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Maxxis Buckshot Mudder II MT-764FEATURES AND BENEFITS All weather traction; Mud terrain traction; Damage resistance; Enhanced controllability; OVERVIEWThe Maxxis Buckshot Mudder II MT-764 is a mud terrain all season tire manufactured for light trucks. The tire offers great all weather traction. The tread pattern with the large tread blocks and the all season tire compound increase the dry wet and winter weather terrain gripping ability. The compound keeps its flexible traction throughout the year including in winter weather and it prevents weather damage from harming the tires casing. The tread designs elements find firm grip on the terrain surface which upgrades the tires all weather performing capability. The tread design is pinned for studs which can be added in accordance with state laws to further improve the models traction on ice- and snow-covered terrains. The large staggered tread elements the high void ratio and the sidewall tread pattern all work together to ensure the models exceptional off-road performance. The tread elements boost the soft loose and uneven terrain gripping capability and ensure a safer performance especially in deep mud and loose dirt. The off-road terrain contact is guaranteed with the models self-cleaning capability. The staggered tread blocks and open shoulder keep the tires footprint clean of snow and mud by dispersing them while the tires are in motion. This prevents the tires footprint from being blocked from its contact with the terrain surface and promotes the models constant terrain grip. The model also resists off-road damage. The treads self-cleaning nature ejects rocks stuck between the tread element with its stone ejecting ribs resisting stone retention and drilling which may harm the tires casing. The stronger tire compound also avoids off-road damage from shortening the tires service life. The model in this manner prevents cuts abrasions and punctures from deflating the tire providing a lengthened usability. The Buckshot Mudder II MT-764 has great controllability. The optimal tread block placement upgrades the steering responsiveness and driving stability by closely following the terrain surface at all times. In other words it upgrades the steering response time and accuracy to the drivers instructions while also stabilizing the structure against the driving and load pressure affecting it. The better steering and stability makes the tire easier to control on all off-road surfaces and enables the drive to control the vehicle with