SET OF 2 LANDSAIL CLX-9 MUDBLAZER M/T 33X12.50R18LT 118Q Mud Tires
The Landsail CLX-9 33X12.50R18LT is a m/t tire sold here as a set of 2. The Landsail Mudblazer M/T is a mud-terrain line built for pickups, SUVs, and off-road rigs that spend real time on dirt, mud, and loose ground. The range covers tall flotation sizes alongside metric light-truck sizes, spanning the wheel diameters common on stock and lifted trucks. Every tire is sold as a single, a pair, or a full set, so you can replace one damaged tire or shoe the whole truck at once. Each order ships free from our Orlando warehouse.
Specifications
| Size | 33X12.50R18LT |
|---|---|
| Load Index / Speed Rating | 118Q |
| Type | M/T |
| Quantity | Set of 2 |
Key Features
- Aggressive mud-terrain tread pattern made for grip in mud, dirt, and loose ground.
- Light-truck sizing across the whole line, in both flotation and metric formats.
- Fits the wheel diameters common on stock, leveled, and lifted trucks.
- Sold as singles, pairs, or full sets to match how you replace.
- Free shipping on every order from our Orlando, Florida warehouse.
What's in the Box
- 2 × Landsail CLX-9 33X12.50R18LT tires
Typical Use Cases
- Weekend trail and mud runs on a truck you still daily drive.
- Work trucks that see unpaved job sites, farm roads, and hunting land.
- Finishing a lifted build with a matched set of mud tires.
FAQ
How do I know this size fits my truck?
Check the sidewall of your current tires for the size moulded into the rubber, or look at the placard inside your driver's door jamb. Match that against the size in this listing's title. If you run a lift or oversized wheels, message us and we'll help you confirm.
Are mud tires loud on the highway?
Some, yes. A mud-terrain tread uses big blocks with open gaps between them, which grips loose ground but hums more on pavement than a highway or all-terrain tire. Most owners find it a fair trade. If your truck lives on the interstate, an all-terrain may suit you better.
Should I buy one, two, or a full set?
We sell singles, pairs, and full sets. For even traction and predictable handling, replace tires in a full set when you can, or at minimum in pairs on the same axle. Singles work fine when you're replacing one damaged tire that matches the rest of your set.
Ships free from our Orlando, FL warehouse. Questions about fitment? Call (407) 821-7008 and we’ll check it for you.
