dnllpretzer wrote:
Here's the Pit Bull tire that I'm lookin' at...whatcha think?? (sorry the pic is so big)

If most of your off road driving is on the beach, then you don't want an aggressive tread mud tire. You would be better off with something that has a moderate tread design like the B.F.Goodrich A/T, or the General Grabber AT2. Either of these tires will give you reasonable grip on muddy trails, they handle very well on wet, snow covered and dry roads, and the best part is they won't give you that annoying drone while driving at highway speeds like those mud tires.
The other thing about aggressive tread tires on beach sand is, they tend to dig in, on the beach you want a tire that'll float your vehicle over the sand, not dig into it. You also want to air down before driving out on the sand giving you as much tread width as possible.
95% of my off roading is on the beaches of South Jersey, and I'm presently running General Grabber HTS, these have more of a highway tread design, I drop the air pressure to between 20 or 25 Lbs. and they handle the beach sand better than any light truck or mud tire.......
