Are Hybrid Tires Worth It?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
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Constantly debating what kind of tires to run on your truck build? In today's episode, Dustin educates you on hybrid tires and the pros and cons that come along with them. Not looking to have super aggressive mud tires, but don’t want to run a street tire either? Then hybrid tires might be the perfect choice for you.
0:00 Intro
0:33 Wheels, Tires, Suspension
1:20 Hot Sellers
1:52 First Tire Invented
2:38 A Lot Has Changed…
3:49 What's Considered A Hybrid Tire?
4:45 Nitto Ridge Grappler
5:14 Radar Renegade RT
5:54 One Thing To Keep In Mind
6:33 Are They Worth It?
6:55 Outro
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I have Toyo Open Country R/T’s and they’re by far the best tire I’ve had. My previous tire was the Open Country AT3 and it was good but this tire has much more bite in the dirt and way better tread wear patterns.
i purchased Radar Renegade R/T for my 2010 Tundra (285/75r18) with RC 3.5 lift kit and these tires perform excellent on pavement and off road. On the Street and fwy, they are quite. Off road they are superior, so far I put in 12k miles on them and still have plenty of thread. I had Falken AT3 and Toyo Open Country before and so far these Radar Renegade are the best tires i purchased.
I had ATs (Cooper Discovered AT3) on my last truck setup and loved that tire but this time wanted just a bit more capability and stepped up to the Discoverer ST Maxx after watching a lot of reviews for it. I’m excited to try it out.
Always used to run BF k02's, eventually tried the Nitto Terra grapplers g2, moved to TOYO at2 and by the time those wore out I tried out some Toyo AT3. Sold that vehicle and ended up with a Jeep Grand cherokee, couldn't find many 265/50R20's in my area, ended up with some ridgegrapplers, I now see why they are praised so much.
Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T 🔥
Looking into putting these on my 2021 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 custom over the Toyo Open County A/t 3's on my 20 " stock wheels, do you like your baha boss A/t tires? How about the highway noise at 75 mph? Having a rough country 3.5 suspension lift put on my truck to accommodate 295/65/20 34.2 diameter tire..
@@jeffreyjuneau1959 not too bad at all, especially since your putting them on a 2021 you’ll barely hear anything. The sound insulation on your 2021 will be way better than my 2005. Just keep them rotated with every oil change and you’ll love them.
Did you notice a drop in performance because of the added weight of that tire? I see they’re in the heavier side compared to its competitors.
@@ChismTT not enough to notice, run them between 30-35 psi or it’ll feel like your driving a horse and buggy. Two years later still love them. Keep ‘em rotated.
Hard to beat Radar! Couldn’t be happier with mine. Plus their size selection is off the charts
I just had Venom Power Terra Hunter X/T's with Arkon Black Milled Roosevelt's installed last week. These tires far exceeded my expectations and for the price they're a great option.
I have those too. I've been very pleased with them so far
I have tried Ridge grapplers and now on a set of mt baja boss ats and i do really like the baja ats
Dustin, it’s okay if you don’t overannounciate and add emphasis at the end of every sentence. Sometimes it gets very repetitive and tiring to listen to. Love your company and appreciate your hard work though!
I've got the 33x12.50r20
R/T tire and they're quieter than expected and love the look so yes they're worth it so far
Just ordered a set of Trail blades XT 295/60/20 for 20x9 stock rims and a 3.5" lift. I had to stretch a $ and will fit my needs
The only tire needed on a 4WD is the late Parnelli Jones Dirt Grip. It even had J's and P's in the tread design.
Bring it back. Make copy. Whatever.
Another good tire is the Trxus MT. Add more grooves and/or siping with a grooving iron, if you must, but they work pretty well right off the shelf.
Low-profile "offroad" tires look poseur, especially when they can't tuck under the flares when the suspension is compressed.
