Kenda Bearclaw HTR K587 ATV Tire 28x9R14
The Kenda Bearclaw HTR K587 in 28x9R14 is a radial all-terrain tire for ATVs and utility machines, in a front fitment. It is the toughest tire in the Bearclaw line, with an 8-ply rated radial carcass built for mixed terrain, from hard pack and rock to mud.
Key Features
- All-new center knob design gives low vibration and a smoother ride
- Tall knobs dig into dirt and mud for high traction on a wide range of terrain
- Knobs are spaced apart to push dirt away and self-clean, keeping grip consistent
- Highest level of puncture resistance with excellent handling
- Designed specifically to meet the demands of the modern-day ATV
Specifications
- Tire size: 28x9R14
- Construction: Radial, tubeless
- Ply rating: 8-ply rated
- Tread: Directional
- Tread depth: 21 mm
- Fitment position: Front
- Recommended operating pressure: 7 PSI
- Manufacturer part number: 085871465D1
- Service: NHS, not for highway use
Recommended Related Parts
The Bearclaw HTR range runs from 25 to 28 inches, on 12 and 14 inch rims, in front and rear widths. The other Bearclaw HTR sizes are listed in the ATV & UTV Tires category on SiraWeb, so you can replace one tire or build a matched set of two or four.
Important Purchase Notes
This listing is for one tire, sold individually, and the wheel is not included. This is an NHS tire, built for off-road use and not for highway service. Before ordering, check the size molded on your current tire's sidewall and confirm the rim diameter matches this listing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I ride the Bearclaw HTR on pavement?
It is an NHS tire, built for off-road use and not certified for public roads. Short transitions between trail sections will not hurt it, but sustained pavement running wears the tread quickly and is not what this tire is made for.
Kenda builds tires for powersports, automotive, bicycle and specialty applications, and the Bearclaw HTR is its radial all-terrain line for ATVs and utility machines. SiraWeb lists every Kenda tire by its manufacturer part number, so you can match the exact size and specification your machine calls for.