CARLISLE VERSA TRAIL

• Carlisle Versa Trail Line of Tires is an all-terrain tire designed specifically for UTV and Sport Side x Side vehicles.
• Provides smooth riding comfort along with maximum handling and traction aided by a unique, non-directional tread pattern with ¾ tread depth.
• Versa Trail ATR Tires are available in the standard 6-ply radial construction range from 25 to 29 inches in diameter.
• Versa Trail XTR Tires are available in 8-ply radial construction and larger 30 and 32-inch diameters.
• The XTR provides increased sidewall strength and unequaled puncture resistance.
• Fully compliant with D.O.T test standards.
• The XTR is perfect for those looking for a do anything, do all performance tire which provides unmatched handling on multiple surfaces.
• The XTR’s unique lugs with center channeling provide additional biting edge and allow the lug to flex around rocks and trail hazards, thus improving traction.
• Durability and Protection have always been the cornerstone of the Versa Trail tire design.
• An advanced formula “Tough Tread” rubber compound ensures extended tread life and improved cut, chip, and abrasion resistance.
• Super-deep rim guard keeps expensive and styled wheels unscathed from rocks and debris when rubbing up alongside the rim lip.

• The web page is titled “New All-Terrain UTV/4x4 Tire Buyer’s Guide” from UTV Action Magazine.
• Aftermarket tires are available for UTV/4x4s that can provide durability and side bite for increased performance.
• The stock tires in most UTV/4x4 vehicles are designed for all-around performance but are usually less durable than the aftermarket options.
• The article featured a list of aftermarket tire options, including ARISUN BRUISER XT, AMS RADIAL PRO, CARLISLE VERSA TRAIL ATR, CST DINGO, CST LOBO, DWT RACING MOAPA, EFX MOTOMTC, EFX MOTOCLAW, GMZ KAHUNA, GMZ CUTTHROAT, ITP BAJACROSS, ITP BLACK WATER EVOLUTION, and MAXXIS BIGHORN and BIGHORN 2.0.
• A brief description of each tire is given, including the rating/construction, price, and size.
• ARISUN BRUISER XT has eight-ply radial construction; the design resembles the Maxxis Bighorn tread pattern and is puncture resistant.
• AMS RADIAL PRO is an eight-ply DOT-approved radial with a staggered, V-shaped tread pattern that provides additional bite on the sidewalls for maximum performance.
• CARLISLE VERSA TRAIL ATR is the first Carlisle-branded tire featuring an aggressive, nondirectional tread with siped knobs that extend to the sidewalls for excellent grip. It is designed for all-purpose utility.
• CST DINGO is an eight-ply radial with a deep, rigid, and aggressive tread pattern that provides great cornering traction and predictable handling in all terrains.
• CST LOBO is an eight-ply radial designed to handle anything you can throw at it, including heavier payloads seen with today’s UTVs. The tire offers straight-line stability and cornering prowess.
• DWT RACING MOAPA offers a wide contact patch for optimum traction in various terrains. The tire has an aggressively wrapped tread design that offers sidewall protection.
• EFX MOTOMTC is a six-ply bias tire designed for true all-terrain performance, including mud, sand, desert, rocks, and intermediate-to-soft soils. The tire provides excellent traction whether wet or dry.
• EFX MOTOCLAW is an eight-ply radial tire that provides a smooth ride on intense terrain.
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• The Carlisle branded tire and wheels are designed for various applications including lawn/garden/golf, powersports, high-speed trailer, agriculture, construction and industrial.
• Lawn/Garden/Golf tire offerings include turf-friendly traction and stability with robust tread and tire footprints for added flotation.
• Mowers, tillers, trenchers, all benefit from Carlisle performance lawn and garden tires.
• Powersport tires have a tough-tread rubber formulation and a ply construction that offers exceptional ride and traction on different terrain.
• Heavy-duty ATV/UTV tires offer multi-terrain stability and durability that is crucial for any tough work condition that one may face.
• Trailers that haul a variety of equipment including paints, horses, and a range of compressors require durable trailer tires that can offer reduced heat build-up, long term use, and safety.
• Construction projects need tires that can withstand the tough terrains and irregularities that come with moving dirt and other building materials.
• With a broad range of skid steer, forklifts, material handling, backhoes, and specialty industrial tires, Carlisle branded construction tires offer superior performance, even in the toughest of conditions.
• Indsutrial equipment demands industrial performance. With Carlisle branded industrial tires used in a variety of heavy-duty industrial applications such as airport ground support and road crews, performance, and efficiency are unparalleled.
• Tire Tubes that are designed for use with agriculture, construction and other such applications are offered under the Carlisle brand. Correct use of tire tubes offers resistance to air leakage and age/heat-related failure.
• Different tubes such as 90 degree, implement, radial and TR13 tubes are available for various applications.
• The website offers a tire fitment guide for all tire categories including agriculture, ATV/UTV, constructions, industrial, high-speed trailer, law, garden and golf, and specialty tires.
• The website has a page for finding a retailer where customers can find local and online stores that sell genuine Carlisle branded tires and wheels.
• The website has links for newsletter signup, Carlstar Connect, Facebook, and YouTube for customers to stay updated on news, events, and new product launches.
• Customers can also contact the Carlisle team for queries regarding their tires or become a distributor of Carlisle tires.
• Warranties on Carlisle branded tires are available for customers.