I've had the Venom Power Terra Hunter X/T's on my truck for a few months and I absolutely love them. Tread pattern looks sick, they had good traction in the snow, and they don't make much road noise. I love the way they perform. Cheaper option but great results.
Got the same ones on my truck 33x12.50r20. Love them also. They ride smooth been awesome in rain and mud. The price was the best part for sure.
I just had them installed last week. They are way better than I expected for the price and definitely don't regret the decision.
Hell ya good reviews!
How do those Venom's wear that now you guys got time on them? I bought some recently... they have yet to be installed. I got them for looks and PRICE, cuz I also got a 6 inch lift, etc... of course I've heard of the venom tires but don't know anyone who has them
@@josephlardino3250 mine are still holding up great, even done some burnouts on them. I think as long as they aren’t stretched, you’ll have a nice even wear on them. I probably only have 5,000 miles on mine and you can’t even tell they’ve worn yet. If I were you I’d go ahead and put them on your wheels👍🏼
Yup, lovin' my Cooper Discoverer Rugged Trek's, lots of tread and no road noise
Love my 35" Toyo RT's...
Lake Havasu 🌞 Az
I have a 2” lift kit on my 2WD TWO-WHEEL DRIVE Chevy Colorado. Right now it’s on Toyo street tires and 20x9 Fuel Cleavers. I want more stance so I’m in the market for a new wheel and tire setup. My truck is a daily driver and I drive mostly on paved roads and highways. No off-roading cuz, haha it’s a 2WD. Question: what type of tire should I get? A hybrid, an all-terrain, or something totally different? I want a semi-aggressive look. Thanks y’all 👍🏽
I love my Radar Renagade M/Ts Smooth & Quiet Ride 👌🏾👌🏾
I love my radar renegades as well, very well made and love how they perform
Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T are one heck of a tire with a 50,000 mile warranty. Went with them over Ridge Grapplers because of no milage warranty and tired of seeing em on every truck in texas. Have them my 2015 Chevy Duramax and they are great for towing 10,000+ pound rv trailer all day long cross country
Thanks for the info!
Agreed I've got them on my F150 running 20x10's with truck leveled and they look good and tuff and mud is no issue. On hwy in rain storm though she is a bit squirly if not careful. Only drawback is they are not a true 33 like I would prefer they are a bit smaller
@youareawesome591 alot trucks are slip in rain due to know weight, these tires have ton of grip rain & snow. I keep 300lb in back of bed at all times and take out when towing the rv.
TOYO Open Country RT. FTW! 🤘
Having Mickey Thompson Baja boss A/T's put on my 2021 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Custom with Rough County 3.5 suspension lift to accommodate 295/65/20" right at 35" I think with no scrub, the shop recommended them over Toyo Open County A/t 3's ..excited, anyone riding with them on there truck ?
I had trailblades xt for the past 4yrs i never had a problem with them. About to mount some RBP m/t’s. Refused to buy the atturos again cause i got them for $800 from you guys but now in today times youre selling them for over $1200. They are definitely not a $1200 so had to try a new brand that wasnt over $1000 which is hard to find plus had to go down to a 33
What about snow? I live in Illinois 6 miles from the WI boarder. I have a Chevy Trail Boss and the stock off readers are crap in snow. They look good but crap in snow. Do you have any you can recommend for off-road and snow.
The hybrids do well all around!
Picking my truck up tonight from the shop. They just put some kenda klever RT tires on there and I’m excited to see how they do
Hell yea!
I was reading comments waiting for the Kenda’s to come up.
I absolutely love mine. I’ve ran them on my last truck and now on my new truck.
Fantastic tires, especially up here in Minnesota. 💪🏻
Thank You Much 😊
BFg KO2 for the win I've tried so may tires and keep coming back to bfg ko2
I just bought some Toyo RT's 37x12.50R18 for my project Range Rover, about 65% life for $80 bucks for all 4.
