I really like my Super Swamper trXus radials. These tires do well for what you mentioned and don’t make horrible noise on black top. The first half of their life they are amazing. I’ve run them on most terrain ; deep sand, snow, ice, rocks, gravel, mud but really kick ass in snow when aired down. I recently grooved and siped them by hand because they are worn down to the point the factory siping was about gone. They stick quite well still but not as good as new, no tire does. Also worth mentioning, as you probably know, Interco tires are tough as nails.94 Triple locked, 5.29's, etc. Currently has 255/85/16's that do ok, but looking for more. I had set of 35/12.50/16 BFG KM3's that I disliked in the snow and ice.
View attachment 2339275I drive it a lot during hunting season here in Montana, and occasionally it gets pretty deep. Steep mountains and slick roads when its crappy out, and long drives on beat/crappy dirt roads at high speeds the rest of the year. I also have to drive 35 miles one way on the highway quite often just to get to the dirt roads to get up into the hunting areas. I cleared the 35's easily, and with 5.29 gears I'm not afraid to go up to a 37.
I've owned several sets of Swampers on various rigs, and feel like they would not do well on icy roads, or the highway. I know different rigs do better with different tires, I had the exact same size Toyo's on a lifted/locked/geared Cherokee and they were unstoppable, but not so much on the cruiser!