Hi Run SU03 ATV/UTV Tire
The Hi Run SU03 makes off-road tire shopping simple. It delivers steady traction, a tough casing, and strong value for utility work and weekend rides. The directional, knobby tread bites into loose surfaces and clears debris quickly, while the reinforced construction helps resist cuts and punctures. Expect predictable steering and a smooth, composed feel on light to moderate trails, whether you are hauling, plowing, or exploring.
Features and Benefits
A directional tread with staggered lugs provides confident forward drive on dirt and gravel and sheds mud to keep the lugs working. Wide lateral grooves help move water and debris out of the footprint for better braking and control. The durable compound balances grip with long wear, and a reinforced casing supports stability under load. Shoulder edges add extra bite in ruts and corners, and the block layout helps take the edge off rough terrain for a more comfortable ride.
Sizes and Fitment Guidance
The Hi Run SU03 comes in popular ATV and UTV sizes for common front and rear applications. Match tire size, load rating, and construction to your vehicle guide or sidewall markings to protect handling and driveline health. If your machine uses staggered sizes, confirm overall diameters and clearances before ordering. Replacing only one axle is fine, but keep model and size matched across that axle. Need help confirming fitment? Share your make, model, year, and OE tire specs with our team.
Pricing and Value
Pricing for the Hi Run SU03 depends on size, load rating, and availability. It is positioned for strong value among all-terrain ATV options, delivering dependable performance for work and recreation. Select your size to see live pricing, promotions, and shipping timelines. Buying a complete set often saves more and keeps handling consistent, and choosing the right load rating can extend service life in demanding conditions.
Rider Feedback and Use Cases
Owners like the SU03 for straightforward traction, durability, and price. It is a solid match for property maintenance, farm chores, light trail rides, and general utility where stable load handling matters. Riders often note its control on hardpack and gravel and its ability to shed debris in light mud. For deep mud or slick rock, a more specialized tread may be the better pick. Proper pressure and load management will bring out the best ride and wear.
Hi Run SU03 vs Alternatives
Choosing the right ATV tire comes down to terrain and priorities. The Hi Run SU03 targets dependable, all-around traction and durability at a friendly price. If you spend most days in deep mud, a more aggressive, high-void pattern will clear faster. If your routes are mainly hardpack or gravel, the SU03 offers confident bite with a comfortable, composed feel.
Hi Run SU03 vs Kenda Bearclaw
The Hi Run SU03 leans into balanced all-terrain performance and value, while the Kenda Bearclaw uses a more assertive lug layout. On mixed trails and property work, the SU03’s directional tread and stable casing provide predictable steering and braking. The Bearclaw’s larger, wider-spaced lugs can offer extra bite in softer ground, though it may feel firmer on hardpack. Split your time between chores and casual trails and the SU03 is a smart fit, but frequent mud riders may prefer the Bearclaw.
Hi Run SU03 vs Carlisle AT489
Both the Hi Run SU03 and Carlisle AT489 serve versatile ATV duty. The SU03 emphasizes value with a durable compound and directional, knobby tread that grips dirt, gravel, and light mud. The AT489, common as an OE tire, is known for a slightly smoother feel on packed surfaces. If you want a budget-friendly upgrade with more off-road bite, choose the SU03. If you prefer an OE-style ride on hardpack, the AT489 is a familiar option.
Installation, Care, and Specs
Confirm size, load rating, and tubeless or tube-type construction before mounting the Hi Run SU03. Use proper bead lubricant, verify rim width compatibility, and follow safe seating procedures. Set cold pressures to your vehicle guidelines, then adjust for load and terrain. Recheck after the first ride, rotate axle pairs to even wear, and inspect lugs and sidewalls for cuts. Correct pressure and load management will help the tire ride well and last longer.
