[ando_zook94]

looking for some 30 - 31inch mud tyres. just need something with abit more tread then i hav.. (duelers a/t) once the mud gets on. the car goes nowhere. unless the lads start pushing:D haha

[whincup]

if you need something that can handle the mud and still be the daily drive, perhaps an aggressive all terrain, such as the BFG A/T, which is what i run, and ive only ever been stuck on the diffs... if onroad performance isnt an issue, cheap muddies such as maxxis bighorns often get good reviews... and if you can afford some extra coin im told that the new BFG KM2's are great offroad, yet still quite stable onroad.

just a few things to think about...

[ando_zook94]

cheers mate. i'll look into it

[Fatzook]

ando_zook94 wrote:

cheers mate. i'll look into it

If you are looking at new tyres, call Ryano at Fourbys.

[lookbothways]

I am still happy with the Maxxis Buckshot I bought a few months ago, not noisy but do notice when driving on the road they do flick the rocks about a lot more than the old standard tyres I had before.

On the block of ground I have they are excellent, not that we have had much rain of late to realy test them out

A lot cheaper than some of the bigger name tyres

my old mud tyre topic