Thread: Mudstar Tyres, first impressions, pics.

Just got my new Mudstar's mounted today and thought I would pass on my first impressions of these budget tyres. First, they are really chunky, big, deep lugs, I've included a pic with a 5 cent piece to give you an idea. No side lugs, but good deep tread. I took them for a trip on the bitumen and they made less noise than the wifes BFG A/T's on her jeep, you could feel them below 10kph but they were not noisy at all, even up to 110kph. In the cabin with the windows up it was dead silent, I could comfortably listen to the radio on low volume setting, and with the windows down I only heard wind noise.

Also in the pictures you can see the factory Siping, I think this is a new feature of the the Mudstars as the pictures I have seen of Mudstars showed no Siping from the factory. I am hoping this will improve the wet weather grip of these tyres.

Now the negative, I did alot of research, so I fully expected this, my tyres are 32x11.50x15's but they actually measure exactly 31x10.50x15, Just keep that in mind if you are ordering a set of these, order one size larger.

All up though I am very happy with them so far, for the cost, I paid $810 for four, mounted and balanced.
Charley

I've had my mudstars for just over 10 thou K's...

Mostly tarmac at the moment,but did go bush near home and they performed well.

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