mud tires
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mud tires
i am looking to put a set of some sort of extreme mud tire on my 77 and was wondering what your opinion is for what i should get cheaper the better!!!!!!!!!!!!
i will be using them mostly in the mud and old corn fields
i will be using them mostly in the mud and old corn fields
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Okay, I have experience with a few sets of whicked treads.
Depends on how big you must go, but even for smaller type these kick mud it the a$$:
Wrangler DuraTrac | Goodyear Tires#
These will get the job done for cross weather, swamp type mud play and great snow blowers:
Desert Rat :: Ground Hawg Closeouts !
And finally the best I've ever played in:
IROK | Interco Tire
Good luck, and lets see a picture or 2 when you get knew boots on your truck.
Boomer
Depends on how big you must go, but even for smaller type these kick mud it the a$$:
Wrangler DuraTrac | Goodyear Tires#
These will get the job done for cross weather, swamp type mud play and great snow blowers:
Desert Rat :: Ground Hawg Closeouts !
And finally the best I've ever played in:
IROK | Interco Tire
Good luck, and lets see a picture or 2 when you get knew boots on your truck.
Boomer
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If you are going to spend the majority of the time offroad then I would get the Interco LTB hands down. I usually see them priced cheaper than some of the others and they are the most aggressive tire besides the Boggers. They wear fast if you're on the road, but it doesn't sound like you'll be doing much of that.
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