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Description: Interco TrXus Mud Terrain
The TrXus Mud Terrain tire is Interco Tire Corporations Mud terrain tire that competes directly with other popular Mud terrain tires like the BFGoodrich MT T/A KM which attempt to give the consumer a mud terrain performance while behaving well on the street. As with the other Interco tires, the TrXus excels in their design. First the TrXus uses the three stage lug design which has proved itself impressively in not only mud but also on the rocks, in deep snow, on loose grainy terrain and on the changing wooded trails. Down the center of the TrXus are a variation on Intercos two center row design of alternating "v" shaped lugs, which incorporate sipes that allow the tire to grip not just on the rocks but better on wet roads and in icy conditions than typical mud terrain tires would. The center lugs as well as parts of the outer lugs incorporate a "stepped" design that allows better release of mud and debris for better self cleaning as the wheel rotates around through the terrain. Sidewalls are protected by a supplemental tread design that not only servers to reduce sidewall damage but also assists with finding grip. The TrXus is available in both Bias and Radial designs. The for users who are looking for a good Mud Terrain that also drive well on the road, the Radial design is the tire you will want where on road handling is better than you might expect. Sizes available up to 38" with plys ranging 6 and 8 on the Radials and 8 and 10 in the Bias Plys.



Manufacturers description of this tire:
TrXus Mud Terrain
The NEW TrXus Mud Terrain is INTERCO'S answer to the need of those who want a smooth, super quiet ride with tough, thick sidewalls with a chip and cut resistant compound. This tire has more siping than any other mud terrain on the market; which has proven to be almost magical in icy snowy conditions. These same traction features make this tire a serious rock climber.


Each TrXus Mud Terrain tire has its individual specifications and is heavier than the original equipment tires of comparable size. Many brands of tires are made from generic specifications which means there are many "brand names" coming out of a particular factory but all the tires have a common specification basic body or casing. The only difference is the mold the tire is cured in. The tires will have different tread designs but the body of the tire is common to many others of the same size but under various names.


Manufacturer Contact Info:


Interco Tire Corporation
2412 Abbeville Hwy
Rayne, LA 70578 Phone: (800) 299-8000

web: www.intercotire.com




Interco Tire Corporation, is a Louisiana company that has evolved through three generations into a leader in the development of high performance tires for use on four wheel drive light trucks and all terrain vehicles. In 1968 Interco developed the first 78 series light truck tires which began the evolution in light truck tires we see today.
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Anonymous
Review Date: Sun May 11, 2008 Would you recommend the product? No | Price you paid (per item)?: None indicated | Rating: 0 

 
Pros: Looks
Cons: not good on street

Don't buy if you plan on using them for going to work daily.
Mine need replaced because the compound is to soft for the road.
Worn out after 13k
Anonymous
Review Date: Sun May 18, 2008 Would you recommend the product? No | Price you paid (per item)?: None indicated | Rating: 0 

 
Pros: CHEAP
Cons: Not a good tire on the street

Offroad use only is debatable, as it isn't very good there either.
Tends to gum up in gumbo mud, wont self clean no matter how much wheel spin.
Anonymous
Review Date: Thu June 12, 2008 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid (per item)?: None indicated | Rating: 7 

 
Pros: the tire looks good
Cons: weak dead area;prone to belt slipping

i bought these tires to replace the 16.5's that no longer held up on my cattle feed trk. At the time they were the only E rated 16's I could find. They wore fair and had good traction in the Ks. clay loam pastures never got stuck.But when 50% wore started slipping belts and blowing beads w/70# air.Tire dealer said no workmanship warranty so replaced w/Hankook Rto3's been stuck too many times.looking for the next canidate
Anonymous
Review Date: Thu June 19, 2008 Would you recommend the product? No | Price you paid (per item)?: None indicated | Rating: 3 

