- Lightweight 10-ply rated construction except 23” are only 6-ply
- Improved sidewall for greater puncture resistance & smoother ride
- Re-engineered carcass for increased durability & better handling
- Up to 20/32" tread depth
The GBC Mongrel UTV tire is considered a great all-around tire with impressive tread life and high-speed handling, making it a popular choice among ATV enthusiasts. The tire has a 10-ply rated radial construction, which provides increased durability and puncture resistance, especially on off-road terrain surfaces.
The Mongrel offers a reinforced sidewall for greater puncture resistance, a smoother ride, and increased overall reliability. All in all, the GBC Mongrel tire is a well-rounded tire that offers excellent durability, tread life and off-road performance. These features make it an ideal choice for off-road enthusiasts looking for a reliable tire that can handle a variety of terrains and weather conditions.
Experience Maximum Traction and Stability
These tires are designed to provide you with maximum traction and stability. The balanced void ratio ensures that you'll have top-notch grip on any surface, while the tried-and-tested construction compound will maintain its shape even at high speeds.
Aggressive Tread for Superior Traction
The GBC Mongrel is the original light-truck style UTV tire, designed to give you superior traction and handling on any terrain. The unique tread pattern helps keep you firmly planted on the trail no matter how rough it gets. It offers superior performance on hard-packed terrains.
High-Speed Handling
Get excellent high-speed handling thanks to 10-ply radial construction and reinforced sidewalls. This feature allows drivers to maintain stability and control while driving at high speeds on off-road terrain surfaces.
Enhanced Sidewall Protection
The GBC Mongrel has an improved sidewall design that provides greater puncture resistance, a smoother ride, and increased overall reliability. This feature is crucial for off-road driving, where the tire is exposed to sharp rocks, sticks, and other hazards that could cause punctures.
