Dick Cepek Mud Country

1. Petersen's 4 Wheel & Off Road

Based solely on deep-mud performance, the Dick Cepek Mud Country places second in this head-to-head test of five mud tires. The Mud Country never disappoints testers, but the first-place Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ Radial performs a little bit better.

Review: Massive Mini Mud Tire Test, Ali Mansour, June 2010

2. JP Magazine

"If dry terrain is your game, these are the tires you should be running," reviewer Christian Hazel concludes at JP, a magazine for Jeep enthusiasts. Hazel tests the Dick Cepek Mud Country on- and off-road on two different vehicles in sand, mud, dirt and rocks.

Review: Dick Cepek Tires -- The New Knobby in Town, Christian Hazel, Feb. 2009

3. Herd Of Turtles Four Wheel Drive Society

British Columbia's Herd of Turtles 4 Wheel Drive Society admits its name is comical, but member Wes Rempel writes a serious review, testing the Dick Cepek Mud Country on pavement, mud and rocks. He finds it flings mud out of the treads efficiently, but it doesn't stick to rocks as well as he expected. On pavement, he says the experience reflects the typical trade-offs expected of mud tires.

Review: Dick Cepek Mud Country Tire Review, Wes Rempel, April 30, 2007

4. Offroaders.com

The Dick Cepek Mud Country is a favorite mud tire among owners posting reviews at Offroaders.com, earning an average rating of 9.2 out of 10 from more than 60 owners. Several owners say this tire never gets stuck and drives fine on-road. Some owners say it reduces their gas mileage, and some say it's not long wearing.

Review: Dick Cepek Mud Country Tire, Contributors to Offroaders.com