Ford Ranger Raptor All-Terrain, Mud & Off-Road Tires for Trucks

All-Terrain, Mud & Off-Road Truck Tires

One of your vehicle's most commonly overlooked yet essential components is its tires, affecting ride quality, traction, noise level, aesthetics, and more. When it’s time for a replacement, don’t skimp on quality—instead, browse RealTruck’s extensive inventory of tires. 

From confidence-inspiring all-terrains and mud-terrains to quiet and efficient highway tires, RealTruck has you covered. We offer a massive selection of tires from top brands, in various styles and price ranges. Shop RealTruck for tires that meet your budget and needs, whatever they may be.

Off-Road & Everyday Driving Truck Tires

At RealTruck, we offer a wide selection of tire types for various applications—explore some of our most popular offerings below.

All-Terrain

All-terrain tires are a common choice among truck, SUV, and Jeep® drivers alike. Featuring moderately aggressive treads and sidewalls, all-terrain tires combine the best features of more-aggressive mud-terrain tires and road-oriented highway tires. All-terrains, like the Toyo Open Country A/T III, offer a rugged aesthetic, excellent traction on and off-road, quiet operation, and exceptional tread life.

Mud-Terrain

Engineered for off-road traction, and plenty of it. Mud-terrain tires, such as the Nitto Trail Grappler, feature specially designed tread blocks and sidewalls that allow them to claw and grip through deep mud and other challenging terrain. While traditionally not as quiet or comfortable as comparable all-terrain or highway tires, mud-terrain tires have progressed significantly in recent years, making them a viable option for vehicles used on both street and off-road conditions.

Highway

Offering quiet performance, exceptional traction on-road, and unparalleled treadwear. While highway tires aren’t known to perform flawlessly off-road, they’re ideal for an application that sees regular road use and only occasional use on well-maintained trails or dirt parking lots. Shop top highway tires like the Nitto Dura Grappler for maximum tread life and on-road comfort.

FAQs About Our A/T & Rugged Truck Tires

Q: Is there a downside to all-terrain tires?

A: All-terrain tires are a great middle-of-the-road option, offering a solid blend of on and off-road performance, treadwear, and ride quality. However, they aren’t exceptional at any one thing—a proper jack of all trades, but master of none. Compared to highway tires, all-terrain tires offer less tread life and on-road comfort. Compared to aggressive mud-terrain tires, all-terrain tires are less effective in deep mud and loose sand. 

Q: What is the longest-lasting mud tire?

A: Tire manufacturers have made significant strides in the technology behind mud-terrains. Whereas MT tires were once loud and soft, the gap between mud-terrain and all-terrain tires has significantly narrowed. Some of the most legendary mud-terrain tires include the Toyo Open Country M/T, the Nitto Trail Grappler, and the Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ. 

Q: What is the best off-road tire for daily driving?

A: For a vehicle that sees predominantly on-road driving or 50/50 road and trail use, consider a hybrid-terrain tire, which falls somewhere between an all-terrain and mud-terrain tire regarding compound and the aggressiveness of the tread and sidewall. One of our favorite hybrid tires is the venerable Nitto Ridge Grappler.