Cheap Off Road Tires

When it comes to finding the cheap off road tires you first need to figure out what type of tire you are looking for.  Cheap off road tires are all relevant to the type of vehicle they are going to be used on.  For example, off road tires for your golf cart are going to be different than those for your atv and in turn for your truck, jeep or SUV.  What you are looking for, I assume, is the best off road tires for sale within a certain budget constraint.

The second thing I am going to assume is that you are getting these tires for your primary off roading vehicle, as opposed to a super custom, tricked out jeep.  This moves you out of the off road tires for your street car category and puts you into a more aggressive tire.  The hesitation in giving suggestions for this crowd is that there are so many tire sizes and models it makes it hard to recommend certain off road tires for sale because they may not fit the vehicle you have.

So that leaves us with recommending cheap off road tires by manufacturer rather than by individual tire and vehicle.  So lets start with Interco, they make off road tires for aggressive terrain and have a reputation for being affordable.  They are a manufacturer that does not offer direct to consumer sales, which means you have to contact a dealer.  Their off road tires are going to run you between $140 to $240 per tire.

Next up is Maxxis, they are most popular for their Maxxis Buckshot Mudder tires which will run you between $120 and $180 per tire depending on the size and type you get.  Maxxis has been around for a while and is a very well known tire manufacturer. They make a wide range of off road tires, from go-carts to ATV’s to SUV’s and light trucks.  This is another manufacturer that only sells to retailers.

Your final option will be the knock-offs put out there by the big tire dealers and made by the big boys.  So you can get Goodyear, BFG and others at the local tire dealer.  They will just be under the Big O brand, or the Discount Tire label.  These can be tricky because they will be cheaper, but they are not going to have the same performance that the real ones will have.