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<blockquote data-quote="SkidRoe" data-source="post: 101341" data-attributes="member: 3290"><p>IMHO - There really are not tires that are superior to others in mud. Tire chains may be an asset, but if you are repeatedly driving through the same wheel tracks, they will continue to deepen the more times you drive them, until you bottom out (in really muddy conditions).</p><p>Tires with deeper tread on a skidsteer are a double edged sword: they may get more traction, but they will also dig in more when turning. If your machine has a pivoting tail wheel, this may not be as much of a problem, but not having all drive wheels on the ground will limit your traction.</p><p>I don't know if I answered your question....</p><p>Cheers - SR</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SkidRoe, post: 101341, member: 3290"] IMHO - There really are not tires that are superior to others in mud. Tire chains may be an asset, but if you are repeatedly driving through the same wheel tracks, they will continue to deepen the more times you drive them, until you bottom out (in really muddy conditions). Tires with deeper tread on a skidsteer are a double edged sword: they may get more traction, but they will also dig in more when turning. If your machine has a pivoting tail wheel, this may not be as much of a problem, but not having all drive wheels on the ground will limit your traction. I don't know if I answered your question.... Cheers - SR [/QUOTE]
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