Best 32-Inch UTV Tires

Why 32 Inches Is the Sweet Spot

Stepping up to a 32-inch tire is the most common upgrade we see on modern side-by-sides: you gain real ground clearance and roll over rocks and ruts that hang up a 29 or 30, without the gearing and clutching headaches that come with jumping to 35s. These are the 32-inch UTV tires we stock, what each one is actually built for, and what they cost — per tire, and as a set of four.

How to Pick a 32-Inch Tire

• Terrain first. A rock tire and a mud tire are different tools. Buy for the ground you ride most, not the ground you ride once a year.
• Compound second. Sticky (competition) compounds grip rock like glue and wear faster on trail; standard compounds give up a little bite for a lot of tread life.
• Wheel size last. Choose 32x10-14 if you are keeping 14-inch wheels, 32x10-15 for 15-inch wheels. Wider 32x11-15 options exist in a couple of lines for drivers who want a bigger footprint.

Singles below are priced per tire. Set-of-4 packages live in our Tire Package Deal collection — the Maxxis and Atturo sets bundle in an On The Go tire repair kit, while the System 3, Kenda, Tusk and Liberty sets are tires only.

The Lineup

Maxxis Roxxzilla — Best for Rock Crawling

The reference point for UTV rock tires. The Roxxzilla is an 8-ply-rated radial with a soft rock-crawling tread compound, a high void ratio for bite, and a multi-layer sidewall built to add traction when the tire folds over a ledge. Choose the standard compound for mixed trail and rock, or the competition ("sticky") compound if the rocks are your whole world.

Single: 32x10-14 $358.00 (standard) / $376.00 (sticky) · 32x10-15 $375.00 (standard) / $389.00 (sticky) — Maxxis Roxxzilla
Set of 4 (with repair kit): 32x10-14 standard $1,099 · 32x10-14 sticky $1,150 · 32x10-15 standard $1,150 · 32x10-15 sticky $1,199

Maxxis Carnivore — Best All-Terrain for Hard Riding

A light-truck-inspired tire engineered for extreme terrain: 8-ply radial carcass, a specialized rubber compound for traction on rocks, roots and desert, and the long tread wear Maxxis is known for. If your riding mixes rock, dirt and open desert at speed, this is the default answer.

Single: 32x10R14 $339.00 · 32x10R15 $345.00 — Maxxis Carnivore
Set of 4 (with repair kit): 32x10x14 $1,099 · 32x10x15 $1,099

The Carnivore family also includes the Carnivore RT, which runs from small 25-inch trail sizes up to 32s. In 32-inch: singles are $330.00 (32x10R14) and $346.00 (32x10R15), and sets with the repair kit are $1,160 (14") and $1,220 (15"). Construction varies by size on this line, so check the specs on the listing for the size you pick.

System 3 XTR370 — Best for Mud and Soft Ground

A heavy-duty all-terrain/mud tire with an 8-ply rated carcass and tall, squared lugs that dig into soft ground and clean themselves out, with a shoulder design that guards the sidewall in the rocks. It is the pick for riders whose trails turn to slop and who still need the tire to behave between mud holes.

Single: 32x10-14 $326.60 · 32x10-15 $329.67 — System 3 XTR370
Set of 4 (tires only): 32x10-14 $1,150 · 32x10-15 $1,160

Want more width? The XTR370W offers a 32x12R15 at $370.29.

Atturo Trail Blade Boss — Most Aggressive, Least Money

The most aggressive side-by-side tire Atturo makes: deep 23/32-inch lugs with rim protection, made to claw through deep mud and still hold on rock, with functional sidewall lugs that keep biting in a rut. The carcass is 8-ply rated, and Atturo's Trail Hazard coverage is included — flat repairs and prorated replacement protection for 24 months at no extra charge.

Single: 32x10R15 $248.60 · 32x11R15 $254.80 — Atturo Trail Blade Boss
Set of 4 (with repair kit): 32x10R15 $875 · 32x11R15 $895

Tusk Megabite — Best Value All-Terrain

A radial, 8-ply rated tire built for high-horsepower machines: large open self-cleaning tread channels, reinforced stepped sidewalls and a rounded shoulder profile for predictable cornering. Tusk rates it for soft-to-medium terrain, and it performs on loose ground and hardpack alike — straight-line stability under power is its party trick.

Single: 32x10-14 $249.95 · 32x10-15 $259.95 — Tusk Megabite
Set of 4 (tires only): 32x10-15 $915

Kenda Klever X/T — Best for Mixed Road, Trail and Snow

Modeled on Kenda's Klever R/T light-truck tire, this is one of the lightest steel-belted 8-ply radials in the class, with low rolling resistance for machines that see pavement and hardpack as well as trail. It is DOT approved, studdable for snow and ice, and carries a robust bead protector to shield your wheels from rock damage.

Single: 32x10R14 $271.95 · 32x10R15 $282.95 — Kenda Klever X/T
Set of 4 (tires only): 32x10R14 $955 · 32x10R15 $995

Maxxis Liberty — Best for Tread Life

The durability pick. The Liberty is an 8-ply radial that exceeds DOT test standards, with a specialized rubber compound aimed at traction and control plus excellent tread wear. If your 32s will rack up miles across a variety of terrain and you want one set to last, start here.

Single: 32x10R14 $329.00 · 32x10R15 $333.00 — Maxxis Liberty
Set of 4 (tires only): 32x10R15 $1,170

Atturo Trail Blade X/T — Best Hybrid

A true hybrid: mud-terrain shoulder lugs on a steel-belted radial carcass, so it grips in mud, sand and snow yet rides smooth on hardpack. The tread is siped and drilled for stud pins when winter demands it, the carcass is 8-ply rated, and Trail Hazard coverage is included for 24 months.

Single: 32x10R15 $238.20 · 32x11R15 $244.40 — Atturo Trail Blade X/T
Set of 4 (with repair kit): 32x10R15 $840 · 32x11R15 $860

Still Deciding?

Browse the full UTV tire range or the set-of-4 packages. Tell us your machine and where you ride and we will point you at the right 32 — contact Dirti Motorsports before you order and we will confirm fitment for your wheels.