Best luggy 285/75/16 tires

[twomanymontes]

Which this gentleman is asking about for the most part.

Hey Hey, please use that term loosely, LOL!

 

[Blazed]

Hey Hey, please use that term loosely, LOL!

LOL Sorry kid!

 

[96-1500]

Which this gentleman is asking about for the most part.

Not really sure where mud was specifically mentioned in the thread, come to think of it.

EDIT: I'm referring to what the OP posted

 

[Blazed]

Not really sure where mud was specifically mentioned in the thread, come to think of it.

EDIT: I'm referring to what the OP posted

Why else would he ask about "luggy" tires? LOL

 

[96-1500]

Why else would he ask about "luggy" tires? LOL

I guess I just didn't make that assumption. Usually I buy tires with more than one thought in mind, which is why I recommend the ones I've got.

 

[LoudnLifted88]

I agree, they are decent in snow and ice. But horrible in mud. Which this gentleman is asking about for the most part.

i loved my keelys in the mud they were awesome

 

[Justjoshiny]

I have the intention of using them in mud, snow, ice, pretty much anything you can think of. Im also trying for a good looking tire from the side, like tread that wraps down the sidewall of the tire a little bit. I basically want them to look good, and still be good in the snow and ice and everything. You guys also get off track of the thread.. A lot.. Lol thanks for all the advice, im still looking around

 

[West Mi Mudder]

I have the intention of using them in mud, snow, ice, pretty much anything you can think of. Im also trying for a good looking tire from the side, like tread that wraps down the sidewall of the tire a little bit. I basically want them to look good, and still be good in the snow and ice and everything. You guys also get off track of the thread.. A lot.. Lol thanks for all the advice, im still looking around

You are really looking for the best of all worlds, which realistically, won't happen. I loved my 285/75R16 Treadwright guard dogs. They have a luggy tread, but not that aggressive of a sidewall. They did good in mud, sand, and deep snow, but not always the best on ice. They are also $100 or so cheaper per tire than any of the name brands.

 

[96-1500]

You are really looking for the best of all worlds, which realistically, won't happen.

Very true. There's always going to have to be some kind of a compromise, unfortunately. The Goodyear Wrangler Territory I was running on my old truck were pretty good all 'round, except on ice. I got them studded and they were just about perfect, but could only run them in the winter due to the laws regarding studded tires.

 

[Justjoshiny]

http://iowacity.craigslist.org/pts/3592930080.html

Are these tires any good? Any Ideas? Theyre 699 new on ebay but this comes with rims..