Any up-to-date lists of offroad tires by loudness?

Hello all, I've seen old threads about mud tires but some of the models me tioned are no longer mainstream and highly priced if not just scarce.

I have a new truck and i just don't want it to roll quietly. So I would like a set of tires that roar when rolling down the interstate.

Any advice and criticism is welcome, but I am already determined on getting tires that are not silent.

 

i'm in the same boat!!! i want loud, but i dont want Mud Grappler loud because those make a different type of howl, like an airplane and i dont like it. ive done some research, and so far Gladiator Xcomp and RBP MT's are on the list! also trail grapps and yokohama mt

 

Buying tires by the sound they make definitely a poor idea. But hey to each there own.

 

Posting Friday threads outside of 3rd Gen Sub is a bad idea as well..

 

You want rolling noise.

Look for the most aggressive tire tread lug pattern.

Doubt if you'll find any tire listing based on Noise. Tire noise is highly dependent on speed and road surface.

By chance, do you ride a Harley??

 

Tires on the wifes are BFG MT and now after 30k miles I can hear it coming down the road 3/4 a mile down the road. They're 255/85/16's I believe. I don't like it but don't seem to bother her any.

 

Get you some Super Swamper Thornbirds, you'll be heard from a mile away.

 

Farm Pro's. Can I fit this without rubbing?

 

These aren't too bad and could fit the bill. I'm sure they'll get more loud as they wear.

 

Boggers, Super Swamper Boggers, like driving over railroad ties when I had mine.

 

May need a lift and some rims. Spare tire would store in the bed. Should work, similar to Ford's Big Foot truck.

 

This post is shaping up!
Also has OP thought of this;

 

tsl boggers,

send it

 

Why did this tire design never gain popularity?

 

Rawr xd

 

I had Goodyear Duratracs 265/65R17 and they were super loud when I moved to Falken wildpeak ATW3.The goodyears were substantially louder my friend noticed first time I rolled up in my Falkens, he used to say he could hear me coming half way down the block