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The newly
releases ITP QuadCross Tire, specifically
for trail riding and racing
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Ontario, CA (9/19/2009) -
Hot on the heels of the QuadCross MX PRO
Lite — a tire that has stunned the
ATV motocross ranks since its debut last
spring, capturing four AMA ATV Pro National
wins — ITP now announces the release
of the all-new QuadCross XC, designed specifically
for high-performance trail riding and racing.
The QuadCross XC utilizes all of the design
features that have made the MX PRO Lite
such a winner, but adds the extra strength
and larger sizing required for cross country
use.
The QuadCross XC incorporates a tough 6-ply
carcass for higher puncture resistance and
exceptional overall durability. This advanced
carcass design has been proven to stiffen
the sidewall during side loads without compromising
ride quality. Along with reducing the bounce
that’s common on most cross country
knobbies, this design benefits acceleration,
braking, cornering and overall balance as
well, significantly reducing fatigue and
lap times. An aggressive, dimpled tread
pattern using a high-tech, long-wearing
tread compound further enhances traction,
feel and trail handling characteristics.
Sizing is 20x11-9 for the rear (P/N 560547)
and 22x7-10 in front (P/N 560546)
The QuadCross XC has already shown its winning
capabilities under ITP development rider
and factory Yamaha team member Dustin Nelson.
Fresh out of the tire molds, Nelson rode
the first QuadCross XCs to a commanding
victory at the mid-August WORCS X event
in Straddleline Park, Washington, an extreme
off-road race that shaped up to be an outrageous
test of man and equipment.
About ITP:
Since 1982, ITP has grown into the world's
#1 ATV aftermarket tire and wheel source,
and continues to provide a complete line
of innovative tires and wheel for virtually
all ATVs and UTVs. To order, contact your
favorite distributor. For a copy of ITP’s
full-color product catalog, call toll-free:
1-800-859-4740. For other inquiries or
technical advice, contact ITP at 930-A
S. Rockefeller Ave., Ontario, CA 91761;
(909) 390-1905. Or visit ITP’s website
at www.itptires.com.
