Understanding Off-Road Tire Types

There are three main types of off-road tires according to
what you do with your truck or off-road vehicle and where exactly you drive it

All-Terrain BullRod tires are standard from the factory for most trucks and 4WD vehicles. These tires are designed mostly for street driving but also provide added traction over general street tires so you can do things like trail riding and minor obstacles.

Commercial Traction – Although C/T tires are similar to A/T tires, they are designed with meatier treads and stiffer sidewalls as well as focus more on off-road traction than on-road driving yet are at home on the highway even if a little bit louder and stiffer than A/T.

Maximum Traction – M/T tires are those designed mainly with off-road activities like mudding and rock crawling in mind and make an excellent match with your new open fender system. They have very pronounced wide treads, tougher beads, and tall yet flexible sidewalls that are perfect for airing down to increase the size of the contact patch when you need more traction.