Mike Melton reviews the Hercules TT1 mud tire. It has aggressive sidewalls, stone-ejecting tread blocks, and a solid ride, but it's noisier than all-terrain tires. Most buyers won't actually use it in mud, though the option is there.
We get a lot of questions about this tire right here. So if anybody knows exactly what this tire is, put it in the comments. So before we tell you what it is, let's go over it a little bit. Starters, it's a mud tire. You talking about aggressive sidewall? It's definitely got a good old aggressive sidewall on there. And throughout the whole tread blocks. We got a ton of stone ejectors in there. So when you're going throughout the mud, it's going to throw them rocks out of there. But we know most people that get these tires, they're not going to use them in the mud. Some people will. Majority of them they won't. But this right Here, is that TT1 by Hercules. Now, this has been one hell of a tire. You never have issues. They usually always balance out pretty good. Not only that, they always last. Now, for the people that's going to ask me how quiet they are, listen, if you're worried about how quiet they are, just get you a damn all terrain tire. Now, these things would look good if they had some white letters on there. Now, they do make tire paint where you can actually paint in these letters white, if you didn't know that. But if you want a mud tire, that ain't the cheapest thing. It's right there in the damn middle. I'd go with this. Tis TT1. It's a hell of a damn tire, and it'll last you. And they always ride good.
