Wanda ATV Tyre AT24X9-11 P306 6PR TL

The Wanda P306 is an all-terrain ATV tyre in the AT24x9-11 size, built with a directional tread pattern and a 6 ply rating tubeless construction. It suits quad bikes and ATVs running an 11-inch rim that need a dependable general-purpose tyre for farm, property and trail work.

The aggressive, open tread blocks are arranged directionally to bite into loose surfaces, giving predictable drive under acceleration and steady grip when braking. It is a sensible replacement or upgrade choice for riders after honest all-round traction without a specialist mud or sand pattern.

Sold individually. Check the size and fitment marked on your existing tyre before ordering.

• Directional tread pattern for consistent drive and braking traction
• Aggressive, open tread blocks for grip on loose and uneven terrain
• 6 ply rating (6PR) construction
• Tubeless (TL) design
• AT24x9-11 sizing — approx. 24 in overall diameter, 9 in section width, fits 11 in rim
• Predictable traction under both acceleration and braking
• Sold as a single tyre

Because the tread is directional, fit the tyre so the arrow or tread direction marked on the sidewall matches the wheel's normal forward rotation — a reversed fitment will reduce drive and braking grip.
Have the tyre fitted and balanced by a qualified tyre technician; tubeless ATV tyres need an undamaged, clean rim and a sound bead seat to hold air.
Set and check pressures cold, using the pressure recommended by your ATV manufacturer for this tyre size — ATV tyres run at low pressures, so use a low-range gauge rather than a car gauge.
Check pressures before each ride and re-check after the first few rides on a newly fitted tyre, as new tubeless fitments can settle and lose a little air.
Ride gently for the first outing to let the release agents wear off the new tread surface before pushing for maximum grip.
Always fit tyres of the same size and type across an axle, and keep tread depths reasonably matched to avoid uneven handling and drivetrain strain.
Inspect regularly for cuts, punctures, embedded stones, sidewall bulges, bead damage and uneven or excessive wear; replace the tyre if the carcass or sidewall is damaged.
Wash with water and mild detergent only — avoid petrol, solvents and tyre dressings containing harsh chemicals, which can degrade the rubber.
Store spare tyres upright in a cool, dry, shaded place away from direct sunlight, ozone sources such as electric motors and welders, and hydrocarbons.
Do not exceed the load and pressure limits marked on the sidewall, and avoid running the tyre under-inflated, which risks the bead unseating on hard turns.