- Is the Fury Country Hunter M/T 2 worth it?
- For a lifted truck used off-road, yes. It offers a deep 21/32-inch tread, a 12-ply load range and a 37-inch size at a price below premium mud-terrain brands. If you mostly drive on pavement, an all-terrain tire will be quieter and more comfortable.
- Do I need a lift to fit 37x13.50R20 tires?
- Usually yes. A 37-inch tire with a 13.50-inch section width generally needs a suspension or body lift and wide 20-inch wheels with enough backspacing. Check clearance on your specific truck before buying.
- How loud is this mud-terrain tire on the highway?
- Expect noticeable road noise. Mud-terrain tread blocks like these are louder than all-terrain tires, especially at highway speed, though the 99 mph speed rating means it is built for road use.
- What does the F load range mean?
- F means 12-ply construction with a 130 load index, so each tire can carry a heavy load. That suits full-size trucks that tow or haul, but the stiff sidewall makes the ride firmer.
- Is it good in rain and snow?
- It is an all-season tire, but mud-terrain treads have less siping than all-terrain or winter tires. Wet grip is acceptable and deep snow is fine, but packed snow and ice are not its strength.
- What is the tread depth and how long will it last?
- It starts at 21/32 inch, which is deep for a light truck tire. With rotation and proper inflation, owners commonly get tens of thousands of miles, though heavy off-road use shortens life.
- What do buyers say about the Fury Country Hunter M/T 2 37X13.50R20 Mud Terrain Tire?
- Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 30 ratings.