If you have a lifted 4x4 truck, Jeep or SUV with 35" mud tires, you may think you're ready for the worst conditions, but you're not. Four-wheel drive will obviously help you accelerate and ground clearance will help with deeper snow, however your mud tires are holding you back. In order…
…T/A KM2 (KMfor Key feature: Mud traction and 2 identifying it as BFGoodrich's 2nd generation KM tire) is an Off-Road Maximum Traction tire developed for off-roaders driving full-sized, lifted trucks that participate in rock climbing and/or other challenging off-road driving. The Mud-Terrain T/A…
…T/A KM2 (KMfor Key feature: Mud traction and 2 identifying it as BFGoodrich's 2nd generation KM tire) is an Off-Road Maximum Traction tire developed for off-roaders driving full-sized, lifted trucks that participate in rock climbing and/or other challenging off-road driving. The Mud-Terrain T/A…
…tires at speeds I wouldn't feel comfortable with any other tires. While other M/Ts leave tracks, these tires leaves ruts of disturbed dirt at the same speed." -- Tire Rack Consumer Review, 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 QuadCab 4wd "I have these tires on a 2013 Jeep Rubicon with a 2.5" lift.…
…rated second in our Tire Survey Results, is the Firestone Destination M/T. An aggressive tread pattern comprised of deep lugs and aggressive side biters combines with surprisingly good road manners to make a set of Firestone SUV tires (also designed for pickup trucks) that have been extremely…
…wheels towards the purchase of the Truxx Lift and Level Kit. Tire Rack carries truck supsension lift and leveling kits from Traxda and also Super Lift Suspension Systems. If you're looking to put big all-terrain tires or mud tires on your truck, a lift kit can open up a whole new look for you on…
…T/A KM2 (KMfor Key feature: Mud traction and 2 identifying it as BFGoodrich's 2nd generation KM tire) is an Off-Road Maximum Traction tire developed for off-roaders driving full-sized, lifted trucks that participate in rock climbing and/or other challenging off-road driving. The Mud-Terrain T/A…
…big of a tire can I install on my truck?" This question is one I receive on almost a daily basis. While each truck is different and some can occasionally accept taller tires with the factory suspension in place, the easiest way to insure proper fitment of a taller or wider tire is to increase…
…from 15-20 inch. This tire is perfect for full-size trucks going for an aggressive look. Finally the M/T+ is the super-aggressive, max traction or mud-terrain tire. It's offered in many flotation sizes perfect for lifted trucks. No matter what your needs, Yokohama has your truck or SUV covered with…
…T/A KM2 (KMfor Key feature: Mud traction and 2 identifying it as BFGoodrich's 2nd generation KM tire) is an Off-Road Maximum Traction tire developed for off-roaders driving full-sized, lifted trucks that participate in rock climbing and/or other challenging off-road driving. The Mud-Terrain T/A…
…F-150 trucks, Ford Expeditions, Chevy Silverado trucks and the Dodge Ram. Also, we offer some of their wider, low offset off-road fitments. Black Rock 937 Type 8P Steel Black Rock 942 Type D Steel 17x8 For more steel wheel options for your vehicle, take a look at "Steel Wheels Available at Tire…
When searching for an aggressive looking tire for their truck, Jeep or SUV, many customers also want good ride quality and low noise from their set. Off-Road Maximum Traction tires, which are often referred to as "mud-terrain" or "mudders", have very aggressive tread designs and…
…of sizes and offsets so whether your truck is lifted or not there is likely an application that will work for you. These wheels will look great with any of our Highway All-Season, On-/Off-Road All-terrain, or aggressive Off-Road Maximum Traction mud tires. XD Series wheels were developed in off-road…
…to tread noise I also look for a tire that has its tread blocks closely tied together in a tight traditional pattern. For an example of such a tread pattern, take a look at the Michelin Primacy MXV4 (pictured above). Have you ever heard a lifted truck with mud tires humming down the road? The reason…
…raise the front end of your truck or SUV anywhere from 1.5-3" depending, which will give you more room to run larger wheels and tires. The rear of the truck will also come up 1-2", leveling the truck and compensating for heavier loads in the front. See all suspension parts at Tire Rack.
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