Mud-terrain tires are specially designed for extreme off-road enthusiasts and professionals who frequently tackle muddy, rocky, and rugged trails. Their aggressive tread pattern with large, deep lugs provides excellent self-cleaning properties, preventing mud from clogging the tire and maintaining consistent traction in slippery conditions. With reinforced sidewalls, these tires resist cuts, punctures, and abrasions caused by rocks and debris, ensuring durability even in the harshest terrains. They can support heavy loads ranging from 1,000 to 3,500 kg per tire, depending on size, and come in rim sizes between 15 to 22 inches with widths up to 325 mm. While mud-terrain tires offer unbeatable off-road performance, they generate more road noise and rolling resistance when driven on highways, which slightly reduces fuel efficiency and ride comfort. On average, they last around 40,000–70,000 km depending on usage and require more frequent rotation to ensure even wear. With speed ratings typically around Q to S, they are safe for moderate on-road speeds but perform best off the pavement. Though they come at a higher price point, mud-terrain tires are the ultimate choice for drivers who need maximum traction, toughness, and reliability in off-road adventures or work-related tasks.