Wanda ATV Tyre 25X8R12 P3139 8PR TL 47M

The Wanda P3139 is a 25x8R12 tubeless ATV tyre built for riders who spend their time off the bitumen. Its deep, widely spaced tread lugs bite into loose dirt, mud and gravel, while reinforced sidewalls help the casing shrug off the rocks, sticks and stumps that cause punctures on rough trails.

Aggressive sidewall lugs add extra grip when a wheel drops into a rut or you're crawling over rocks and ledges, and the 8 ply rating gives the tyre the toughness expected of working and recreational quads. Suited to farm, property and trail use on ATVs and quad bikes running 12-inch rims.

Sold as a single tyre.

• Size 25x8R12 to suit 12-inch ATV rims
• 8 ply rating (8PR) for load-carrying and puncture resistance
• Tubeless (TL) construction
• Radial casing construction
• Large tread lugs for grip in loose and demanding terrain
• Reinforced sidewalls to help resist punctures
• Aggressive sidewall lugs for added traction when climbing over rocks
• Marked 47M (load index 47, speed symbol M)

• 1 x Wanda P3139 ATV tyre (25x8R12)

Have the tyre fitted and balanced by a qualified tyre fitter using correct bead lubricant and tyre machine practice; never exceed safe bead-seating pressure when inflating.
As a tubeless tyre, it must be fitted to an undamaged, airtight rim with a serviceable tubeless valve — replace the valve and grommet whenever the tyre is changed.
Inflate to the pressure specified by your ATV manufacturer for the load being carried, and check pressures when the tyres are cold before each ride.
Ride moderately for the first few kilometres so the mould release finish wears off and the tread edges bed in before hard cornering or heavy loads.
Do not exceed the load and speed limits indicated by the 47M service description, and avoid running under-inflated, which causes overheating, bead unseating and sidewall damage.
After riding in rocky or scrubby terrain, inspect the tread and sidewalls for cuts, punctures, embedded stones and exposed cord, and remove any lodged debris from between the lugs.
Wash with water and mild detergent; avoid petroleum-based solvents, tyre 'shine' dressings and degreasers, which can degrade the rubber.
Keep tyres away from electric motors, welders and fuels or oils, as ozone and hydrocarbons accelerate rubber cracking.
Store spare tyres upright in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, and check pressures again after long periods of standing.
Replace the tyre once the tread lugs are worn down, the casing is damaged, or the rubber shows age cracking, and re-check wheel nut torque after the first ride following any wheel removal.