255/55/18 tires ?

Why would you need anything larger on the back than what's on it? It has plenty of meat for the power it has. The next thing on my bucket list is taking it into the dyno shop and getting a little more power and gas mileage out of it. I had it checked last year and I was told they could get me more of each with a little tweaking. Stay tuned, I'm planning on doing this in the next month or so. Rick
 
I did it, I put the 255/55/18 on the Stallion and what a difference it is from the rear. It look really nice with the wider tires, several people stated how good it changed the rear of the trike.:clapping:
 

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