I’ll check later. The invoice is in my glove box but don’t remember the mileage. They still have some life in them but may go ahead and replace them while they have enough life left to sell them on the facebooks

Toto R/Ts. Not quite a mud tire but better than an all terrain and you should get 40k miles out of them

BFG all terrain T/A KO2 have always been good I thought.

I’m thinking about putting a set on my KRX 1000 sxs if they make a 32-10-15 when the factory carnivore tires are shot.

I've seen several with 50k plus still going strong

For what it’s worth.

How much are the Trail Grapplers in that size? They are affordable in 17 and 18 inch. I don’t want a truck with 20’s for this very reason. Putting tires on the Tacoma 16’s doesn’t require a payment plan

That don’t last worth a shucks. I learned that lesson on two vehicle. When you hit 25-30,000 they start wearing out quick.

my buddy sold his truck and they had close to 70k on them and ok tread. Mine look pretty good still but I've only got 20k. With 278k on the truck I think they'll be the last tire it gets to experience which is probably why I didn't pay the price to replace the bfg tko's that I always ran.

$650 for 10 ply is hard to beat.

Ridge Grapplers are a good mix of all terrain and mud tire. They are good on the road and good in the mud. Our club has thick red mud and I’ve never had problem with them. If you want a true mud tire, trail grapplers or Togo MTs are hard to beat. The Togo’s will last the longest.

The only issue I’ve had with the ridge grapplers is they get loud just like a mud tire when they start to wear.

Do yourself a favor and dump the 20 inch wheels and you will save money on tires and pay for the rims in two sets of tires.

The wild peak MTs are suppose to be good tires.

I’d like to go back to buckshot Q’s during winter and slicks during summer. Guess I’ll just leave the nittos on year round. They been good to me.

We ran those buckshot Mudders on our old farm trucks. A smooth ride were not their strong suit. But they did sling some mud.

Especially on a cold morning.

I’ve had good luck with Goodyear Duratracs as a cross between mud and an AT.

CO OP grip spurs.



Showing my age now. lol

Check out Deerstone D502 if it's mostly just for mud.

Save your money. But the dude pulling you out will probably have Toyo RT’s.

Toyo mt’s

Got 40k on a f150 with easily another 15-20k left

This. Got a pair of Hercules on my truck, and had a pair on the wife’s last vehicle. I’ve used the road hazard warranty a couple times and got new tires each time. Been good riding and wearing tires. It’ll be what I buy next time I need some at a good prices.

Co- op spurs end of discussion