Wanda ATV Tyre AT26X9-12 P350 6PR TL 58J

The Wanda P350 is an all-terrain ATV tyre in the popular 26x9-12 size, built to a 6-ply rating and supplied in a tubeless (TL) construction with a 58J load and speed rating.

It suits quad and ATV riders working or riding across dirt and rocky ground, where consistent traction and a settled ride matter more than outright speed. The aggressive tread and oversized shoulder lugs are designed to keep the tyre planted through loose surfaces while shielding the rim and sidewall from the sort of knocks that end a day's riding.

Sold as a single tyre so you can replace one corner or build a matched set. The P350 pattern is also offered in a 12-ply rating for heavier-duty use.

• 26x9-12 ATV size with 6-ply rating
• Tubeless (TL) construction
• 58J load and speed rating
• All-terrain tread designed for traction in dirt and rock
• Large shoulder lugs help protect the rim and sidewall
• Reinforced sidewall focus for improved puncture resistance and durability
• Tread pattern also available in a 12-ply rating for heavier-duty use

Have the tyre fitted and balanced by a qualified tyre technician using proper ATV bead-breaking and mounting equipment — levering it on by hand risks damaging the bead and the tubeless seal.
Check that the rim is undamaged, clean and free of corrosion on the bead seat before fitting; tubeless tyres rely on a good rim-to-bead seal to hold air.
Set and check cold inflation pressures against the pressures specified by your ATV manufacturer, and never exceed the maximum pressure marked on the tyre sidewall.
Check pressures before every ride while the tyres are cold — ATV tyres run low pressures and lose air noticeably over time.
Ride moderately for the first outing to let the new tread scrub in and to confirm the bead has seated evenly all the way around.
Inspect the tread and sidewalls regularly for cuts, embedded stones, bulges or exposed cord, and replace the tyre if any of these are found.
Keep petrol, oils, solvents and brake fluid off the rubber; wash with mild soapy water and rinse, then let it dry naturally.
Do not run the tyre under-inflated or overloaded, as this causes sidewall flexing, heat build-up and can unseat the bead during hard cornering.
Fit tyres of matched size and tread wear across an axle, and replace in pairs where practical to keep handling predictable.
Store spare tyres upright in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from electric motors, which generate ozone that degrades rubber.