Mud Tire question

Hard to beat those Toyos, on 3rd set, 55,000 miles on each set

I have a set on my son's Taco. They seem to be pretty decent. They wear well and do pretty good in the mud although I wouldn't put them up against the Toyo.

I just put a set of trail grapplers on my truck, so far very pleased, very quiet, only tested in sand but did well.
Swapped out some MT MTZ's, while I liked the tire they were loud, but I got 74k out of them so I cant complain.

Not sure if you're stuck on M/T's but I recently switched from BF Goodrich KM2's to an A/T Terra Grappler G2 (came with a 50,000 mile warranty). Both are 35's on a leveled, 3" lifted silverado and they both look and perform great. The mudtires are obviously more aggressive but my mpg has improved and my truck rides much better with the Grapplers. I work in construction and hunt/fish every weekend so I kick it into 4 ALOT. Both do the job. I will say that if I'm getting anywhere rough I usually try to use the fourwheeler though.

Have been nothing but impressed with my Toyo MTs. On second set and I really like them.

I ran 35" Kumho M/T on a 1500 Z71, the tires were brutal in the mud. Cleaned out like a swamper, it's truly a Mud Tire that is very friendly on the street. I ran 2 sets, got 40k out of both sets.

Mud grapplers are crap if you ever plan on driving in the highway. Loud as a pissed off woman and shake a lot.

I am currently running 37" Kumho A/T on my F-250. I have over 50k on them and they have been the best A/T I have ever ran. They are very similar to the old Remington Wide Brutes.