MUD TERRAIN TIRES
Mud Terrain tires are designed to be used on soft and loose terrain surface conditions. They are mainly made for light trucks as their construction and aggressive tread design are rough for SUVs. Such tires combine their tread design and internal structure to guarantee a secure off-road terrain performance. Mud terrain tires are not intended for highway use and will not offer good driving comfort.
The internal construction of such tires features a reinforced structure, which maintains the ideal tire shape during its off-road drive. Off-road terrains can easily damage tires that are not designed to handle rough terrains. As a result, Mud Terrain tires are manufactured to handle everything that is thrown at them. The construction maintains the ideal tire shape, while also protecting the casing from damage.
Mud Terrain tires utilize an aggressive tread design which descends to the tire’s sidewall. The tread features high void ratios and large, staggered tread blocks or lugs, which work together to guarantee the tire’s constant forward motion. The tread and the sidewall design prevent the tire from getting stuck in the mud with the sideway-biting edges they provide. This type of tread also allows the tire to maintain a clean footprint. They prevent mud and snow from packing between the tread elements and blocking the surface contact, while also actively resisting stone retention from damaging the tire’s casing. Mud Terrain tires are able to conquer all types of off-road terrains with ease.
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Durability
The self-cleaning ability of the tread and the reinforced construction ensure the tire’s damage resistance during its off-road performance, offering a safer drive.
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Tread Design
The tread design reaches the sidewalls which further increases the tire’s soft and loose terrain traction, maintaining its forward motion on rough terrain surfaces.
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Off-road
Mud Terrain tires utilize their structure and aggressive tread design to enhance off-road terrain performance as these tires are not meant for excessive highway use.