mud tires?

[beastlydumass]

well ive been looking for 31/10.50 mud tires but there also guna be used on street so more like 50/50 use. i cant figure out wat wud be the best tire for 150 and under. if u can post up links or just good info on wat u think will be of much help!

 

[XJFrankenstein]

A good place to check tire prices, availability and performance ratings is tirerack.com

I used to live in Jax (southside) and lots of guys down there used to run Interco tires (super swampers) - they're great offroad but a little noisy on the road.

I am partial to BFG Mud Terrains for a all purpose off road/on road tire, but they're a little bit over your price range.

My brother has had good results with Dunlop Radial Mud Rovers ($156 each before shipping at tire rack).

 

[bails85]

falken makes a really nice hybrid tire. they are rated for 50000 miles. i run the a/t on my truck and i like them better then the bfg at i was running

 

[foress_89]

get some A/T, they're no beast but, is it really gonna be 50/50 or 10/90?

 

[Mnkyboy]

I have 31x10.50 Maxxis Bighorns on the XJ,they were fairly inexpensive and do well on and off road.

 

[Hoooper]

http://www.treadwright.com/p-11-31-10-50r15-crawler-m-t.aspx

 

[Cherokee Dad]

I like the BFG All Terrain for 50/50 use, hold up well on the road and above average on rocks and in mud.

 

[dysfunctionaljd]

a good hybrid tire in your price range is the Goodyear Wrangler Authority. They are only available at walmart and are 146 a tire. People hear walmart and get scared, but so far they have worked well for me in rocks, sand, and mud, and are great on the road.

They seemed to have the most trouble in a deep sand and pebble mixture, but i hadn't done any of the normal tricks like lowering the pressure and they still worked, just seemed to dig in a bit.

 

[cherokeefan_1]

I have the goodyear authority's and they suck on and off road compared to the maxxis bighorns I had before these.