Outlaws, Mudzillas, and vampire Edls are the truest aggressive mud tires. Then there is a group of semi-aggressive mud tires that offer slightly better trail performance, like 589's, radial laws,mudbugs, etc, and then finally the mud/trail type such asmudrunners, mudlites, bearclaws.. Depending on how much mud you want to ride in or how aggressive you want to get, you can decide on your tire. First decide how you'll be riding, then pick the tire that suits your style!!

 

yea the gators and mudbugs have the lug depth but the rubber compound is yet too sfot and their isnt enough sidewall lugs ever looka at them ?? maybe you should and mudbugs 1.2
gators 1 1/4

 

crazzybeartracker, I think you are the person who needs to take a second look at Mudbugs and Gators. My Mudbugs have lugs that go halfway down the side of my tires which is more than both the mudzilla's and super swampers. Mudzilla's and super swampers both have deeper tread depth than Mudbugs and Gators, but that doesn't make them any less of a mud tire. All of these tires are also 6ply and have no noticeable difference in the softness of each tire. Go to 4atvtires.com and click on mud tires. See what comes up and maybe do a little reading before you open your yap.

 

Just a note. Mud machine's Tri-claw. Bi-claw is another outstanding mud tire. I have a set of 27's on my new Kodiak 450 4x4 and I can stay up with Anyone. Have really impressed several riders in the river bottoms.


03' Kodiak 450 4x4
27" Tri-claw, Bi-claws
Highlifter lift
Ramsey 2500 remote winch ( Never had to use it)


Pics upon request at csparks@txucom.net

 

Hey Swampdonkeykiller which tires won that shootout? Would like to know if you remember, maybe the top 3 would be cool.....Thanks

 

I think the Bi/Tri claws combo won with the Vampires close behind.

 

Thanks...

 

Bi/Tri claws combo all the way