All Terrains and Mud
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spaulman
NAXJA Member #769
- Location
- Lebanon, OH
Not very well.
bgcntry72
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Queen Creek, Alcatraz
Not good at all.
They don't clean well, and will load up easily.
Also, if ATs worked in mud, there would be no need for an MT tire line, would there?
HTH.
They don't clean well, and will load up easily.
Also, if ATs worked in mud, there would be no need for an MT tire line, would there?
HTH.
gearwhine
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Denver, CO
In "seriously" deep mud, a so called mud-terrain won't do any better...or anything for matter.
Yes, the voids are larger than all-terrains, but still not large enough for the a lot of mud. So don't think a mud-terrain will be the end all mud tire. I find myself (AT's) getting stuck just as much as MT's in the eastern style trails (rock with mud inbetween), because the MT's still aren't aggressive enough to self clean.
I'd like to say I'm being biased because I have AT's, but it's what I've experienced in the 3-4 years of wheeling with AT's. So if you are doing "seriously deep mud" skip anything that has the word "terrain" in it's name.
_nicko_
Yes, the voids are larger than all-terrains, but still not large enough for the a lot of mud. So don't think a mud-terrain will be the end all mud tire. I find myself (AT's) getting stuck just as much as MT's in the eastern style trails (rock with mud inbetween), because the MT's still aren't aggressive enough to self clean.
I'd like to say I'm being biased because I have AT's, but it's what I've experienced in the 3-4 years of wheeling with AT's. So if you are doing "seriously deep mud" skip anything that has the word "terrain" in it's name.
_nicko_
