Kenda K3203 Mastodon AT ATV And UTV Tires In The Chap Moto 25 Inch Tire Shootout

Chaparral Motorsports
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April 26, 2018

To help make shopping for ATV tires or side-by-side tires easier for its customers Chaparral Motorsports put together a 25" ATV/UTV Tires Shootout pitting 21 of our most popular tires against each other. We came up with five different challenges to demonstrate how each tire performs in certain terrain and performing specific tasks, that way if you are in the market for a very precise tire you can make an informed decision.

While we've covered The Best Tires for Specific Tasks, Top 8 Best Overall Performing Tires, as well as given an explainer on the 5 different challenges, in this article we are going to show you how one specific tire did in each test.

Obviously they all can't be winners but of the 21 tires and five different challenges, each tire did have its moment of shine. And this can be really important when tire shopping, because as stated not everyone wants or needs the best overall tire, some people just want the tire that's best for them.

So without further ado, here is the breakdown on the

Kenda K3203 Mastodon AT




If you're going to be pulling heavy loads you want this beast of a tire on your side. Not only can it muscle more than 1,000 pounds across a dirt covered parking lot with ease, but it's pretty damn good at putting a stop to things in the most dangerous of situations, downhill braking.

Sled pull
Distance traveled: 88 feet
Total elapsed time: 14.8 seconds
Calculated weight of sled: 1000+ pounds
Overall result in test: 2nd



Hill climb
Distance traveled in feet: 245+ feet
Total time:  14.27 seconds
overall results in test: 8th

Downhill braking
Time to stop: 2.41 seconds
Overall results in test: 3rd



Full speed braking
Time to stop: 3.7 seconds
overall results in test:  11th

Mud traction test
Distance traveled: Full run
Total time: 17.2 seconds
Overall results in test: 12th



Overall result out of 21 tires: 19th

Here's the video of the Kenda Mastodon 3202 AT competing in each test:

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