Try Farmers' Co-Op for traction tread tires in a variety of sizes. They sell some of the best mud & snow tread tires around, with a VERY agressive tread pattern. We used to run them on tractor-pull vehicles in the superstock truck classes where we couldn't run the chevron-tread tires.

All the XX.5" tires have a tapered bead shape that will climb right over a tube-type or tubeless rim, and behead anybody close to the wheel. They require a correct-diameter rim with a taper that matches the tire. One of my friends almost lost an arm that way, after putting a tube into a 14.5" mobile home tire, and trying to inflate it on a 14" passenger car rim. If you do something like that, buy lots of life insurance first, and make me your beneficiary!
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Jerry

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