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The Ultimate Motohavok Tire Size Selection Guide

Quick stat: A majority of UTV owners (60%+) misjudge sizing on the first try and face clearance or gearing problems that ruin a weekend ride.

This quick guide helps you choose correctly—fast. The EFX MotoHavok blends unparalleled deep mud traction with a smooth hard-pack ride. It’s an ag-style tire built with an industry-first checkmark tread, bulletproof 6-ply bias carcass, and 2″+ lugs for real bite.

You’ll learn how published weights, max loads, and 2.5″ tread depth affect performance. We cover the ultra deep wheel lip protector that guards rims, tubeless UTV-only fitment, and what to expect on delivery—select sizes that mud light ship now, others show 4–6 week lead times.

Get straightforward advice on pairing wheels, balancing clearance with gearing, and selecting the right configuration for your terrain. By the end, you’ll be confident choosing a MotoHavok setup that fits and performs to your goals.

Shop EFX MotoHavok — ag-style mud tire, UTV focused

What makes this ag-style mud tire different?

The EFX MotoHavok combines aggressive grip and composed handling. Its industry-first checkmark pattern provides traction both forward and in reverse, so recoveries feel controlled.

Riding on a robust 6-ply bias carcass, it pairs tall 2″+ lugs with respectable hard-pack comfort. An ultra-deep wheel-lip protector shields custom wheels from rocks/roots on the move.

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Specs at a glance

  • Build: 6-ply bias carcass; tubeless; UTV use only.
  • Tread: many sizes at 2.5″ depth; pattern engineered for forward/reverse traction.
  • Protection: ultra-deep wheel-lip protector reduces debris damage to custom rims.
Feature Advantage Notes
6-ply bias carcass Strength for rigorous SxS duty Built to match rated loads
Checkmark tread Bite in both directions Better bog and recovery performance
Ultra deep wheel lip protector Armoring custom rims Helps reduce rock/root rash

How to choose your MotoHavok tire size today

Select accurately by decoding sidewall sizes and matching them to wheel specs and ride priorities.

Decode sizing & match to wheel diameter

Sizes like 35×8.5-22 mean about 35″ overall diameter, 8.5″ section width, and a 22″ wheel. Keep the wheel diameter the same as your current rim to avoid added costs and fitment issues.

Choose by terrain balance

Decide whether you want maximum deep mud traction or a more composed hard-pack ride. Going larger increases clearance for ruts and bogs.

Narrower sections (e.g., 8.5″) slice down to firmer layers; wider choices spread contact for stability on flats.

Clearance, gearing, and weight considerations for your UTV

The common 6-ply carcass construction gives strong sidewall support across the lineup. Yet bigger/heavier tires increase rotational mass, impacting acceleration and CVT feel.

Confirm steering clearance at full lock/compression, verify offsets if wheel diameter changes, and factor added payload (winch/cage) to keep suspension/gearing balanced.

  • Decode sizes fast to match your wheel and save money.
  • Select diameter to gain clearance and width to control cut-through/float.
  • Plan for driveline and steering changes before upgrading.
Item Effect Action
Overall diameter Ground clearance, approach angle Choose larger for deep mud runs
Section width Cut-through vs float Use narrower to punch through mud
Weight Rotational load and acceleration Verify clutching and gearing

MotoHavok size & weight chart: popular fitments

Consult this fitment table to compare clearance gains, mass, and payload. Listed are common sizes with published weights, load limits, and uniform 2.5″ tread depth.

31×8.5-14 — 42.9 lb mud lightsMax 910 mudlite 2Tread 2.5

32×8.5-16 — 45.2 lbs mud lite 2Max load 935 mud lightTread depth 2.5

32×8.5-18 — 44.5 lb mudlite 2Max 880 mud lightTread 2.5

33×8.5-20 — 44.4 lbs mud lite 2 ATV tiresMax load 885 mud lightsTread depth 2.5

34×8.5-18 — 47.2 lbs mud lite 2Max load 1020 mud lite 2 ATV tiresTread depth 2.5

35×8.5-20 — 49.6 lbs ITP mud lite 2Max load 1020 mud lightTread depth 2.5

35×8.5-22 — 50.1 lb mud lightMax 935 mud lite 2 tiresTread 2.5

37×9.5-22 — 50.4 lb mud lite 2 tiresMax 1020 mud lite 2Tread 2.5

37×8.5-24 — 50.4 lb ITP mud lite 2Max 1020 mud lightsTread 2.5

42×8.5-24 — 61.8 lb mud lightsMax 1390 mudlite 2Tread 2.5

Size Weight lb Max Load (lbs) Tread depth
31×8.5-14 42.9 910 2.5″
34×8.5-18 47.2 1020 2.5″
42×8.5-24 61.8 1390 2.5″

Quick takeaways:

  • Leverage the chart to weigh acceleration feel vs passenger/cargo support.
  • The consistent tread depth helps the lugs claw through slop while keeping predictable contact on hard-pack.
  • Low-30″ sizes gain clearance with modest weight; 42″ adds mass but significant load capacity.
  • Verify stock and shipping—many sizes are in; some carry 4–6 week leads.

Grip engineering: pattern, lugs, and rim protection

Here the design focuses on grip—each tread element and protector is purposeful. EFX targets practical performance from muck to hard-pack.

First-of-its-kind checkmark tread: traction forward & reverse

A checkmark layout interlocks lugs to increase edges. This yields predictable bite going forward and reliable reverse traction for extraction.

2”+ lugs for standout deep-mud bite

Staggered 2″+ lugs self-clean quickly and stabilize the patch in ruts. Reinforced grooves/shoulders add lateral hold so side-hilling feels planted.

A deep wheel-lip protector guards bead lips and deflects debris from the bead. That armoring custom wheels limits cosmetic damage and helps keep the bead sealed in harsh terrain.

