Mud-Terrain Car Tire

Mud-Terrain tires are generally identified by four rows or tread lugs compared to five rows on all-terrain tires. MT tire lugs are much larger and deeper, and arranged for the purpose of digging into loose earth and tossing it away. MUD Terrain tires are Off-Road Maximum Traction tire, a category often referred to as mud tires, designed for the drivers of Jeeps, pickup trucks, full-size SUVs and dedicated off-road vehicles who want a tire that incorporates a long heritage of championship-winning technology in a street tire. Designed to overcome any obstacle that may get in the way. Mud-terrain tires are a type of tire designed for off-road use, particularly in muddy or rocky terrain. They have large tread blocks with wide channels that push any rocks or chunks of mud out from under the tires, giving the driver the most traction possible. This mean M/T tires are able to handle steep trails and deep mud better compared to all-terrain and rugged-terrain tires. Additionally, they have a self-cleaning footprint, which is made possible with their high void ratio and wider lug spacing, making them excellent rough terrain tires.