Mud Tires

**MSHarnett** · 11-27-2004, 11:20 AM

These are a few popular brands of Mud Tires. Most of the info was taken from Tirerack, so if anyone can prove them wrong, prove it to me and I'll make the change. Thanks

**MSHarnett** · 11-27-2004, 12:08 PM

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**MSHarnett** · 11-27-2004, 06:43 PM

Well I know these aren't exactly Mud Tires, but what the heck.

**MSHarnett** · 11-28-2004, 04:55 PM

Check out these new Pit Bull tires. Not exactly a Mud tire, but they are mean as hell on the rocks.

Dave Taylor · 11-29-2004, 10:36 AM

I've been running the Kumhos (33x12.5) for about 10 months now and really love em. Great trail performance, fine street ride, and a great 'mud-tire' rumble on the road.

I paid $101 apeice for them from tire-rack. Great deal and bang for the buck.
Saved 50% off of the BFG MT, which is almost identical in tread-pattern.

Jeepxj96 · 12-02-2004, 03:24 PM

I have run 32X11.5R15 BFG Mud Terrains on my XJ and now on my TJ and couldnt be happier with them. The only catagory they arnt the BEST in is wet roads. They are great in wear, dry traction, MUD

, deep snow, sand.

HTH some poeple looking into buying them.

Bob

Timmy.o.tool · 12-03-2004, 09:30 PM

I decided to go with Coopers new Discoverer STT clickey for more info

I was looking to get 30x9.5x15 for my cherokee but the bfg MT's were $135 where as these in a 31x10.5x15 were $130 So far I love them though I only have about 50 or so miles on them. The are about as quite as my BGF ATs that I have on my wrangler ( I can't believe how quite they are with the huge lugs) and have an awesome look to them... Oh and even cooler... according to the salesman I am the first to buy the tires in the area...
cost=4x130x1.06=$555.20 after tax
here is a pic on the jeep:

More pictures

OK.. I have had them in every condition:

dry pavement : good
wet pavement : good
mud/muck/swamp : good-excellent (so long as it is not deeper than the the tire is tall then for some reason the whole jeep didn't wanna move)
ice : supprisingly good
snow : good again
highway 10hr trip : pleasant ... my roof rack made more noise

Overall I am very happy with them.

Knight1989 · 12-04-2004, 02:44 AM

Anybody running those ProComp XT's? I just bought a set and curious if I'm the only one out there with them, seems to be an uncommon choice.

**MSHarnett** · 12-04-2004, 09:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Knight1989

Anybody running those ProComp XT's? I just bought a set and curious if I'm the only one out there with them, seems to be an uncommon choice.

I think Wipedawg has em on his XJ

Timmy, I added the Coopers to the list, thanks

franco802 · 12-05-2004, 12:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Knight1989

Anybody running those ProComp XT's? I just bought a set and curious if I'm the only one out there with them, seems to be an uncommon choice.

Yep! I am too. Just copy and paste the link in my Signature.

Knight1989 · 12-05-2004, 05:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by franco802

Yep! I am too. Just copy and paste the link in my Signature.

Nice looking Jeep. How do you like those XT's? I just bought mine and havent wheeled with them yet, hell they're still on the floor in my garage.

franco802 · 12-06-2004, 12:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Knight1989

Nice looking Jeep. How do you like those XT's? I just bought mine and havent wheeled with them yet, hell they're still on the floor in my garage.

The tires are awsome!!!! They do great in mud, rock and sand. Still wanted to test them out in the snow but was thinking of selling them. I got them on the for sale forum right now. I was going to try the Interco TSL's next.

AudioGuru · 12-16-2004, 08:42 AM

Both the BFG MT and the Cooper Discoverer have a benefit I'm looking for, but I'm wondering if any other brands have it, too. There is a small raised ridge in the void between the lugs. This ridge helps break suction and causes the tires to clear better. Has anyone noticed this ridge on any other brands of Mud Terrain?

CanukYJ · 12-22-2004, 11:37 PM

I'm running Dayton Timberline MT's:

They're tough and have yet to fail me in the mud. The only thing they lack in is ice\snow performance, but hey all MT's suck in the snow, I'd sipe them but I don't want the lugs coming apart.

Timmy.o.tool · 12-23-2004, 09:39 AM

above post has been updated...