• The 2022 Nissan Versa is slightly more expensive, starting at $15,080
• The price increase is likely due to added features and the cost of producing new cars
• There may be issues with the availability of base models due to the chip shortage affecting car manufacturing
• Users express satisfaction with previous Nissan Versa models
• Some users mention affordability as a positive aspect of the car model
• The cost of cars has increased due to factors such as safety features and new technology, larger sizes and luxury features that consumers desire
• Taxes can make up nearly half the cost of cars, depending on the country of purchase
• Fuel prices and high parking or congestion fees contribute to the overall cost of car ownership
• There may be a divide between those who prefer manual transmission and those who prefer automatic transmission
• Depending on the country, manual transmission may be cheaper than automatic transmission
• Users discuss the perception that more technology necessarily equates to higher car prices
• Some users argue that car buyers are unwilling to purchase the lowest-priced vehicles, which may prevent some manufacturers from producing them
• The price of cars, when adjusted for inflation, has actually decreased over the years
• There are comments on the cost of car ownership in various countries, according to a specific website
• Numerous users comment on the price of cars from their own personal purchases, with most saying they have not recently seen a new car at the lowest end of the pricing spectrum
• Some users discuss their personal preferences for car models
• There is a mention of a Ford Ranger/Mazda BT50 model having a sizable fuel economy difference between auto and manual transmission
• The availability of manual transmission may depend on the particular country or region
• There is speculation that manual transmission may be offered for advertising purposes, rather than as a popular choice
• One user explores the idea that consumers may be too focused on purchasing high-end trims, thus driving up the prices of cars overall
• Another user comments that the “tech” in cars is not necessarily expensive, but manufacturers label it as such to increase prices
• A link is provided that explains how inflation has affected the price of cars over time
• Another link is provided that lists the countries with the lowest cost of car ownership.

• The webpage is a discussion thread on Reddit about comparing different brands and load ranges of RV tires
• The discussion starts with a question about choosing between Carlisle Radial Trail HD and Goodyear Endurance tires for a single-axle RV
• One user mentions considering the Maxxis m8008 but is concerned about its lower speed rating, while all three brands have generally positive reviews
• Another user recommends going with Load Range E tires for a better safety factor, and suggests maintaining 80psi for optimal performance, while monitoring temperature
• A third user recommends looking at maximum load at pressure instead of just load range, as it may vary between tire manufacturers
• One user provides a positive review of Carlisle Trail HD tires, noting their stiffer build quality and replacement for “China bomb” tires after a blowout
• Another user provides a negative experience with Carlisle tires causing thousands of dollars in damage to an Airstream RV after a blowout, and has not looked into Carlisle again as a result
• One user provides a picture of a blowout with Goodyear Endurance tires, causing similar damage as the Carlisle blowout
• Several users discuss the importance of maintaining proper air pressure and inspecting tires before trips, regardless of brand or load range
• Users also discuss the importance of tire age and storage conditions, as well as considering alternatives to ST (Special Trailer) tires, such as LT (Light Truck) tires, for better performance and durability
• Overall, the discussion suggests that while Carlisle and Goodyear both offer good options for RV tires with varying load ranges, maintenance and monitoring are crucial for optimal performance and avoiding blowouts or other tire issues.

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