Tusk Megabite ATV UTV Tire 29x11-14 | 8-Ply Radial

Tusk Megabite ATV/UTV Tire — 29x11-14 | 8-Ply Radial

The Tusk Megabite 29x11-14 Radial Tire is built for riders who push hard in soft-to-medium terrain. Its aggressive, self-cleaning open tread pattern and deep 3/4" tread depth deliver confident traction and straight-line stability whether you're charging through mud, loose dirt, or mixed trail conditions. The radial construction provides a smoother, more compliant ride compared to bias-ply alternatives — making it a top choice for both recreational and performance UTV/ATV riders.

Tire Only — Wheel Sold Separately.

Key Specifications

• Size: 29x11-14
• Ply Rating: 8-Ply Radial
• Terrain: Soft-Medium / All Terrain
• Tread Depth: 3/4" (19mm)
• Construction: Radial
• Sold As: Single Tire (Wheel Sold Separately)
• Fitment Note: Verify clearance before mounting oversized tires on your ATV or UTV

Why Choose the Tusk Megabite 29x11-14?

• Large open tread blocks evacuate mud and debris for consistent grip in loose terrain
• Radial construction delivers a smoother ride and better footprint contact vs. bias-ply tires
• 8-ply rating balances puncture resistance with ride quality for trail and recreational use
• Wider 11" section width provides added stability and flotation in soft terrain
• Compatible with popular UTV and ATV platforms including Polaris, Can-Am, Yamaha, and Honda

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does the 29x11-14 Tusk Megabite fit?
The 29x11-14 is a common rear fitment for full-size UTVs and larger ATVs. Always confirm your machine's 14" rim diameter and maximum tire clearance before ordering.

Is this tire tubeless?
Yes, the Tusk Megabite is a tubeless-compatible radial tire designed for standard 14" beadlock and non-beadlock rims.

What terrain is the Megabite 29x11-14 best for?
It excels in soft-to-medium terrain — mud, loose dirt, and mixed trail conditions — while remaining capable on hardpack surfaces.

How does the 29x11-14 differ from the 28x10-14?
The 29x11-14 is taller (29" vs. 28") and wider (11" vs. 10"), offering more ground clearance and a larger footprint for improved flotation in soft terrain.