Maxxis Bighorn Tires ($190-$250)
Tire choice is a personal matter, but if anybody on your gift list is dealing with balding or cracked tires, you’d be wise to consider the Maxxis Bighorn. Outside of serious mud riding, the Bighorn can pretty much do it all. It can fit a number of Utility ATVs and just about every UTV in the industry. It’s so well regarded, several manufacturers are using them as stock tires. Bighorn tires feature radial construction and extra lugs on the shoulder to protect the sidewall. Click here for more information on one of our industry’s favorite tires.







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