Best Interior Offroad Tire

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I would stay away from anything BFG in the winter mounts up here. I love BFG Baja tires and the Krawlers, but the BFG’s are not designed for the cold. Heather and I talked to two of the BFG tire designers at the last off-road show in Vegas and we asked them what they recommended. We have seen a lot of sidewall failures (Ask Ziggy over at AT). They both said they do not recommend their use up here in the winter and that they can have catastrophic failures, which is not covered by their warrantee. There best advice was to use a Natural rubber (not synthetic) inter tube inside the tire. Just some food for thought.

All of our MTR’s have been great, but you need to understand that there are 3 or 4 different tire compounds and speed ratings. Each of these has totally different properties, so what one says about the MTR might be the same as someone else since it really isn’t the same tire. As Far as in the mud they do fine, but if you are not trying to float on top they need to be filled to there max PSI and then they clean very well. I had over 65,000 miles on my 37” MTR’s when I sold them to Rob. He drove to PA on them and still sold them to some one else.

Pure off-road tire is another story and one that will be for only one or two types of terrain.
Bogglers are the worst tires for deep snow, as they will not float at all. I have not seen any one tire that is best suited for all of our trails up here and feel that, that my be another topic all together.