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The OBOR Terrarex ATV tyre is an ideal choice for riders who demand high-performance handling across a diverse range of surfaces, from soft trail mud to hard-packed rocky terrain. Its 8-ply radial construction delivers significant puncture resistance and long-term durability for heavy-duty use. While it offers excellent road legality and comfort, riders should note that its specialized tread design is optimized for all-terrain utility rather than pure high-speed asphalt performance.
| Model Part Number | WL21 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Obor |
Yes, the OBOR Terrarex is E-marked, making it legal for road use in the UK and Europe.
The 8-ply rating indicates a heavier-duty carcass that offers superior puncture resistance and stability under load compared to standard 4 or 6-ply tyres.
No, this tyre is specifically designed for a 14-inch rim size.
Each tyre has a load rating that supports up to 224kg.
The stepped design increases the stiffness of the tread blocks, which helps prevent chipping and tearing when riding on rough or rocky surfaces.
While the siping provides extra grip, it is an all-terrain tyre and should be used with caution on deep ice or packed snow.
Check tyre pressure and ensure the tyre is correctly balanced and seated on the rim.
Verify that air pressure is not too high; lowering the PSI slightly can increase the contact patch in soft terrain.
Ensure the tyre is mounted on a compatible 14-inch rim. Due to the 8-ply construction, professional mounting is recommended to prevent damage to the bead. Proper maintenance involves regular inspection for debris lodged in the tread blocks and verifying that air pressure is adjusted according to your vehicle manufacturer’s specifications for the load being carried. Avoid exceeding the 224kg maximum load capacity per tyre to ensure the longevity of the radial casing.
