What mud tires would look good with theses rims?
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What mud tires would look good with theses rims?
i'm tryn to find some mud tires for theses new rims i got but cant seem to find any good ones. got any ideas?
here is the rims i have.
ATX Mojave Black w/Teflon Coating
here is the rims i have.
ATX Mojave Black w/Teflon Coating
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So you want to buy a MUD tire based purely on looks?
The tread on those wild countrys look alright, but my experience with their mud tires is that they get loud as hell, probably mostly due to the spacing between the outer lugs. The sidewalls also have almost no protection from rocks and stumps and stuff.
The tread on those wild countrys look alright, but my experience with their mud tires is that they get loud as hell, probably mostly due to the spacing between the outer lugs. The sidewalls also have almost no protection from rocks and stumps and stuff.
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I have the 33x13.5 on my truck I have been very please with this tire. great city driving manners, wonderful on the freeway. they have been only balanced once and have quiet a few miles on them they are wearing great. have done great in mud up north and loved them in the sand. I haven't been let down at all by these they are a very good mud tire in the rain too.
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If you don't actually do any mudding or do very little I would suggest an all terrain. Mud tires do horrible on ice and packed snow. They city/highway manners generally suck. They don't wear well.
All-Terrains would be the way to go.
If anything do General Grabbers. Or I guess the Toyo Open Countrys since Zach says they are good.
All-Terrains would be the way to go.
If anything do General Grabbers. Or I guess the Toyo Open Countrys since Zach says they are good.
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If you don't actually do any mudding or do very little I would suggest an all terrain. Mud tires do horrible on ice and packed snow. They city/highway manners generally suck. They don't wear well.
All-Terrains would be the way to go.
If anything do General Grabbers. Or I guess the Toyo Open Countrys since Zach says they are good.
All-Terrains would be the way to go.
If anything do General Grabbers. Or I guess the Toyo Open Countrys since Zach says they are good.
....even won a bet because my friend said i couldn't make it lol
#23
I'm defiantly getting my BFG A/Ts sipped though.
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If you don't actually do any mudding or do very little I would suggest an all terrain. Mud tires do horrible on ice and packed snow. They city/highway manners generally suck. They don't wear well.
All-Terrains would be the way to go.
If anything do General Grabbers. Or I guess the Toyo Open Countrys since Zach says they are good.
All-Terrains would be the way to go.
If anything do General Grabbers. Or I guess the Toyo Open Countrys since Zach says they are good.
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on ice well, everyone has to learn to drive on ice,,
but the ones I posted clean the lugs well, hell I went thru 4' of drift the other day, got stuck in 2 wheel, kicked it into 4 a little rocking and the mud tires ate right thru the snow..
http://i55.tinypic.com/4htell.jpg
not a very good pic but you can see where I got stuck and that the mud tires ate all the way thru to the dirt to get me out..
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