Wanda 20/9.50-8 P311 TL 4PR

The Wanda P311 is a 20x9.50-8 tubeless ATV tyre in a 4-ply rating construction, sized for small-diameter 8-inch quad and utility ATV wheels.

It suits riders replacing worn rubber on youth quads, small utility ATVs and similar 8-inch-rim machines, where a like-for-like size match to the existing wheel is required. Fitment should always be checked against the size marked on your current tyre or in your machine's handbook.

Sold individually. Tyres in this size are typically fitted front or rear depending on the machine — confirm the position specified by your ATV manufacturer before ordering.

• Size 20x9.50-8, for 8-inch diameter ATV wheels
• Tubeless (TL) construction
• 4-ply rating (4PR)
• Direct replacement tyre for small quad and utility ATV applications
• Sold as a single tyre

• 1 x Wanda P311 ATV tyre (20x9.50-8)

Have the tyre fitted and balanced by a qualified tyre fitter using correct tyre-mounting equipment — do not attempt to lever ATV tyres onto rims with hand tools alone.
Fit only to a rim of the correct 8-inch diameter and a rim width suited to a 9.50-section tyre; fitting to an unsuitable rim can cause bead seating failure.
Inflate to the pressure specified by your ATV manufacturer for this tyre size and load — ATV tyres run at low pressures and are easily over-inflated.
During bead seating, stay clear of the wheel assembly and do not exceed the maximum bead-seating pressure marked on the tyre sidewall.
Check cold inflation pressure before each ride; under-inflation causes the tyre to roll off the bead in turns and accelerates shoulder wear.
Inspect the tread and sidewalls regularly for cuts, embedded objects, bulges or exposed cord, and replace the tyre if any are found.
Replace tyres in matched pairs on the same axle where possible so that rolling diameters stay even.
As a tubeless tyre, it relies on an undamaged rim seal — check for slow leaks after fitment and after any hard impact on rocks or ruts.
Store spare tyres upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, ozone sources such as electric motors, and petrol, oils or solvents.
Clean with mild soapy water and a soft brush; avoid tyre dressings containing solvents or petroleum distillates.
Allow a short, moderate-speed running-in period on new tyres so the release agent from moulding wears off and grip settles.