Best mud terrain tires?

[tedcrf450]

Any input on M/T tires for 31x10.50-15?

Toyo rough country M/T
Maxxis Big horn
BFG M/T

 

[dennis461]

Goodyear MT 31-9.5 on my 1996

 

[maroon ranger]

bfg m/t

 

[240cubes]

running 33x12.50 bighorns right now on my b2 (currently only a trail rig but just b/c reg ran out) but they have performed about as well IMO as the ltbs i used to run on my truck and theyre relatively quiet on the road

 

[razrwild]

I was thinking about trying buckshots or bighorns but hadn't known anyone who used em

 

[98ranger4x4]

BFG KM2s!!!!!! the original KMs are no longer in production
check out the KM2s
http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/promo/km2/popPlayer.html

 

[fordboi415]

Bfgs m/t are rated 9/10 so I would run them, idk anything about the km2s but I have ordered a set so I will let everyone know what's up

 

[Hahnsb2]

I like my BFG MTs.

 

[Chris.S.]

I LOVE my Toyo's....

 

[Hollywood88]

bogger 31x12.50r15

 

[airborn_ranger]

Cooper Discoverer SST, BFG KM2, Hercules Trail Digger

 

[BlackBII]

For the price, you cannot beat these:

http://treadwright.com/Tires-31x10_50R15_M_T-P16.aspx

 

[razrwild]

I've heard a lot of good things about them but they can't seem to keep 33's in stock. If you look over their warranty it doesn't seem they cover the cost of anything. One thing with retreads is belt separation and the first thing that their warranty states is that they don't cover belt separation. Still for $118.08 (with shipping) per tire when tire rack lists $154 for their cheapest 33 I'd buy em

 

[rusty ol ranger]

You sure the old K/M's arnt produced anymore, i know i looked on BF's website about 3 weeks ago and they were still there.

But anyways, my vote goes for the BFG T/A. Anything BFG makes is awesome, and i had a set on my 83 2wd, and i could follow 4x4's in mud.

Oh, and for whoever suggested retreads, i wouldnt run them on a tractor much less a truck. 10,000 miles if your lucky.

And the K/M's are still produced...

http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/overview/mud-terrain-t-a-km/1152.html

later,
DUstin

 

[98ranger4x4]

they may still be in production but they wont be be for much longer if they are, they are being discontinued (i am 99.9% sure anyways, i could be wrong)