Mud Tires

[Cowboy 2.0]

I know there are a lot of mud tires out there. I have used the Remington Mud Brutes and wasn't very impressed with them. I put some Toyo All Terrains on it and you see how far they got me. What are some of y'alls preferances?

 

[Crowderfarms]

Buckshot Mudders and Hankook Mudders.

 

[Brute 23]

BFGoodrich Mud Terrains. The wear really good, especially on big trucks pulling trailers, and you can get 50-60K miles out of them. They also are real good about not getting flats.

We run nothing but BFG A/Ts and M/Ts.

 

[buckwheat_87]

Mastercraft Courser M/T

 

[backhoeboogie]

The tires on the truck have to be load range E to carry the load they are put under. You can barely find anything that fills the bill. Hancook is about the best you can do.

 

[curtis]

Buckshot Mudders, you will get out of a mud hole or you will really be stuck.

 

[VZCR]

I agree with crowder aint nothing butter than buckshot mudders and a 6 inch lift kit.

How many highway miles can you get out of them?

 

[VZCR]

You dont want to know lol.

Yep, I know...........I had some one time and they were pretty loud going at highway speeds, but they were the best in the mud!!! :lol: :lol:

 

[Crowderfarms]

If you keep up with alignments, rotate often, and run proper air pressure, you should get 20-25,000 out of them. A lot depends on how rough you use em'.

 

[LaneFarms]

if you want an agressive tire try a SSR Radial super swamper. I had two sets on my old truck and got close to 50k on each set. They where 35's and 10ply you just have to keep them rotated.

 

[Cowboy 2.0]

I've already bout a leveling kit and 2.5 inch spacers for the back so I can put a taller wider tire on it.

 

[Jogeephus]

If it gets muddy and I put it in 4-wheel drive I also put it in reverse. Haven't been stuck in years. ;-)

 

[Cowboy 2.0]

I picture was 4 wheel drive and I tried going every direction possible before I gave up.

 

[cfpinz]

I use a generic knock-off of the BFG, they have Mud King Steel Radial wrote on the sidewall. They go well and last a good while. Around here they sell a tire called Co-Op's, from the local farm stores, go like a log skidder but last about 5k. Anyone else ever seen them?

On a side note, a dually will never go as good as a single wheel. And I'd bet you were goofing off when that happened.

cfpinz

 

[Cowboy 2.0]

Yea, there's a road that goes through our place and that was the only mud hole between us and the campsite at the back of the place. I still want some good mud tires to get me around the house. The tires on it get stuck on wet grass and I knew it would get stuck but we hit it anyway. Made a cool picture.

 

[Brute 23]

I use a generic knock-off of the BFG, they have Mud King Steel Radial wrote on the sidewall. They go well and last a good while. Around here they sell a tire called Co-Op's, from the local farm stores, go like a log skidder but last about 5k. Anyone else ever seen them?

On a side note, a dually will never go as good as a single wheel. And I'd bet you were goofing off when that happened.

cfpinz

Yep those are good also. Family members run them and get around the 50K mark.

 

[NamVet_Farmer44]

I use a generic knock-off of the BFG, they have Mud King Steel Radial wrote on the sidewall. They go well and last a good while. Around here they sell a tire called Co-Op's, from the local farm stores, go like a log skidder but last about 5k. Anyone else ever seen them?

On a side note, a dually will never go as good as a single wheel. And I'd bet you were goofing off when that happened.

cfpinz

i've got co ops on almost every truck here...I aint spending $200+ on a tire that just gonna blow out or wear down...and the steel radial A/T get real good wear actually...and you can get them brand new for about $500 here

 

[Txwalt]

Once you high center like that I don't think it matters what kind of tires you have. When I first saw the picture I was thinking you didn't get very far but once you start dragging ground your in bad shape.

Walt