What does mt on a tire mean?

Mud Terrain
MT – means Mud Terrain. This is the ultimate off road tyre with aggressive tread design to go against rocky surfaces like unpaved roads. Almost the tyres are performing better for off road or unpaved road like farms, mountains or rural area. The tyre is designed to handle both off and on road driving.

What tires will fit on a 15-inch rim?

The biggest tire that can safely be installed on a 15-inch rim is a 33-inch tall tire. While this limit can be pushed to a 35-inch tire on certain vehicles, it is best to never put a tire larger than a 33-inch on 15-inch rims. Vehicle manufacturers have recommendations for tire sizing as well.

Are MT tires good?

For budget-minded drivers, the Milestar MT is one of the best performing lower cost tires available today. Its off-road traction is impressive in all areas, while it handles itself quite well on the street.

Are MT tires good for highway?

Yes, many mud tires are street legal and can be driven on the road while traveling highway speeds. If you don’t spend a lot of time driving in the mud, you might do better with all-terrain tires for your daily commute.

Are MT tires loud?

The short answer is yes. These tires are designed to give you the best grip you can possibly get while driving off-road. So rocks, sand, mud, or loose soil should be no problem, but they also come with a fair amount of noise.

Can you put any 15 inch tire on a 15 inch rim?

Generally, any 15 inch wheel will accept any 15 inch tire (with some exceptions). So the answer is yes. Caveat; all tires should be the same size as the corresponding tire on the same axle.

Can I put 16 in tires on 15 in rims?

It will be fine as long as the overall diameter of the wheel and tire assembly is the same. With a smaller wheel, the tire should be a little bit taller to make up for the difference. As you can see, by adjusting tire size, different size wheels can be used without affecting overall diameter.

Can you daily drive MT tires?

Because it is soft the highway tears its way through the tread much faster than a harder tread like on an All-Terrain tire. These tires are not meant to be used for your daily on the road. Yes, they can be, they legally can be used on the road and there are no rules to stop you but it is definitely not ideal.