sugar sand creek bed tires

[Big10]

I am still building, but trying to decide on tires. Most of the terrain around here is sugary sand creek beds, river bottoms, and red clay mud. Not many hills or rocks in south Georgia. What tire would you go with?

 

[beags86]

General grabber red letter.

 

[Wes Harden]

I hope to try the general graber red label never available when I need
Not Dot

 

[Big10]

i should have mentioned. this truck will not see very much pavement, but i do want a DOT approved tire. and they will be at least 37" tall.

 

[beags86]

i should have mentioned. this truck will not see very much pavement, but i do want a DOT approved tire. and they will be at least 37" tall.

The red letter tires aren't a great tire for pavement. I've never bought them because they are warm weather tire and basically say to never use them in snow. Thats a luxury I don't have. Lol.
If you need a more extreme tire, just buy a bogger.

 

[nvrenuf]

Rim size?

 

[Shawn]

After seeing this truck on that show and running through the deep mud pit like it was nothing, I think these tractor AG tires are the best but not street legal.

 

[Big10]

Rim size?

planning on 16" right now, but have not purchased. I will be running a D60 with K30 brakes

 

[fourwheelerjeff]

planning on 16" right now, but have not purchased. I will be running a D60 with K30 brakes

I would suggest 17" as you will have more tire choices