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any opinions on the mtz

scrappyk5

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well since nobody really had anything good to say about the baja claw,

how bout the mickey thompson radial baja mtz ?:D
 
:confused: 35 x 12.50 x 15 , is 167.00 each actually pretty good i guess.
it is a little more aggressive than the radial claw, but design for highway use.
 
scrappyk5 said:
:confused: 35 x 12.50 x 15 , is 167.00 each actually pretty good i guess.
it is a little more aggressive than the radial claw, but design for highway use.
really? the only ones I have seen prices for are the ones for 17" rims and they were like $300 apiece but thats not too bad. I paid $95 for my 35x1250 retreads and that was more then I could afford.
 
i've found that tires on 15 or 16.5 rims are the most inexpensive - start doing 16, 17 ... and for some reason the tires get more expensive. i don't get it - they use less rubber to make the same tire w/ a bigger wheel diameter.
 
bringing this back...any one who has been running them for a while want to update???
 
Well i did end up buying these and they are great. i have not wheeled with them yet but i have driven in some snow and mud and they feel good.
not alot of hhmm on the highway at 65 either.
 
I have close to 500mi on them and real visable wear at all...
 
I've got a couple thousand kilometers on mine, with 750ftlbs of torque in the cummins and driveing like an ass. they're showing surprisingly little wear. but its been cold a crappy here, wait till the temps come up then I'll see what they do.
 
I have had mine on for about 4 months and about 7,000 miles.
they still look new, ride comfortable but a wee bit louder. i think
they are a great design. two thumbs up...
 
scrappyk5 said:
I have had mine on for about 4 months and about 7,000 miles.
they still look new, ride comfortable but a wee bit louder. i think
they are a great design. two thumbs up...
any mud yet? How do you think they do in the snow?
 
dang, finally modifyed and install my 3rd gen centers on the H2s on my MTZs. Killer. they work good as can be expected in the snow, we had a short blizzard this morning. they did good enough on the drive in this morning.


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