I had the same "problem" with 33x12.50's on my '72 Blazer. The muds like to
follow tracks(such as ruts)...especially in the snow. The AT's will stay on
top of the snow where the muds will go towards the ruts. This could be a
problem if the ruts are several inches or greater in depth...ie high
centering. I've got 31x10.50 BFG MT's on my '83 Toyota now. Great sidewalls,
you can smoke them on rock surfaces without blowing a hole in the sidewall.
Dave Thede
'97 Sport+ Flame Red CC V8/5-spd 4x4 3.55
Homemade Ram Air
K&N FIPK clone
Gibson split cat-back
188.0 horsepower, 267.3 torque dynoed
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