Tire Chains Specifically for Mud

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Whoa ok, two very different responses. To clarify further, the Shale that I drive on doesn't typically strand you in deep mud so much as you just won't have traction once it's wet and your tread is packed full. Try to go forward and you mostly just slide, not dig down. These are mostly roads that when dry, rarely require 4WD, so not very technical or with deep puddles or bogs, just bad when wet.

Yeah, some of the mud we get here in Colorado is slicker than snot, it's not about getting buried because it's not even deep in the first place, it's literally slicker than driving on bare ice. I've been driving on two tracks before in my Wrangler and have done a 360 on the stuff. Not much you can do but hold on to the wheel.