Mud terrain tires
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Originally Posted by schissler
yeah.
just saying dont expect to "dig yourself through anything" with a MT like this. theyre really good; to a point and then ya gotta beat the **** outta the truck lol
just saying dont expect to "dig yourself through anything" with a MT like this. theyre really good; to a point and then ya gotta beat the **** outta the truck lol
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Originally Posted by General Lee
hmm.. never heard of it I guess I stand corrected, but anyways you won't be disappointing in the buckshots, I'm sure not
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Originally Posted by General Lee
I'm running some 285/70/17 but I really want to get some 305/70/17s just for that extra width and that little bit of extra height
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2015 F-150 3.5 ecoboost
I am runnin buckshot also. I like and will buy them again. Great tread wear and great traction. I got a 2 wd and been in some deep mud and out of it easily. I have 265/75/16. I want bigger but I only have 2 wd and no Lift kit yet.
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team ramrod
ive had maxxis bighorns, im actually plan on getting another set ASAP, Maxxis list them as a A/T but they're more of a MT IMO. I had them on two 2wd trucks and i couldnt stick'em with those tires, they grab on everything, asphalt, mud, sand, clay, i didn't every find something they would grab hold and pull through, and they have excellent life span. the last truck i had them on had wicked alignment issues and they barely showed any signs of wear, had them a little over a year. and that was back when i had an hour commute to work, all highway.
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