narrow vs wide tires

[TJVigilante]

All you have to do is look at the big trucks they use up north to drive over the snow and tundra...huge balloon tires that float over the stuff. Also tracks, but they add something else to the equation: tracks stay still when they're on the ground and you just drive over them. Still, the concept is the same: stay on top of the soft stuff and get the traction to move your rig. Digging in to a mud bog at the local mud drags is alright, you know it ends somewhere. Digging in to the muskeg on half the trails out here isn't such a good idea, it could be 6 feet before you hit solid.