Wanda ATV Tyre 27X11-14 P350 RF 12PR TL 87D

The Wanda P350 RF is a tubeless ATV tyre built for riders who spend their time on dirt, gravel and rocky ground. Its run-flat construction and heavy ply rating are aimed at keeping you moving on properties, trails and work tracks where punctures are a regular hazard.

Large shoulder lugs wrap the edge of the tread to help shield the rim and sidewall from rock strikes, while the reinforced casing is designed to add durability without making the ride harsh. A sensible choice for farm, station and recreational quad use where toughness matters more than outright speed.

• Run-flat (RF) construction for continued mobility after a puncture
• 12-ply rating for heavy-duty load carrying and puncture resistance
• Tubeless (TL) design — no tube required on a suitable rim
• Oversized shoulder lugs help protect the rim and sidewall from rock damage
• Reinforced sidewall construction for improved durability
• Tread pattern tuned for traction and handling on dirt and rock
• Size 27x11-14 — 27in overall diameter, 11in section width, 14in rim
• Marked 87D load index and speed symbol
• P350 pattern is also offered in 6 and 8 ply ratings in the wider Wanda range

Have the tyre fitted and the beads seated by a qualified tyre fitter using proper ATV tyre equipment — never inflate beyond the maximum pressure moulded on the sidewall while seating the bead.
Run only on a rim suited to tubeless ATV use, with a sound rim flange and a serviceable valve; replace the valve whenever the tyre is changed.
Set and check cold inflation pressure against the pressures moulded on the sidewall and in your ATV owner's handbook — ATV tyres run at low pressures and are easily damaged by under-inflation.
Check pressures before each ride and keep left and right tyres on the same axle matched, so the machine tracks straight and the drivetrain isn't loaded unevenly.
Inspect the tread and sidewalls regularly for cuts, stone cuts, bulges or exposed cords; the run-flat construction is a get-you-home feature, not a repair, so have any puncture assessed and the tyre replaced if the casing is damaged.
After any run-flat or low-pressure event, have the tyre dismounted and inspected internally before returning it to normal service.
Do not exceed the speed capability indicated by the tyre's speed symbol, and avoid sealed-road use at sustained speed — ATV tyres are designed for off-road surfaces.
Hose off mud, sand and manure after riding and let the tyre dry; keep petrol, oils, solvents and tyre 'shine' dressings off the rubber.
Store spare tyres upright in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from electric motors or welders, which generate ozone that ages rubber.
Replace the tyre once the tread is worn down to the wear level or if the rubber shows cracking or perishing, regardless of remaining tread depth.