You will need a small lift and slightly larger tires for rocky terrain. They bottom out pretty easily compared to the factory rangers. That being said they are quieter and smoother.
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I took my Mule Pro to Utah this past August mule deer hunting. We travelled some rocky roads and trails I never dreamed any machine could go over. It mastered it with ease. I couldn't have been more pleased. My hunting partner on the trip has a Can Am he left at home due to the Mule being more spacious. After the trip he told me he is getting rid of the Can Am and getting a Mule Pro...
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Originally posted by TX1120 View PostTook my my Mule Pro Fxt on an 80 mile trip on the alpine loop in Colorado this summer and it did great. I’ve just a small lift and 28” tires. The other guys I was with in couldn’t believe how well it performed through the rough stuff and attributed it to it’s shorter wheelbase compared to a crew cab Polaris or Can-Am.
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