I just replaced my Sedona Rip Saws for Dirt Commanders. I had the rip saws on for a month and don't really have any complaints other than the weight just really bugged me.
Here are the weights:
2014 Polaris Ace
Sedona Rip Saw
25x8/12 26 lbs
25x10/12 31 lbs
Dirt Commander
25x8/12 21.7 lbs
25x10/12 26.2 lbs
Stock Tire
25x8/12 15.2 lbs
25x10/12 18.7 lbs
I backed all this info up by weighing them myself in a certified scale.
The rip saws were great for what I did. Mostly farming with mud and hard packed ground. I also have a lot of brush that has been shredded that makes flats common. No flats from rip saws. No wobble at high speeds. Top speed with rip saws about 49 mph. Stock tires 50 mph. I also got a flat with stock tires after 1 outing.
My 2nd concern was width.
Rip saw fronts about 49.5" wide.
Rip saw rears 50.5" wide.
Dirt Commanders fronts 48" wide.
Dirt Commander rears 49" wide.
Dirt commanders are also 8 ply and rip saws are 6 ply
I will report back with dirt commanders review after I run them awhile. Hope this helps.
Here are the weights:
2014 Polaris Ace
Sedona Rip Saw
25x8/12 26 lbs
25x10/12 31 lbs
Dirt Commander
25x8/12 21.7 lbs
25x10/12 26.2 lbs
Stock Tire
25x8/12 15.2 lbs
25x10/12 18.7 lbs
I backed all this info up by weighing them myself in a certified scale.
The rip saws were great for what I did. Mostly farming with mud and hard packed ground. I also have a lot of brush that has been shredded that makes flats common. No flats from rip saws. No wobble at high speeds. Top speed with rip saws about 49 mph. Stock tires 50 mph. I also got a flat with stock tires after 1 outing.
My 2nd concern was width.
Rip saw fronts about 49.5" wide.
Rip saw rears 50.5" wide.
Dirt Commanders fronts 48" wide.
Dirt Commander rears 49" wide.
Dirt commanders are also 8 ply and rip saws are 6 ply
I will report back with dirt commanders review after I run them awhile. Hope this helps.