Do any of you all run the Sedona Rip-Saw R/T Radial Tire's? If you do what are your thoughts on them?

Looks good

Looks like they will throw mud

I buy the most ply at the cheapest price….. fill them with the green slime and carry a well supplied plug kit…

I run Kenda Executioners, and have for years, even though they have gotten pretty expensive. Good traction, get more miles out of them than other ATV tires, (usually get about 7000 out of them, never got over 5000 out of any other brand I've tried, and LOTS less out of some brands) and the big one, they are tough. I have never poked a hole in one, can't say I've never had a flat, I've ripped out valve stems, shoved sticks and debris in the bead, and even managed to stick a sharp rock right through the inside of a steel rim one time (it caught between the brake caliber and the rim, punched a hole bigger than a golf ball through the rim) but they are bias ply and stiff enough sidewalls that you can drive out on a flat tire (I carry a tire pump, but it doesn't help if you don't have a valve stem to pump through). Also that stiff sidewall and bias ply does not roll over on side hills, without trying it you won't believe how much more stable it makes an ATV.

One downfall of them is they are noisy and not a smooth ride on pavement. But I drive very little on pavement and once you get up to 20 mph or better they smooth right out.

I hope so, just ordered a set from Dennis Kirk about 10 minutes ago. I will tell you more in a couple years.

My son and all his buddies have these on their atv's and utv's
I will be getting a set before winter for my Yamaha 700 atv.

I bought a set a couple years ago, i had flat after flat with them. The inside side walls were breaking open with holes that way too big to patch. When I finally had had enough I only had one of the original tires left. 3000 miles on the original set. I put a set of maxxis tires on it, they last for a long time and no flats. I will never buy the ripsaws again. I had them on a polaris 900 side by side

I put a new set of Carlisle tires on my old Honda Foreman I was impressed with the how deep the lugs are on them they are so aggressive on flat ground the ride rough but they grip well.

I can’t read the odometer because of weathering from the sun (2004) but elk season packing out my elk between the rain and Speedo light i could see it has less than 1000 miles on it. The old set of tires dry rotted luckily before the trip.