hullhunter
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hi all as above relay what is the most aggressive 35" mud tyre you can bye in the uk. thanks.
Most aggressive mud tyre you can get in the uk
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Deasy
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Not sure about tyres but I think the most aggressive animal would have to be an adder
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black chunky ones
i've got them on mine, they're great.
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hullhunter
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thanks mate.
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Fedima Sciroccos are amongst the most aggresive, in my opinion.
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Adders are not aggressive.. I would go for the Weasel, feisty little buggers they is..
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Honey Badger .. allegedly ..
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This is true, I was thinking venomous.
Weasel is a good shout, geese are prety aggressive
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ok then what would you say is the best mud tyre?
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Wammers?
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Dunno , I don't just do mud .. you asked for aggressive mud.
A lot depends if you want to drive elsewhere, or trailer something to a mudhole, like Frickley, or actually 'go' anywhere different. If you just do mud and want to blast straight through, then the above are good ..
If you go green laning or drive to Pay n plays or do anything other than straight lining mudholes then almost any Mud Terrain tyre can be 'good' .. depending on how you use it, again .. so much 'depends' on which is 'best'and no-one knows what you want them for, budget, wheel sizes etc etc .. according to you, you just wanted aggressive mud tyres .. doesn't say anything really ..
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Yeah, Geese are evil.. We used to keep our roofing yard behind a butchers shop. He decided to keep a couple of geese as guard dogs.. We were all too bloody scared to go into the yard cos them things would always go for anyone in there..
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