low tread mud tires

[youngstroker]

looked at tread wright but they don't always have the size and afraid to gamble on the tread design, they have the mtr looking tire, but i had mtr's on my big truck they did ok in the mud, but had trouble cleaning and that was only in lite mud i never off road my f250 hard just out in a field. there other tread design i'm on the fence about if anyone has used them i would love to hear about it, preticularly in the mud, 90% of my off roading is in mud.

 

[mattc113]

i have 265/70/16 guard dogs on my Grand Cherokee, they have been great. had them for two years, used them in snow, mud, gravel, sand...never had any issues. and they have worn evenly. still look pretty new to me.

 

[cdawall]

Thornbirds are tires you buy when you want something that looks good but still drives on the street. The center section of the treads is like a racing slick. In some cases they work fine in the mud, some people like them, but generally they have less traction.

Thornturds are thornturds. I wouldn't use them if you gave them to me.

looked at tread wright but they don't always have the size and afraid to gamble on the tread design, they have the mtr looking tire, but i had mtr's on my big truck they did ok in the mud, but had trouble cleaning and that was only in lite mud i never off road my f250 hard just out in a field. there other tread design i'm on the fence about if anyone has used them i would love to hear about it, preticularly in the mud, 90% of my off roading is in mud.

Google treadwright and read the reviews there are tons of them. They are a good tire and work way better than the shit BFG A/T's in mud.

 

[canyoncritter]

offroad only, maybe grove the heck out of the tires you have now to open up the tread blocks?