Types Of Off Road Tires

Types Of Off Road Tires - Towing

It may surprise you to know there are a shockingly large amount of different types of off road tires on the market. From tall and wide to short and thin, and everything in between, off-road vehicle owners have a large selection to choose from when considering tires.

There are two basic tire structures that offer different benefits, but keep in mind that tires come in all shapes and sizes, so you can likely find the perfect one for your needs. Check out the following types of off road tires with a brief description of each in order to decide which tire is best for your vehicle.

Tall

Tall off road tires serve the primary purpose of keeping the vehicle high off the ground. In terrains with shallow mud and lots of rocks, staying high off the ground is ideal. The tall, thin structure of the tires allows them to reach to the bottom of the mud to gain traction on the solid ground. The wide grip patterns allow for the mud to pass through easily while in motion in order to maintain grip. The height helps protect the undercarriage of the vehicle to prevent damage.

Wide

Wide tires work best in thick, heavy mud. Their width creates a larger surface area, allowing for the weight of the vehicle to spread. This distribution prevents the vehicle from sinking (unlike the tall tires) in order to get over heavy mud more easily.

All-Terrain Tires

Most vehicles do not operate solely in off-road scenarios. If you use your vehicle to drive on the roads, while enjoying some off-roading in between, all-terrain tires are ideal. The interlocked tread of these tires allows for solid grip both on the pavement and on snow and mud.

Stuck?

If you have found yourself stuck in the mud and in need of a tow due to the wrong types of off road tires, Seva Call can help. We will find you a towing expert who can lead you to a station that will fit you with the correct tires. Our service is completely free, and we will only connect you with qualified professionals.


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