on new rubber before hard riding.