28 Jan 06, 11:31 am
Stupid web board. I just wrote like a page on this and it did an error and erased my post. Grrrrr!
Ok... what I wrote... cliff notes version. ;D
The A/Ts are ok on the street and dirt roads, rocks, etc. Get in a muddy trail with them and you don't stand a chance. They just pack up.
The M/Ts IMO are the best compromise between a road and trail tire. Shoot I run them on my tow rig even. I have about 10,000 miles on them and they are about 95% tread. Not bad for a 7000lb truck with a Detroit in the rear. The only downside about the M/Ts is they are not good on ice, were A/Ts are alot better. Siping the M/Ts would help I bet.
The MTRs are not a whole lot better than the A/Ts in the mud. I'd run those before an A/T, but not my first choice. Also very expensive. My BFG M/Ts were $225 a tire, the MTRs would have been $295 a tire.
The Truxus M/Ts are a good tire on ice and in the mud, though they are a bit softer so they wear faster on the road. They are not too expensive though.
Best choice IMO are Swampers for trails, though I wouldn't run them on the roads too much.
Ok... what I wrote... cliff notes version. ;D
The A/Ts are ok on the street and dirt roads, rocks, etc. Get in a muddy trail with them and you don't stand a chance. They just pack up.
The M/Ts IMO are the best compromise between a road and trail tire. Shoot I run them on my tow rig even. I have about 10,000 miles on them and they are about 95% tread. Not bad for a 7000lb truck with a Detroit in the rear. The only downside about the M/Ts is they are not good on ice, were A/Ts are alot better. Siping the M/Ts would help I bet.
The MTRs are not a whole lot better than the A/Ts in the mud. I'd run those before an A/T, but not my first choice. Also very expensive. My BFG M/Ts were $225 a tire, the MTRs would have been $295 a tire.
The Truxus M/Ts are a good tire on ice and in the mud, though they are a bit softer so they wear faster on the road. They are not too expensive though.
Best choice IMO are Swampers for trails, though I wouldn't run them on the roads too much.