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Just got word, and confirmed it, that Gateway is remaking the orignial Buckshot Mudder. He runs the one down off Lynch Street in Jackson and a truk just got there. So far just making them for 15-16" rims. Call and ask for Colby. Tell him Brian sent ya.

I wonder if the Gateways' up in Desoto County are gonna get em?

What sizes?

If Lynch Skreet has got'em, they can get them out to the other shops. Dat be there main wharehouse!

I was told in the spring that they were going to start making them before the end of the year.....they had been running a trial run and then had to get DOT approved with that manufacturer. A tire guy here called just last week to Dunlap & Kyle and they said they hadn't started making them yet. If they for sure have, let us know.....I know he was wanting to order several sets.

For the slow kids,

How are they different?

I hope they as bad as the originals. I loved that roar down the highway at 70mph. Might be why mine never lasted but one season.. Pulled da butt off in the mud.

They use to make buckshot wide mudders that had side lugs on them that was huge. When you were in ruts and you turned the wheel, those things would throw chunks like you have never seen. Those were some badd booty tires. I loved that roar going down the highway. That was back when you only ran them in the winter and you had other tires for the summer. They came in sizes n,p and q.

Lazy Drake wrote:They use to make buckshot wide mudders that had side lugs on them that was huge. When you were in ruts and you turned the wheel, those things would throw chunks like you have never seen. Those were some badd booty tires. I loved that roar going down the highway. That was back when you only ran them in the winter and you had other tires for the summer. They came in sizes n,p and q.

You think those were bad, they also made them in "R's"...BIG TARS!
The main difference was that they were not radials.