Best Milage Mud Tire
I have Mickey Thompson MTZ I haven't had them that long though but I love them so far but like any mud tire you must rotate regular. They said they are a 35000 mile tire since they still are a radial, sorry not much help for you.
Ive been very satisfied with my cooper STTs. I have a 3/4 ton chevy gasser as well with a set of 285 STTs on it. Ive got about 21K and there is a decent amount of tread left. Id say theyre about 30% tread left. I only have a few thousand miles on the STTs that are on my dodge so there are no visible signs of wear yet.
Ive been very satisfied with my cooper STTs. I have a 3/4 ton chevy gasser as well with a set of 285 STTs on it. Ive got about 21K and there is a decent amount of tread left. Id say theyre about 30% tread left. I only have a few thousand miles on the STTs that are on my dodge so there are no visible signs of wear yet.
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I had a tad over 56,000 miles on my BFG Mud T/A's when I traded the truck and they would have went over 60,000 easy before I replaced due to the winter coming if it was summer driving would have probably pushed to 69,000 miles before I was at the wear bars. Overall I was happy with them and missed them the other night as I went for the All Terrains this time around.
I have a set of Pro Comps with about 20K on them and they will maybe go another 10K before baldness sets in. They are a great tire but really soft, also a 2 ply sidewall. A lot of folks get great numbers out of BFG Muds.
I've got some Maxxis Buckshot 315's and they will be toast at 20-25K. I have 16K on them and probably only 5/32 left till the wear bars. I do have stock steel rims that are a little skinny and cause the center to buldge as if over inflated when at 35 - 40 psi. But I can buy two sets for the price of one set of BFG's. I'm into my tires less than $650. These tires are very sticky soft and do great in the dirt and rocks. Tear easily though.



