Well finally I have made up my mind, Im gonna get some 235/75/15 buckshot mudders for the jeep but I gots a few questions for those who have them or have used them before.

What are they like on the highway? Noise, Steering Response, Braking......ect.
How good are they in mud?

They are good in the mudd. Buckshots are also siped and threaded for studs. The sidewall is stiff so you don't want to try and pass a Porche. They are tough to beat for the money. They make a hum on the road. :drinkbud

Well finally I have made up my mind, Im gonna get some 235/75/15 buckshot mudders for the jeep ... :shocked


What are they like on the highway? Noise, Steering Response, Braking......ect.
How good are they in mud?

Really, I had a set from the Co-op, on the 73. really did great in the mud, howl like a banshee, and wore like iron. Had manual steering so It steered like the titanic.

they wear very well, they do alright in the mud as far as A/Ts go. not as good as a swamper in the mud though. If you look around you can find the same tire under another name for less money. They run high air psi. so they do handle well. :thumbup

Well, unfortunatly I ran into some financial problems and ended up getting the cheapest All Terrain tire my dad sells, 235/75/15 Michelin Liberators, which isnt really a problem to me because I have had experience with them off-road. They are pretty damn good in mud for a A/T,they have fairly wide center tread and siped for wet roads and icy situations (they work great on ice). priced at $60 minus %10 with my dads discount card :thumbup compared to the $90 BuckShots + the price for shipping + tax.

wait, so buckshots are considered A/Ts? Im looking at them right now and they look just like a super swamper LTB?

:stupid
i thought they were mudders? :shrug
and hence the name of the thread "Buckshot Mudders"

Yeah they really look like a mud tire. I havent seen them in person but compared to all of the other pictures they look like an agressive mud tire.