My review of Milestar Patagonia MT02

Reviewing my Milestar Patagonia MT02 in a 40x143.50r17 load range D. I have about 3000 miles on them with a week of wheeling on Ultimate Adventure 2022. I also compare them to my previous Cooper STT Pro and a Nitto TrailGrappler. #patagoniaMT #milestartires #tirereview

[@leevahal900]

From what I understand is the side wall is weak and when aired down tears up the sidewall the price is the biggest selling point.

[@kadengundersen498]

I believe that was the old MT. Supposedly the MT02's don't do that, right?

[@sociallydistantcamper]

Good review. 👍
I would go to at least 50 psi in the cold. I ran 35 on my last ones and they wore uneven.

[@mrdato116]

Cool truck! Thinking about putting milestar on my Humvee

[@dad3562]

For your wheel hop I wonder if the drive line angles are slightly off? Wonder if it’s to steep even though it’s been a while with the lift and it just wore in a little.
My dads old truck did the same and I suggested to remove the rear drive shaft and take it for a spin. Found out he had to lower something with the carrier bearing. I can’t remember I was a kid lol

[@DG850post]

So how miles did you get before replacing? or how many miles do you have on them now

[@TokenTombstone]

Seat of the pants, what tyre did you like better among the three you displayed. I'm looking at 80%+ off road.

[@grandpacheaposgarage2964]

That’s a tough one. The mt02 Milestar may have the edge for off-road especially if it’s dry rocks

[@TokenTombstone]

@@grandpacheaposgarage2964 Ok thanks for the feedback.

[@jacksonlifsey7291]

whats the weight between the two?

[@grandpacheaposgarage2964]

I honestly don’t know. I never weighed them, it wasn’t a huge concern for me in a truck that’s over 7k pounds

[@prorider6997]

Have around 600 miles on my 38" MT02's and so far they've a awesome tire.