Getting truck stuck in mudd out

it was a project truck so wasn't a big hurry..

 

ok, i'll get them tomorrow. too late now.

 

Here's some pic's of the holes the tires created in my yard and were I've put the truck. Appreciate all y'all's replies, these forums are something else, I've learned a lot. you know how they say 2 heads are better then one how bout 30 lol..

 

well i inherited this truck from my uncle who died from cancer (hepatitis) and he had it sitting in his yard and the brakes locked up on the rear back passenger side drives, he tried to get them to unlock by dragging the tires hoping that would unlock them ended up rubbing a bald spot on them. so to get the truck over to my house i had to take the 2 ruined tires off and switch one of the good ones from the other side to the other side if that makes any sense. i was able to get the brakes unstuck with a long flat head screw driver and a hammer, popped them loose. havn't got the 2 ruined ones replaced yet.

 

yeah i was thinking fill the holes were it was stuck the first couple inches with some caliche base and the put some bigger rock on top of that and then the last couple inches top it off with some more caliche base or maybe just big rock for the majority of the holes and then base on top.. that bigger rock won't sink down as easy as some of the smaller base would i predict.