Mud Terrains vs All terrains

Im trying to decide between Mud and AT. I would like to get Mud if I could get some 33' for under a 1000. I know mud wear fast and cause less gas mileage but i just love the way they look and sound. But whats an aggressive AT because i might consider that over mud. Im new to this forum any help is appreciated

 

You're best bet would probably be Duratracs.

 

Are those mud terrains or All terrains? and do you know how much they would run per tire?

 

It all depends on what application u want to use them for....i say +1 for sandman. Duratracs are the most aggressive all terrian u can get. And almost get the best of both worlds.

I am a fan of the general grabbers at2's cuz right now they suit the needs that i want

 

My toyota is only 2wd...but that doesnt mean i wont take it off road a couple times a month. But i would only really dealing with mud and maybe a little sand. And im really only using this truck to get to school and back so most of the miles will be put on this truck on the road.

 

I agree, Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs are aggressive looking AT tires. And they're good tires too. I plan on getting a set when I need new tires.

 

do you guys know how much they would run for like a 33x10.5x16? i just want a general idea of what i might have to be paying. Im only a junior in high school but but i still have like 1300 to spend on tires and rims.

 

Just use your Google-Foo. You're young and spirited and know what shops are in your area. Checkout Tire-Rack, Discount Tire, etc...

 

Alright thanks for help everyone!

 

save yourself some trouble and get BFG AT's they are quiet and handle nice on road and they handle pretty good in my opinion off road. i mean hell i went mudding last night with 3 tires at less than 50% and 1 comepletely bald one (open diff and burnouts dont mix and yea its dumb to go mudding with that much tread left but fuck it)

 

I have a used set of BFG All terrains for sale! hola!! lol

 

how much tread is left on them and what size are they?

 

I dont think shipping would be worth it for me lol

 

haha i know i wasn't going to buy them i was just wondering but do you know if you have to do alot of trimmimg to fit 33x12.50?

 

12.5 inch wide tires, yes you will have to do alot of trimming.

 

65%. and too small...lol... 245/75/16

I know, just messin with ya. They are great tires tho for an AT. I love the look of the tread pattern

 

Would I still have to do alot of trimming with 10.50??

 

it wouldn't be too bad with the 10.50s i run 255/85s which are roughly equivalent with 2.5" of lift and only had to to beat the pinch weld in with a hammer on the front. it rubs at full lock on the frame so I just stop turning a little bit short of full lock. on the rear i didnt do anything and i tore the bottom front edge of my fender flare off with the tires but after hitting the rocks once or twice that problem solved its self

 

No way you can get a 33' tire for under 1k let alone 4 of them

 

I run 285/75/16 with 3" Toytec coil overs in front and All-Poo Expos in the rear. Just trimmed the pinch weld and I have zero rubbing whatsoever for daily driving: