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Mud-Terrain Tires
What are they?
Mud terrain truck tires are a specialized type of tire designed for use on light trucks, Jeeps, SUVs, and other off-road vehicles that are driven in extreme off-road conditions, such as deep mud, rocky terrain, and other challenging environments. These tires are designed to provide maximum traction and performance in these conditions, making them a popular choice for off-road enthusiasts (or if you’re just a fan of the look).
Mud terrain truck tires are designed with a number of features that enable them to provide maximum traction and performance in off-road conditions. They typically have large and aggressive tread blocks with wide gaps between them, allowing the tire to dig into soft surfaces like mud and sand. They have a deeper tread depth than other types of tires that provides better traction on these loose surfaces. MT tires have reinforced sidewalls that provide additional strength and durability so they can withstand the additional stress of off-road driving. They are constructed with a softer rubber compound that provides improved traction, but also wears out more quickly than their AT and HT counterparts.
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Rugged-Terrain Tires
What are they?
Rugged-Terrain (R/T) tires are a category of truck tires that find themselves in the middle of an M/T and A/T tire. Some manufacturers refer to them as a Hybrid Terrain. They have a less aggressive tread design than a mud-terrain but usually a bit more aggressive than an all-terrain. This makes them an excellent choice for drivers that want a tire that can handle off road adventures without sacrificing too much on-road comfort. RT tires generally have a blockier tread pattern and a flatter tread block that creates more contact with the ground.
RT truck tires have reinforced sidewalls that provide additional strength and durability. This allows them to hold up to the additional stress of off-road driving. RT tires are available in a more limited size range because they are generally 10 ply tires. You will generally see these tires on lifted or leveled trucks and jeeps.
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All-Terrain Tires
What are they?
All Terrain truck tires are designed with a number of features to provide traction and handling on a variety of surfaces. They have a more aggressive tread pattern than standard tires, with larger and deeper tread and grooves. This provides better traction on loose surfaces like dirt, gravel, sand and snow. While being more aggressive, they provide good performance on paved roads, with tread designs that minimize noise and improve handling on wet and dry surfaces. In short, the purpose of these tires is in their name: All Terrains.
AT truck tires generally have reinforced sidewalls that provide additional strength and durability. This allows them to hold up better to the additional stress of off-road driving. They are often available in a range of sizes and load capacities, making them a good choice for a variety of light truck and SUV applications.
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Highway-Terrain Tires
What are they?
Highway Terrain truck tires are designed with a number of features that provide good performance on paved roads. They typically have a less aggressive tread pattern than all-terrain, with smaller tread blocks and shallower grooves that provide a quieter, smoother ride. These features also proved less rolling resistance which will lead to improved fuel economy.
HT truck tires are available in a range of sizes and load capacities to suit a variety of light truck and SUV applications. They often have reinforced sidewalls and are made with a harder rubber compound. This provides additional strength and durability, allowing them to withstand the additional weight and stress of these vehicles. These features also lead to a higher mileage expectancy than their AT counterparts.
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