I'VE BEEN RUNNING THESE ON THE ROAD AND IN THE ROCK TRAILS OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS AND THEY SEEM TO BE GREAT FOR BOTH. I HAD TO AIR DOWN QUITE A BIT TO GET THE BITE IN THE ROCKS BUT ONCE I FOUND THE RIGHT PSI THEY WERE PRETTY DAMN GOOD. I AIR DOWN TO ABOUT 12-13 PSI ON NON-BEADLOCK RIMS AND THAT GIVES ME THE SIDEWALL FLEX I NEED ROCK CLIMBIMG. I HAVEN'T REALLY HAD THEM IN THE MUD VERY MUCH BUT WITH WHAT LITTLE I HAVE DONE IN THE MUD THEY SEEM TO BE PRETTY GOOD AS WELL. NO REAL EXPERIENCE WITH THEM IN SAND AND SNOW. NOT ALOT OF SAND AROUND MEMPHIS EXCEPT IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER WHEN ITS LOW ENOUGH.

The tire rides well and you don't hear any tire hum till about 55-60 mph. I work at a dealership and we try many different brands and types of tires. Patagonia makes the best value mud and all terrain tires that we've seen. Especially in larger sizes.