Tyre advice for offroad traction

[Miggs]

Hi,
Wondered if anyone can recommend a tyre that has given them better traction on wet grass.
I'm 4.25t and constantly having traction issues. I have Agilis at the moment which are 5 years old so thinking of changing the fronts to something more offroady if it would help?

 

[denisejoe]

I’ve had Toyo all season tyres on for a few years and never had a problem

 

[PP Bear]

Fitted these and no problems so far. Much better than my Agilis for sure.

 

[Miggs]

Fitted these and no problems so far. Much better than my Agilis for sure.

Any noticable increase in road noise?

 

[Ridgeway]

Any decent 4 season tyres will be better and will give you the winter benefit

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[PP Bear]

Any noticable increase in road noise?

No, in fact the road noise has reduced in my opinion and it’s also noticeable when driving the rumbles clockwise around M25 rumble strips around J10. I’m really pleased with them. Also run them at 80psi after a number of email enquiries directly to Michelin for advice.

I used Halfrauds but they don’t now carry metal valves, which again, were recommended by Michelin, so I brought a set and they fitted them instead of their higher pressure rubber ones.

Hope it helps

 

[Guigsy]

If you've got it, turn on Traction+ before you even start to move.

Wet grass is extremely slippery though. It's nearly as bad as ice. Even mild inclines can cause major issues.