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Best mud tires?

poweraidon

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I'm currently running 35in mud grapplers and I love it besides the tread wear. In my opinion they're the best mud tires I've ever had. They look aggressive and performs great off road.

I'm curious what do you guys think is the best mud tire out on the market? Or best ones you've had?


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Bananatank

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Hammond,la
I'm currently running 35in mud grapplers and I love it besides the tread wear. In my opinion they're the best mud tires I've ever had. They look aggressive and performs great off road.

I'm curious what do you guys think is the best mud tire out on the market? Or best ones you've had?


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The buckshot mudders have insane tread and offroad capability! Not the best on road however[emoji23][emoji23]


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Best4x4

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Vidor, TX
Best mud tire I've used on/off road has to be the BFG M/T or KM2. I also had pretty good luck with some Pro Comp M/T's. Goodyear MT/R Gen II are also good. Now these are M/T's that you can use on/off road. If strickly driven off road some swampers are pretty hard to beat strickly off road in the mud.
 

digglesworth

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illinois
When I was deciding on tires a little while ago, it was between the duratracs and km2s... Went with the duratracs for the on road performance. They haven't skipped a beat off road either.
 

jakesz28

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Cabool MO
Best mud tires would be superswamper bloggers or the TSL. The three stade lugs are a proven tire that have been around for ever.

But I don't think you want either for the H3. I liked the superswamper trxus for a radial. Excellent traction on snow and ice, while cleaning out well in the mud. I would never call them the best mud tire but running nitto trail grapplers on my h3.
 

Gunner_45

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Texas
For a dedicated trail truck, Boggers hands down.

IROCS would be second choice.

For dual purpose, Good Year MTR's with Kevlar is a great choice.

Opinions are based on my past ownership experiences and use in the black clay mud in my area.
 

USMC_TOP

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Muir Michigan
I wonder if our rigs would have enough power to get good spin on a set of 35' boggers? Prob have to use low range for sure. If you run those you will def want a set of road tires for daily driving.
 

Bigunit

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Arizona
Mickey Thompson MTZs ate a really good mud and rick tire and they are a radial tire w/great sidewall protection.
 
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