Tire Comparison for your Off-Road Rig
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Matt gives you a comparison of the top off-road tires for your Rig. Which tire best suits your vehicle?
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I've been shopping for tires and have watched many videos. This is the best one so far, I know there are other tires that could have been included, but your content is excellent. Thank you
Wow, I didn't even know the Cooper S/Twas still available! I ran a set of these almost 20 years ago on my lifted ZJ Grand Cherokee. I loved them, in anything other than packed snow they were phenomenal. And I remember being surprised at how they didn't really increase the noise level, nor ruin my fuel economy.
I also think they look great. At the time the sidewall was fairly aggressive, it looked about the same as the BFG KO. I would totally run a set of these on my 5th gen 4Runner.
I have the ko2 tires and they have proven themselves during this blizzard Texas just went through . I have them on my gladiator and are a great all around tire
Ridge grapplers rock! On the rocks and on the highway! Very quiet on the road, but air them down and they will roll everything. Ran into some snow issues in Peyson, but only chains would have worked!
I have Duratracs on my 2017 Landcruiser look great and perform awesome from sand snow and mud. I wanted a hybrid tire looked at Nitto Ridge Grapplers, Mickey Thompson AT, and Maxxis Razor AT 811 but none had the three peak snow rated which helps when in the mountains.
Nice review, thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Man I'm sold on those BF Goodrich tires he made those things sound like some salines
Can you include the Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac and Interco TrXus tires on your off-road comparison?
The need and use on Snow Packed roads is virtually always overlooked in tire comparisons. Not everyone lives in or near the Arizona or California desert. When the snow melts.....a good mud tire is needed. Not many choices out there for a narrow tire with good lugs that have siping.
For both mud and snow use....the Interco TrXus tire along with two Goodyear Wrangler tires...the DuraTrac is great and MT/R with Kevlar is good. The Goodyear Wrangler tires have decent lugs for mud...and siping to bite on snow packed roads.
Most Toyo and Nitto tires are great for sand and mud use......but not the best for snow. Furthermore, Toyo tires tend to be a smidge wide compared to other tires...better for sand, but not the best for snow. The Falken A/T3W is great for snow, but not so good in the mud.
Not many choices for a great mud tire with lots of siping to grip on snow packed roads. It would be awesome if the Goodyear Wrangler tires were made in a more narrow width...like the Nitto Trail Grappler M/T 37 x 11.50 - 20 ----> and this tire needs siping on the lugs. Yes.....NOT 12.50.....Nitto makes a 37 x 11.50 - 20. Actual Nitto measurements are 36.77 x 11.42.
Nitto ridge grapplers are my favorite and the Toyo at3’s are my second pick in SL load range for my trucks! 👍🏻
Good choice!
@@CJBroncoF150 The first one is just town tyre
one i really like is the mile star Patagonia’s I run them on my Nissan hardbody and they have treated me very well
I have a 2001 Ford Expedition 4wd AWD and just put on 285 75 R 16 on my stock rims BF Goodrich All T. They look great and they have a 50,000 mile warranty. Mostly highway traffic driving and we’ll be off road ten soon. I got the truck a year ago and been busy getting it up and going to be safe etc.
Is the Nitto RidgeGrappler a quiet tire for a daily driver and how is it on water? Thank you and FANTASTIC video!!
Also thanks for including weight on tires, Very important to me. Wish ALL would make TRUE 35's !
How’d I get here? I can’t afford anything at all on this list
Thanks for the review! It's been a year now and a lot has happened! Please make a new one and include the Hankook Dynapro MT2. Not the MT, the MT2. Thanks again!
Really interesting !
Thanks for watching!
Nice tires, but I ended up buying a set of Yokohama’s M/T 003s, 35s, 17 in. 12 inches wide. Great tread and a great price point.
Very nice!
I'm confused, why include all these M/T tires and the Cooper STs, but not the STT Pro?
Do you have any thoughts on the Mickey Thompson Baja MTZs
What about Goodyear wrangler duratracs? They’re awesome tires!
Good brother the best for jeep
I love watching your videos can you do a video on 37-in tires mostly all-terrain or hybrid I bought 37 bgs ko2s and I was very disappointed to see that they're not true 37s and they're not true 12.5 it's almost like the robbing us
Do the General Grabber 35" AT2 measure 34" also.
