Buckmaster
Senior Member
I’m in the tire market this Spring...need 4 for the F350 with alignment and 3 for the ‘28...expensive Spring amongst taxes too.
In this situation I would go with the mud terrains for sure. The A/T is great in snow. Better than road tires in mud. Quiet on the road. They aren't "fantastic" in mud though. I'd agree there.In the hater club here too. I am sure they are great road tires and look sharp, but they suck hind titty in real mud. Had them on my CJ and they would fill with mud and turn into bologna skins. Wouldn’t clean no matter how fast the tires spun.
Agree it all depends on what you are looking for. I replaced mine with Buckshot Mudders. Those suckers would DIG, but you could hear me coming from over a mile away. Not necessarily something you want for a daily driver.In this situation I would go with the mud terrains for sure. The A/T is great in snow. Better than road tires in mud. Quiet on the road. They aren't "fantastic" in mud though. I'd agree there.
Wayyyyy expensive. I got a set of Toyos a few years ago 33", I believe they were over $400 per.And they are generally $30-75 more per tire, especially in the E range or as you go above 32/33".