Product Information
*Purchase includes full value stack*
What’s Included
- (2) Prodigee 35-15 Front Tires
- (2) F35-15 Lightning Rear Paddle Tires
- FREE Shipping
- FREE Race Blood (32 oz)
- 40 Giveaway Entries
- Tech Support Call (if applicable)
Why This Bundle Stands Out
- Built for High Horsepower Builds (225–600+ HP)
- Perfect for UTVs, Sand Cars, and 4WD Dune Setups
- Precision Handling + Straight-Line Stability
- Industry-Leading Durability & Performance
- Optimized for Maximum Traction in Soft Sand
Prodigee 35-15 Front Tires
Precision Steering Meets Aggressive Style
The Prodigee 35-15 front tire is designed for riders who demand predictable handling and smooth control at high speeds. Known for its signature “on rails” feel, this tire is a go-to for 4WD duners and high-horsepower builds.
Key Features:
- Mounts on 15x8 wheels
- 4-ply construction for durability
- Uncut Weight: 29 lbs
- Mohawk Buff Weight: 27 lbs
- Recommended Rim Width: 7–9”
- Recommended PSI: 10–14
Pro Tip: The Mohawk Buff version is an excellent choice for sand cars looking for reduced weight and enhanced front-end responsiveness.
F35-15 Lightning Rear Paddle Tires
Maximum Hook. Explosive Acceleration. Total Control.
The F35 Lightning is one of the most versatile and high-performance sand paddle tires on the market. Built to handle everything from stock UTVs to 600+ HP monsters, it delivers unmatched traction, durability, and acceleration in deep sand.
Key Features:
- Mounts on 15x12 wheels
- 4-ply construction
- 18 aggressive paddles
- Recommended PSI: 10–14
Paddle Options (Match Your Horsepower)
- #1 Paddle: 225–280 HP
- #2 Paddle: 280–400 HP
- #3 Paddle: 400–600+ HP
Built for Serious Dune Performance
This bundle is designed for riders who want:
- Maximum traction off the line
- Confidence at high speeds
- Reliable performance in extreme conditions
- A complete front + rear setup that just works
Dominate the Dunes
If you're looking for a proven sand tire setup that delivers power, control, and consistency, the Prodigee + F35 Lightning Bundle is your unfair advantage.
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