The nitro looks a lot like the Firestone destination mt2
Comparing Mud Terrain and an All Terrain isn't really a fair comparison as far as performance goes. You'll either be good in mud or good in all terrains. Personally I drive on any ground no matter what it is covered with. The only tire that I can vouch for is the BFGOODRICH ALL-TERRAIN. I have a 98 XJ with more than 330,000 miles on it. The factory Wranglers wore out somewhere around 35-38,000 and gave poor performance. The other 280,000+ miles have been on the BFGOODRICH ALL-TERRAIN in 31X10.50 15 . I also have a 2017 Expedition with 120,000+ miles on it with the BFGOODRICH ALL-TERRAIN in a 35X12.50X18's . Both vehicles have 3" lifts. With that said, I wheel alone so yes I intentionally avoid places where I could strand myself but don't think for a minute that I don't push my luck to the maximum because I do have a 12,000 lb winch. The BFGOODRICH ALL-TERRAIN has never let me down and I have always gotten 60,000+ miles out of them.
This is my personal experience.
I have been tempted to purchase other brands and styles over the years but I know that I would end up going back with the BFG's on the next set, why bother changing.
Question on Ironman All Country M/T
Any experience in the snow?? I live in CO and I'm considering the Ironman MT to change things up a little, having said that I'm also aware that several other tire designs would be considerably better for my uses technically IE a dedicated highway/snow, winter tire... Currently on my 2nd set of Kanati trail hog A/T and I'm very happy with them overall. But I'm looking for something new with the specific look of the MTs.
Now I fully understand I can't expect MTs to do as well as dedicated "winter tires".. or maybe not as well as ATs having said that.. But I also want to make sure they would be safe and confidant in snow/ice etc.
Specifics:
Looking into the 33X12.50R20 for a Chevy 2500HD
Driving conditions: 600+ miles a week, unloaded daily driver, mostly highway. Light to medium trails fairly often, really no hard aggressive off-roading.
What's the best for an xterra for daily driving and light off road
BF Goodrich all terrain is the best tire! No question!
Very articulate speaker. Thank you.
Been looking at 3pmsf all terrain tires that will do good in snow but good for lots of wet driving and daily commute. Suggestions?
How does it compare with the Falken Wldpeak ?
Curious as to what load range you’re running on the JL? Just got a set of load range e tires for my JT and can’t seem to find the correct pressure for them for on road contact patch
Please mention where the tires are made
In your opinion, what is the quitest running mud tire and the quitest hybrid tire? I want to run 32" (if available) on some 15" diameter wheels for my stock 1986 Toyota 4x4. I've run this size in BFG All Terrains which were great, but not good in the mud. I moved to 33" Mud Kings which were awesome in the mud, but loud and I lost my 5th gear when moving to that size. Granted, this was nearly 30 years ago and I realize tires have changed a lot. I plan on this being an everyday driver after so quietness is good but I hunt so I need a little grip for mud. I appreciate any expert advise you can give.
What are the holes on the Discoverer tread for?
What about the Mickey Thompson's 33 tall tires wait all-terrain Baja boss with a 17-inch rim and how much weight is the Mammoth steel rim with the bullet holes
Can you review the Patagonia MT 12.5 x 37 @ 17” Please
I think we will soon!
Out of all these tires which one would you recommend for snow I live in the Pocono Mountains
Any ideas on best type to prevent flats from sharp shale?
The BF Goodrich KO2 tires have kevlar reinforced tread. You also want to look at the tread and the void ratio. How well does the tread 'solidify' when it goes across a stump or other item that could puncture it? I would go with the BFGs. Hope this helps.
Funny, I have run and always liked KO2's but gave them up because I almost Never got much more than 11-12,000 miles on them and they were shot !
BFG KO2 have been absolutely trash for me. I've had 2 trucks with them and I would get flat tires so easily and 1 set wore out quickly. Idk why. I rotate every 5k miles. It was very interesting at 20k they seemed to get lose bigger chunks. Maybe a bad set of tires?? Idk. I found it to be very odd
What are the prices though
Hi I have a 2020 Tacoma TRD off rd I currently have wrangler Duratrac 265/70/16! But so noise on the rd. With a 3 inch lift looking to go 285/70/16 or 17 if they will fit!
Big point more highway type tire quit. But ruggered look like my wranglers
Thanks
Get the Nitto ridge grapplers in a 265/70R17 in a SL load range you won’t regret them. But if u live in super cold snowy and winter areas then look at the Toyo AT3! 👍🏻
I'm glad you included the weight
Review the patagonia mt's. I run them and they are amazing. Running them in 315/70/r17 mounted on a method mr106 beadlock.
Sounds good!
Im looking for a 37in MT for my Power Wagon that can handle rock and sand. I dont care about road noise or getting 50k miles out of it. All I can about is it wont start hydroplaning on wet roads when driving relatively safely. Will the Ironman MT be able to do handle sand, rocks, and not lose control doing 60 on a wet highway?
They work just fine on my f350
What about the Pro comp xtreme mt2 trie?
Sounds like we should add that to our next comparison!
Can you even get the Cooper ST anymore? I had them on a 1997 F350 and thought they were a classic good looking tire that drove well, but were a tad on the loud side and were greasier than I was comfortable with on packed snowy roads.
