Baja Claw MTZs?

[TerryD]

I've got a chance to trade my low mile 33x10.5 Boggers for a set of 35x12.5 Baja Claw MTZs. I was wondering if anyone had any experience with the MTZs? East coast use, think clay, mud and wet moss covered rocks.

 

[digs]

I have been running a set for about 2 years. Wear seems to be good. When aired down they clear the treads pretty well. I love them in deep snow. I couldn't tell you how they do in clay and moss, we don't get to muck of that in the New Mexico Mountains.

 

[6.2Blazer]

Which ones are they.....Baja Claw's or MTZ's......these are two different tires.

 

[reece13]

If they are the Baja Claws I would do it. Boggers are cool, but I see tons of people that run them on the street all the time and I think that's kinda a waste of a tire. Some people don't like mickey thompsons, but I live on the east coast and daily drive my truck with 37" Baja claws. As long as you rotate them and check your tire pressures a few times a month you should be good. Mine have actually lasted quite a while for being an aggressive tire. Sorry, no experience with the MTZs

 

[Bowtie85]

Buddy has a set Of 37s on his super duty, he hates em for offroad. Don't think They wear to bad on the highway

 

[K85 Octane]

I've never used any other tire on the front of my truck, don't have enough drive time with it. But they (38) are quieter than my dads nitto trail m/t (35) and procomp m/t. They flatten out nicely when aired down and have resisted chunking better than my rear toyo tires (though rears tend to do that)

I will have better feedback in a year or two. Hold on.....

 

[TerryD]

They are the MTZs. Not the Baja Claw. Sorry.

 

[digs]

Mine are 35 x 12.5 Baja MTZ. at 5 psi they float on 2-1/2 feet of snow.