Feature Purpose Why it helps
Checkmark pattern Two-way traction Predictable extraction and braking
Tall lugs Self-cleaning with stability Keeps momentum in deep sections
Deep wheel lip protector Rim defense Helps avoid rim rash and burps

Construction & compliance details

Construction choices drive how a mud-focused wheel performs under real UTV loads.

The core engineering is a bulletproof 6-ply carcass built on a bias belt platform. That balance yields sidewall stiffness for stability yet enough flex to conform to ruts/obstacles.

It’s a tubeless lineup built specifically for UTVs. Tubeless fitment speeds installs, cuts rotating mass vs tubes, and enables quick plug repairs.

Load and handling considerations

  • These are non-DOT; off-road/private property only—avoid public roads needing DOT.
  • Published weights range across SKUs (roughly 36–81 lbs) and most have a 2.5″ tread depth and max loads from about 740 to 1390 lbs.
  • Certain SKUs are oversized; plan special handling, storage, and shipping.
Specification Effect Recommended action
6-ply casing Load stability and strength Match load ratings to your GVWR
Tubeless build Simpler installs; quick plug repairs Carry plugs + portable compressor
Non-DOT Off-road use only Limit use to trails and private land

Although aggressive in appearance, the casing is tuned for calmer ride quality than many ag-style rivals. That engineered balance is what makes the ag-style tire easy claim more credible—real structure, not just big lugs.

Review load ratings and SKU notes to ensure passenger/gear support matches your riding. That helps avoid delivery surprises and preserves predictable results.

Wheel fitment guidance for custom builds

A proper match between rim and profile protects finishes and improves handling.

Choose a section width that aligns with your wheel lips. The common 8.5″ option fits deep rims well without pinching/ballooning.

Confirm bead/flange alignment so the ultra-deep lip protector overlays the rim edge. Good alignment optimizes protection for custom wheels and avoids exposed lips.

On beadlocks, verify ring thickness and clamp geometry to clear the protector around hardware.

Pairing with armoring custom wheels to manage debris in motion

Consider offset and backspacing so the protector clears tie rods and knuckles while still shielding the bead. Dry-fit a corner to confirm caliper clearance at full lock.

  • Hub-centric rings + quality lugs help keep things concentric and smooth.
  • Match rim/profile to balance mud grip and smooth trail manners.
  • Wide stance builds may need fender extensions to control fling from aggressive lugs.
Check Why it Matters Action
Width vs rim lips Prevents pinching and protects finish Match inner/outer lip measurements
Beadlock ring/hardware May interfere with protector Measure ring depth and clamp profile
Offset/backspacing Steering/brake clearance Verify prior to purchase

EFX’s thoughtful protector geometry rewards careful wheel selection. The result: fewer chips from custom wheels debris and cleaner rims after a muddy weekend.

Performance across terrain: mud to hard-pack

Field reports show fierce mud bite with predictable handling on hard-pack.

Deep mud traction without losing stability

In clay pits and gumbo, tall lugs and wide voids help with self-cleaning. This preserves deep-mud traction during long, throttle-heavy pulls.

The checkmark layout supports traction moves for pivots or backing out. This reduces spin and helps you maintain control in sticky situations.

Smooth ride on graded trails and flats

On graded routes, the carcass spreads load over the patch. Hands and shoulders feel less chatter, so long days stay comfortable.

When you hop from puddles to hard-pan, the contact patch transitions predictably. The rig feels stable instead of twitchy, which helps you carry speed on connectors.

  • Better flotation and rut-bridging than small knobbies, with modest steering effect.
  • Feedback notes bite + poise that maintains momentum as terrain varies.
  • UTV-focused design; many sizes keep 2.5″ depth for consistent off-road results.
Terrain Main benefit Reason it matters
Mud Self-cleaning lugs Maintains traction during long pulls
Hard-pack On-center stability Cuts fatigue; sustains speed
Mixed terrain Predictable transitions Maintains momentum without twitch

Buy with confidence: inventory status, lead times, and shipping in the United States

Knowing what ships now vs what has multi-week leads prevents last-minute stress.

Plenty of common fitments display “In Stock & Ready To Ship”. That means faster delivery and fewer scheduling surprises. Select big-diameter SKUs note 4–6 week leads—verify ETA in the selector.

U.S. shipments often ship free; certain SKUs are oversized. Oversized listings often require special handling, and carriers may ask for a signature or specific delivery windows.

Fast shipping notes

  • If a trip is coming, plan for lead-time items and order early.
  • Expect tracking updates from retailers once a set ships; oversized deliveries may need someone present to accept.
  • Verify wheel specs before ordering so the feature ultra deep lip protector and armoring custom wheels benefit your rims right away.
  • These are tubeless and non-DOT—mount for off-road use only and keep plugs and a compressor handy for field repairs.
Category Common status What to do
Popular mid-range fitments In stock & ready to ship Order now; expect delivery in days
Large-diameter / oversized listings Commonly 4–6 week lead time Verify ETA; plan special delivery handling
U.S. shipping Free shipping on many SKUs Check cart for oversized fees before checkout
Notes Tubeless, non-DOT Off-road only; carry repair gear

To Conclude

Make the call by mapping your needs to published specs and fitment notes.

MotoHavok delivers a rare blend: big, 2″-plus lugs and a 6-ply bias carcass for deep mud bite, yet composed manners on hard-pack. The ultra-deep wheel-lip protector adds real rim armor for custom builds.

Let weights, load ratings, and 2.5″ depth guide your diameter/width choice for clearance and load. Double-check clutching and gearing after larger upgrades.

Many common fitments are in stock while others show 4–6 week lead times. Check availability, order confidently, and hit the trail again.

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