You can still get them!
CJ Off-Road Where?
@@CJBroncoF150 Got a link?
Likin the Generals classic tread design. Looks like the old bias mud terrains.
Yeah its pretty neat!
They are an awesome tire but they are too heavy and suck fuel.
@@loveracing1988 i got general ats on now and wish i had falkens.
@@Ulfstigandr In the size I want the generals are about $75 per tire cheaper than falken
What about the Maxxis Razr MT-772??
We'll be doing more comparisons, make sure you stay tuned!
What’s the most aggressive looking tire with a primary focus on road use?
Ridge Grappler.
Where did you get the cooper ST from? Ive talked to 3 tire shops and they all say they have been discontinued
I was wondering the same thing. I had a set of those years ago and would love another set. Not that the S/T MAXX is a bad tire, I just feel like the older S/T would be better on packed Snow/Ice due to the siping.
Travis Augustine I love the old S/T. Had them on my toyota for years during the summer and fall hunting trips. I never tried them in snow or ice because use studded winters.
Are you sure the fuel 35x12.5 mud gripper weights 54 pounds cause i just checked and they weigh 76 pounds and if im wrong can you please give me the part number for the tires cause i really want some light weight 35's for my jeep jt to save as much gas as possible
I got the nittos ridge grapplers 35s on 20x12 black rhinos with 2 inch mopar lift on my JT it's my daily for now its giving me 14 mpg if not a lil more. No such thing as saving gas when owning a Jeep lol.
The Hankook Dynapro MTs are hard compound and terrible on road, the Hankook Dynapro MT2 is a clone of the Toyo Open Country and perform well. The Cooper ST lineup all share the same tread pattern and they are all terrible in all conditions, especially mud and snow. The best tires I have run are the Maxxis Bighorn, super long lifespan and great in the mus and quiet on road. Also I really liked the Interco Trxus MT, great in all conditions.
You left out the toyo open country, open country mt, and the copper discovery stt and stt pro. I've run two sets of the stt's and i was never disappointed. They lasted a long time and always got me out and through anything i through at them and not one flat. I'm running the toyo open country hybrid this time and so far so good. Ps wanted to run another set of Cooper but did not have that kind of money this time around. All tires have been 35x12.50R17. Running them on an 05 dodge ram 1500 with 6in lift. Hoping for some 37's next time around.
Can’t go wrong with Ironman tires best tire when ur on a budget
The Cooper sidewall looks like a Michelin tire.
Those BF Goodrich KO 2's look like the best all terrain tires with excellent side wall tread.
Don’t buy into the internet hype. K02s are absolute trash.
@@carcrashesq all the KO2s that come into our shop have half to over half tread life left and are all cracked between he lugs.
CJOffRoad, Di Amy of these tires have the snowflake icon? Which would be best for snow?
BFG K02 has snowflake
Falken Wildpeaks.
Nomad IH The ones that aren’t in this video?
Please don't say snowflake about the capability of a tire. That has become a term for referring to sissies! 🤓
Could I run 35s on a Sahara with stock axles?!?!
yes you can
You can.....but probably not the best idea...unless you replace the Dana 30 / Dana 35 axles with Dana 44 axles.
Which one is best for daily driving
I'd recommend the nitto ridge grappler for daily driving!
How many miles have you personally put on any of these tires?
what is the quietest on the highway?
i like the nitto ridge grapplers
The BFG's have "LINES" cut into the tread ??? "LINES" ????
Leaving out Milestars and Wildpeaks is a big miss in this review!
wow real specs, capabilities, best review so far. Cooper has the best rubber for us, Nitto good designs, KO2 is for the daily driver
Off road comparison testing???
Soon!
You forgot the other side of the ridge grappler.
true
The nitto is a great tire
Yes it is!
Patagonia mile stars mt are the best tires, how can you not have those in this review ????????????????????
Put one more question mark in there and maybe they’ll listen.
How can anyone expect anybody doing a review for something like tires cover everyone’s favorites when opinions differ so much?
Icutmetal I wish it was my opinion it’s a fact those tires are probably the best in climbing situations not to mention regular road situations watch light Brite on RUclips they go over these tires and compare them to almost everyone on the market and they show it in a video how they climb the outperform them all that’s all I was trying to state
JeepdogsRCbikelife 1 You’re still confusing opinion vs. facts.
i will never put Patagonias on my Jeep
Wolverine4x4 why
*height
Ko2s all day
Those iron mans are super sticky in the rocks.
Check my vids. Not runnin them anymore got Toyos now. But the we’re good for the price
I'll stick with my nittos
FALKEN WILDPEAK AT3 IS THE BEST
mall crawler tire review
Mall crawling makes some of us happy. To each his own.
Can you review the Patagonia MT 12.5 x 37 @ 17” Please
Hopefully soon!