Explore mud-terrain tires from 9 trusted brands, with 256 in stock and ready to ship. Whether you're building a rock crawler, an overland rig or a daily-driven lifted truck, you'll find aggressive off-road rubber here at prices from $207 to $1,179. Every order includes free shipping, Affirm financing and fast nationwide delivery.
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What mud-terrain tires are
Mud-terrain tires are aggressive off-road tires built with large, self-cleaning tread blocks and wide voids designed to grip and expel mud, rock and loose dirt. They typically feature thicker, more durable sidewalls and deep tread depths that resist getting stuck in soft terrain. These tires are made for 4x4s, trucks and SUVs that spend real time off pavement — trail runs, sand, steep climbs and job-site conditions where all-terrain tires give up traction.
Top mud-terrain tires we carry
The lineup spans Nitto, Pirelli, AMP, Nexen, Falken, Kumho, Hercules and General Tire, along with Atturo. Popular picks include the Nitto Mud Grappler LT305/70R16 and the milder-mannered Nitto Trail Grappler M/T LT285/70R17. For hardcore builds, look at the Nexen Roadian MTX 37x12.50R17, the Falken Wildpeak M/T MT01 and the Atturo Trail Blade Boss LT375/45R20. Value-focused options include the General Grabber X3 33x10.50R15, the Kumho Road Venture MT71 and the Hercules TIS Offroad TT1. Smaller-diameter and metric fitments are covered too, from the Pirelli Scorpion Mud LT235/85R16 to the Nexen Roadian MT LT235/75R15.
Trade-offs & how to choose
Mud-terrains deliver the deepest off-road bite, but they come with honest compromises. The chunky tread that clears mud so well also tends to produce more road noise and can wear faster than an all-terrain when driven mostly on pavement. Wet-road grip and winter performance are usually a step behind milder tires, so consider how much of your driving is on-road versus off. If your rig sees a real mix of highway miles and trails, a hybrid-leaning model may suit you better than a full competition mud tire.
Sizes and fitment
Fitments here cover rim diameters from 15, 16, 17, 18 and 20 inches up to large 22, 24, 26 and 28-inch wheels. Many are LT-rated for heavier loads, with ply ratings shown on each product page — match the load range to your truck's weight and towing needs before you buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do mud-terrain tires cost?
Prices range from $207 to $1,179 depending on the brand, size and load rating, so there are options for both budget builds and large-diameter setups.
Are mud-terrain tires good for daily driving?
They can be, but expect more road noise and potentially shorter tread life than an all-terrain. If most of your miles are on pavement, weigh those trade-offs against how often you head off-road.
What sizes and wheels do they fit?
Fitments run from 15-inch up to 28-inch rim diameters across popular truck and SUV sizes. Browse the full range on the tires hub to filter by your exact wheel size.