11-29-2004, 10:36 AM	#5
Dave Taylor Registered User Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 187 Profile Gallery Classifieds iTrader Rating	I've been running the Kumhos (33x12.5) for about 10 months now and really love em. Great trail performance, fine street ride, and a great 'mud-tire' rumble on the road. I paid $101 apeice for them from tire-rack. Great deal and bang for the buck. Saved 50% off of the BFG MT, which is almost identical in tread-pattern. __________________ [URL=http://www.davidwtaylor.org/jeeps/jeepsig.html][b]Click Here for: My Jeeps and their Specs[/b][/URL] [b]Nashville, TN (Franklin)[/b] Lon. 86'54.285' W Lat. 35'58.310' N Alt. 610'

12-02-2004, 03:24 PM	#6
Jeepxj96 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Holliston MA Posts: 552 Profile Gallery Classifieds iTrader Rating	I have run 32X11.5R15 BFG Mud Terrains on my XJ and now on my TJ and couldnt be happier with them. The only catagory they arnt the BEST in is wet roads. They are great in wear, dry traction, MUD , deep snow, sand. HTH some poeple looking into buying them. Bob __________________ 1996 Land Rover Discovery with a bunch of stuff on super swampers

12-03-2004, 09:30 PM	#7
Timmy.o.tool Registered User Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Myrtle Beach SC Posts: 214 Profile Gallery Classifieds iTrader Rating	COOPER STT's I decided to go with Coopers new Discoverer STT clickey for more info I was looking to get 30x9.5x15 for my cherokee but the bfg MT's were $135 where as these in a 31x10.5x15 were $130 So far I love them though I only have about 50 or so miles on them. The are about as quite as my BGF ATs that I have on my wrangler ( I can't believe how quite they are with the huge lugs) and have an awesome look to them... Oh and even cooler... according to the salesman I am the first to buy the tires in the area... cost=4x130x1.06=$555.20 after tax here is a pic on the jeep: More pictures OK.. I have had them in every condition: dry pavement : good wet pavement : good mud/muck/swamp : good-excellent (so long as it is not deeper than the the tire is tall then for some reason the whole jeep didn't wanna move) ice : supprisingly good snow : good again highway 10hr trip : pleasant ... my roof rack made more noise Overall I am very happy with them. Last edited by Timmy.o.tool : 02-10-2005 at 11:42 PM.Reason: more tire pics

12-04-2004, 02:44 AM	#8
Knight1989 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Eglin AFB Posts: 116 Profile Gallery Classifieds iTrader Rating	Anybody running those ProComp XT's? I just bought a set and curious if I'm the only one out there with them, seems to be an uncommon choice. __________________ 1994 YJ Black 4cyl 4" RE Lift 35" Pro Comp XT's "Its not my job to give my life for my country, but to make the other SOB give his life for his country."

12-16-2004, 08:42 AM	#13
AudioGuru Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: \|\| <--This close to being banned. Posts: 784 Profile Gallery Classifieds iTrader Rating	Both the BFG MT and the Cooper Discoverer have a benefit I'm looking for, but I'm wondering if any other brands have it, too. There is a small raised ridge in the void between the lugs. This ridge helps break suction and causes the tires to clear better. Has anyone noticed this ridge on any other brands of Mud Terrain? __________________ [URL=http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?selected=826692][B]Electric Hardtop Hoist[/B][/URL] [URL=http://www.clifford.com/matrix/responder/default.asp][B]Clifford Matrix[/B][/URL] [COLOR=White]Don't lie. God said so.[/COLOR]

12-22-2004, 11:37 PM	#14
CanukYJ Registered User Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 2,334 Profile Gallery Classifieds iTrader Rating	I'm running Dayton Timberline MT's: They're tough and have yet to fail me in the mud. The only thing they lack in is ice\snow performance, but hey all MT's suck in the snow, I'd sipe them but I don't want the lugs coming apart. __________________ My jeep has only ever killed 3 things, a cat, a deer, and my wallet. What's the problem officer? 1992 Red YJ. Lifted, locked, and loaded with beer (Disclaimer: This doesn't mean said driver endorses drinking and driving, please enjoy alcohol responsibly and do not operate any vehicle of any kind, thank you....) Thanks to the price of gas here ($4.25 a gal) I just bought a mountain bike, 0" of lift, 0" of travel, MT's, locked rear axle, oh yeah, it's the sh#$.

12-23-2004, 09:39 AM	#15
Timmy.o.tool Registered User Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Myrtle Beach SC Posts: 214 Profile Gallery Classifieds iTrader Rating	above post has been updated... __________________ You don't have to live in Grand Strand to come and hang out.... :) Grand Strand Jeepers

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