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The SunF A051 is among the worlds most popular footprints. Very similar to our A033 POWER I model with an aggressive non directional tread pattern that maintains even braking and a smooth ride while providing maximum traction. For more details, see full description. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us.
Tire Specifications:
Total Number of Tires: 2
Tire Size: 19x7-8
Tire QTY: 2
Rim Size: 8 x 5.5
Ply Rating: 6
Tire Diameter: 19
Tread Depth: 16
Max Load: 0
Max PSI: 7
Tire Weight: 11.4
James
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025
Great meaty tires for the go kart! No issues.
Jason
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
Gnarly good looking tires, but an absolute bitch to put on an 8 inch minibike rim you will need professional equipment, and a minimum of three tire irons do not throw out the receipts for the tire irons expect them to be damaged by the end. Beating them is also a bitch and a half. But besides the really strenuous and difficult installation, good tires.
Travis
Reviewed in Canada on January 25, 2025
Put these on a Coleman minibike what a game changer. Amazing mud, sand and had the bike out in the snow too. Would definitely buy again.
Erik
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2024
Bought these tires for my minibike and they are great! Shipping was fast the price was right and they fit great and completely changed the performance of the bike these tires are excellent !
Carlos Voncille McDangerman
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
Very pleased with the look and performance of these tires! They do throw mud, so might want to add some fenders. My now ex-girlfriend was riding shotgun with me after I installed these and she got some mud in her eye. She refused to wash it out, not even when I tricked her into the carwash, and four weeks later, she had a glass eye installed by Pedro the glass eye guy. It didn't match her other eye so I left her for my blind dentist. Long story, but the tires are great tho.
Nathan Nesbitt
Reviewed in Canada on August 16, 2023
Absolutely love these little tires. They have excellent tread and we’re easy to put on.
Kassaundra Kuypers
Reviewed in Canada on July 6, 2023
These fit my sons 110cc venom quad. They are pretty gnarly. Good grip. Donuts for days!!
SciFi-Kaiju-Guy @ TeePublic
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2023
Have a big poly tub lawn cart I bought almost 15 years ago that's still holding up great... except the wimpy 2-ply waffle tread tires it came with. They would regularly lose air over the winter and the tread pattern made them plug up quickly in the muddy stuff. When I went to pump them up this spring, one wouldn't hold air anymore. Time to replace BOTH! Wanted something a LOT tougher than what it came with, so I began the hunt for a thicker-skinned tire. These tires from SunF were the beefiest ones I could find in the size I needed. They're 6-ply, so I am hopeful they will outlast me! I didn't install them. I figured they'd be more of a pain since they're much stiffer & thicker than 2-ply, so it was worth it to have my local tire shop swap out 'em on for me. The wider mud style cleats of the SunF tread pattern clear quicker when they've been through mud, too, which is a nice bonus. They roll smooth and have so far worn like iron, which is exactly what I was hoping for. (As an unexpected side perk, they make my lawn trailer look plenty tough as well. LOL) So far, very happy. Would recommend for sure!
Stephen
Reviewed in Canada on December 7, 2023
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Tiffany
Reviewed in Canada on August 15, 2022
Great, other than I don’t know why they’d make them with a 5.5” rim width in that side of tire. My time were 8” wide and the mechanic had to come-a-long them onto the rim do they would grab and inflate with his tire machine.
Nate
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2022
So I may have went a bit too aggressive with these things for what I needed. I was frustrated with my cub zt1 mower on hills of any kind. Not that im upset, but now after shopping around more and seeing other options in 20x11x8 id prob choose something else for my application. That being said, the tires seem great for an atv looking for some serious grip and strength.They are pretty heavy. I worked in motorcycle shops for years in the early days so ive seen, sold and mounted too many to count. I mounted these by hand in my garage. Not easy. Lots of soap, keeping the opposite bead below the rim to spoon the other side was not the hardest I've done, but wasn't easy. Remove core from valve stem and shoot straight air in them to seat beads. Takes alot of air. Don't be scared.Lots of soap on beads. Wd40, whatever you have.I kept my original wheels and tires so I had a swap out kit when needed. These work fine on dry lawns and do not tear up anything unless you zero turn it. 3 point always! I put these tires on new wheels with an offset of 2+5 thinking these would be wider. Well they aren't. See pics.Atv, great. A bit expensive but hey, free shipping.Lawn tractor... prob perfect for that.Zero turn... eh, maybe. I've since found holeshot look a likes that I believe would suit me better.
CMR
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2022
So... I'm an Old Guy and I live in the mountains and I have a rather large driveway that is steep in several places. In addition to being old, I am also cheap and insist on doing my own snow removal. For this purpose, I have installed a 42" MTD snow thrower on the front of a Craftsman T110 riding mower. This unit also has a set of Arnold suitcase weights (144 pounds total) installed at the rear. The unit operates really well, but I was not happy with the tires. I had been running the original turf saver tires that came with the mower - with snow chains of course - turf tires are worthless on any slippery incline. But I was also surprised to find that running chains was not ideal either on a wet, steep asphalt driveway that had just been cleared of snow as this unit ran uphill.What to do? I replaced the rear 20x8.00-8 turf saver tires on my riding mower snow thrower contraption with these new SunF Power II 19x7.00-8 tires. I removed the valve stems from the stock wheels and am running 19x7.00-8 inner tubes (also purchased through Amazon). Yes, I am running tubes and these SunF's are tubeless tires. But Old Guy is not worried! Old Guy will not operate "The Beast" at highway speeds any time soon!So... how do these work? We just had our first snow, and "The Beast" scoots right up the steepest parts of my driveway like a Billy Goat - and no more tire chains! The traction improvement I've gained in the rear with these SunF ATV tires is amazing!(Up front I am also running MaxAuto 15x5.00x6 ATV tires - with tubes - purchased through Amazon as well.)
Justinthemovies
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2021
My good friend had a similar set of these tires on his side by side we used to crawl all over the trails in the Rockies mountains of Montana. So It was a no brainer to get these tires for my Coleman 200 BTX. I ride it primarily in the woods up rough washed out rocky logging trails with several very muddy areas after thunderstorms. So far they have performed very well and give me the traction the stock tires never had. I will say it rides a bit rougher on my blacktop driveway, but I’m still playing with the air pressure. I have no issues with a slightly tougher ride on my driveway versus the much increased traction they give me in the mud, dirt, and rocks. They seem very well made and are much heavier than my stock tires. They also look fantastic! I put them on without a machine but needed the help of a friend to do it as they are one stiff set of tires. I would recommend using a machine or going to a garage. I will update after using them for a few months and add photos. So far I am impressed with them! I feel like the price was a good value.
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