I loved my toyo r/t's until I needed new tires and went with nitto ridge grapplers, and I love the look and the ride better than toyo, toyo needs to update the r/t. It's been around for awhile
I have the venom power r/t+’s on my rig and they have never let me down been thru and will get you thru decent and sticky mud and I’ve never got stuck
🤘🤘 good to hear
All the Hybrids are great, like you said the best of both worlds......Ive had the Toyo. Nitto and latest Yoko's x-ATs... problem is when they get 1/2 way worn they all start to make noise. Im now mostly on the hwy pulling so I want quiet on my gas 7.3 F250....going back to a AT tire, just not certain which one in a 37x12.5x20.
Yessir!
At tires can be loud as well.
@@bradj5642 shut up. There less aggressive than hybrids
What happened to the zeon LTX?
Yes
While my Venom Power Terra Hunter X/Ts perform great in snow, I was severely disappointed in mud, they ride quiet but will be going to a full mud terrain soon
I know it probably will sound obvious, but in my experience, even the more “extreme” hybrids don’t compare to a full mud tire in the mud. A lot of guys think they should work as good as an MT, I think.
@@phild9813 I get what you mean, even in a wet yard these tires have left no choice but to hammer down to keep from getting stuck.
Would general grabber apt tires be considered a hybrid tire because I feel like it’s a slight mud terrain and high all terrain
The General Grabber APT is considered an all terrain tire - One of the biggest things it lacks to be considered a hybrid is the square shoulder lugs we typically see, and it is only available in Metric sizes and has a lower load range then your standard Hybrid. -Fuller
@@CustomOffsetsTV ok thanks
Like to see a review on the americus rugged A/TR
I dig my renegade hybrid rt 37x20x12.50 on 10 wide
The info is good but you need to take it down like 3 notches
I've ran BFG KO2 for the past 3 years and will continue to do so. I absolutely love them. But they fall into the all terrain class. But am looking for a hybrid that would give the same level of grip on snowy roads and I run 1 tire all year and am afraid none of the hybrids would do as great in the snow in the hilly northwest/ north central PA crap roads.
Can’t go wrong with what you know you love!
Mickey Thompson baja at!!! 3psmf rated. Hybrid
I'm with ya! I'm looking for new tires but I'm leaning more towards the AT tread patterns than the Hybrid. I don't run in mud or sand just pretty much pavement, gravel roads and North central Pennsylvania winters. I don't know but I was told the Mud side of the Hybrids aren't all that great for snow. But as I said I don't know. So I'll stay with the AT and know what I know. They work for me!
I think hybrids work okay in the snow, with the Duratrac being the obvious and boring choice. If you’re talking hard packed snow and ice, then there is NO replacement for dedicated snow tires.
Cooper Discoverer Rugged Trek
You know what y'all need? A 3PMS filter for your tires.
They’re basically just fancy looking street tires. Ain’t worth a damn in mud
I own one of your old trucks.
I’ll stick with my knarly Gladiator’s X-Comp M/T all day long
I'll let you know how my venom power X/Ts do soon
🤘🤘
I love mine I've had them on for a few months👍
Same here you wont be sorry. I will definitely buy again when the time comes.
I love mine
👍👍🔥💯
i had ridge graps on my truck and they were the worst tires ive ever had tbh.
I'm asking in the nicest way I possibly can but is Dustin okay? He looks really tired here
LESSGOOOO
Damn you I thought I was first😂
I honestly don’t like them. I’ve had Toyo and Nitto’s versions and they drove heavy and bad in the snow for me. Driving a Wrangler. I like my current Cooper STT Pro’s
Road noise?
@@slaterrk both weren’t actually bad in terms of noise. The Toyo’s were noticeably louder and the Nitto’s looked better. If you meant the Coopers, they’re loud. Louder than Trail Grapplers and Open Country’s lol. But I like that
STT Pro's are a mud tire, you should try Cooper's hybrid the Rugged Trek's
I wish they would keep this annoying guy out of videos…