About this episode
Dive into a lively discussion about mud tires, their design, pros and cons, and how they compare to all-terrain and hybrid tires. The hosts share personal stories, industry insights, and tire technology evolution, including sidewall design and rubber compounds. They also touch on tire myths, the importance of matching tires to driving style and terrain, and the challenges of using mud tires on pavement or snow. Alongside tire talk, the episode features event updates, listener reviews, and fun behind-the-scenes moments with the team.
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This episode the guys break down Mud Tires and what that means. Why are mud tires good, when are they not so good? Do people still hot knife their tires? Neil, Scott, and Jeff break down the good the bad and the ugly of the Mud Tire Industry.
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