 
Pros: Looks good
Cons: Everything else

Have a set of 37X12.50-17s on an 07 DodgeRam 2500 sport with 6" lift...Scary is a good word for them. Bouncing, vibration,sway,etc...everything you dont want a tire to do, these do,in spades.They have been balanced 4 times in 10 months, just above 13,000 KMs driven, they cannot be balanced. Had 2 replaced at around 6000km, didnt help with the vibration and bouncing at all. They are not a street tire, unless you never drive highway speeds.The handling is poor at best.My first and last of Irocs.
Anonymous
Review Date: Fri July 4, 2008 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid (per item)?: None indicated | Rating: 10 

 
Pros: long life
Cons: no longer made in 35 inch 16.5

looking for another set for future use but no longer made
Anonymous
Review Date: Thu October 2, 2008 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid (per item)?: None indicated | Rating: 9 

 
Pros: awesome in snow, best mud tire ive had on the road
Cons: ?

Never had an issue on the road with these tires and i had them on a 1 ton ford that pulled 20,000 lb loads almost everyday on road and in the field. got me out of more than a few nasty spots. I highly recomend them for the price and performance
Anonymous
Review Date: Sat October 4, 2008 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid (per item)?: None indicated | Rating: 8 

 
Pros: great cheap tire
Cons: none so far

Second set of tese tires I love them I have two jeeps and my tj has truxs and my jk has general grabber at's both great tires
Anonymous
Review Date: Tue October 28, 2008 Would you recommend the product? No | Price you paid (per item)?: $160.00 | Rating: 1 

 
Pros: None
Cons: Everything

I'm running 265-75-16's on my stock Double cab taco and wouldn't recommend these to my worse enemy! Will not ballance!!! Even with bags and lead!! I've spent more money trying to get them to balance than I did for the tires. They'd make a great tire swing! or Planter!! But should never be put on a truck!!
Anonymous
Review Date: Thu November 27, 2008 Would you recommend the product? No | Price you paid (per item)?: None indicated | Rating: 1 

 
Pros: Cheap Mexican Built Tire
Cons: Cheap Mexican Built Garbage

Had set of 265-75-16 on my '03 F250. Had balance issues from the start. (over 6 ounces per side and still bounced.) After 4,000 miles found cracks in 3 of 4 wheels caused by tires. After purchase of new wheels went with Cooper STT which is AMERICAN made. Problem solved!
Beware of this junk comming out of Mexico
Anonymous
Review Date: Mon December 1, 2008 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid (per item)?: None indicated | Rating: 7 

 
Pros: Fair milage, Quiet, Great traction
Cons: Sidewall seperation

I have had 4 sets of these Tires.
2 sets of 31X10-15 on a 2001 Wrangler(Wifes)
2 Sets of 35X12.50-15 on 99 wrangler(mine)


They preformed great offroad, they seemed to wear well for such an agressive tire though the compound was soft.
Had some seperation in her tires (last set) where the bead was pulling away from the side wall.


Never had a problem with my 35's
didnt handle any worse than a TJ on 35's.
I have since switched to KM2's and noticed a improvement in on road ride.
Anonymous
Review Date: Tue December 2, 2008 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid (per item)?: None indicated | Rating: 9 

 
Pros: Good Wear, Excellent on Highway, Good Off-Road/Snow
Cons: No Problems... but dig a bit in sand

I live in MN and use my Jeep TJ as a daily driver, with lots of highway miles. 30K miles later, tires still have 7/32" remaining in lowest spots, smooth and quiet for an M/T.


Recommend rotating every 3,000 miles.


Off-road performance is good, mud clears quite well, but have had a pretty hard time in soft sand- tires dig quickly and easily.
Anonymous
Review Date: Sun December 21, 2008 Would you recommend the product? No | Price you paid (per item)?: None indicated | Rating: 2 

 
Pros: cheap, 30k miles still have 5-6/32 tread
Cons: Bad vibration & tire hop over 40mph & wander danderously loaded.

I put a set of 265/75-16 LRD om my 96 Dodge 2500, at 40mph they hop so bad it shakes the truck, they do smooth out at highway speeds to a bad vibration. When the truck is loaded they tend to sway and wander a lot.
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