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Kenda 26/12.00-12 K299A 6PR [Bearclaw XL] 7PSI/236kg

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Kenda 26/12.00-12 K299A 6PR [Bearclaw XL] 7PSI/236kg

$274.95

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Kenda 26/12.00-12 K299A 6PR [Bearclaw XL] 7PSI/236kg

$274.95

The Kenda K299A Bearclaw XL is a 26x12.00-12 ATV tyre built for riders who spend their time off the bitumen. The wide 12-inch section and 12-inch rim diameter suit utility and recreational quads running this fitment.

It carries a 6-ply rating for load-carrying capability, with a rated capacity of 236 kg at 7 psi. Sold individually, so order the quantity you need for your machine.

26x12.00-12 ATV tyre size
6-ply rating (6PR)
Load capacity 236 kg at 7 psi
Wide 12-inch section for a broad footprint
Sold individually

1 x Kenda K299A Bearclaw XL ATV tyre

Brand	Kenda
Model	K299A Bearclaw XL
Type	ATV tyre
Size	26x12.00-12
Rim diameter	12 inches
Ply rating	6PR
Load capacity	236 kg at 7 psi
SKU	KN5573A
Barcode	4710405487820
Sold as	Each (one tyre)

Have the tyre fitted and balanced by a qualified tyre technician using the correct equipment; never attempt to seat a bead with flammable aids.
Check cold inflation pressure before every ride and adjust to the machine manufacturer's recommended figure — never exceed the maximum pressure moulded on the sidewall.
Do not run below the minimum recommended pressure, as underinflation can unseat the bead and damage the casing.
Rotate wheels only as directed by your ATV manufacturer, and replace tyres in matched pairs on the same axle where possible.
Inspect regularly for cuts, punctures, embedded stones, exposed cords and uneven wear, and replace the tyre if the tread is worn out or the casing is damaged.
Wash with mild soapy water and rinse; avoid petroleum-based solvents and tyre dressings that can degrade the rubber.
Store away from direct sunlight, ozone sources such as electric motors, and extremes of heat; keep unmounted tyres upright and unstacked where practical.
Allow new tyres a gentle bedding-in period before hard riding, and check bead seating and pressure again after the first ride.