All terrain vs Mud terrain tires - On/Off-Road Comparison
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- All terrain vs Mud terrain tires - On/Off-Road Comparison
All terrain tires:
BFGoodrich KO2: amzn.to/3fpalWW
Falken Wildpeak AT3W: amzn.to/3FK9vPc
TOYO Open Country ATIII: amzn.to/3DqfYfD
Mickey Thompson BAJA BOSS A/T: amzn.to/3DnAjCe
Mud terrain tires:
YOKOHAMA Geolandar MT G003: amzn.to/3sQmpUn
BFGoodrich KM3: amzn.to/3DtdjBN
Milestar Patagonia MT: amzn.to/3UegGn1
00:00 Intro
01:33 Tread pattern
02:25 Side wall
02:55 Rubber compound
03:25 Siping
04:47 Noise level
06:01 Life time
06:30 Weight
07:10 Price
07:55 Summary
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![The BEST 9 All Terrain [A/T] Tires Tested! Conti vs BFGoodrich vs Firestone vs Toyo vs Nitto + More](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2hwYCc6YvYM/mqdefault.jpg)
I used to keep AT for on road and mild off road and MT for strictly off road use but with today's modern MT tires, I don't have to keep two different sets anymore. My Yokohama MT G003 handle predictably on road with minimal noise and balance requirements yet do brilliant off roads in mixed terrains and rocks.
i have g003 but for me wasting them onroad is pointless. i want to preserve them for offroad so run wilpeak at3w on road and for easy.offroad
not when roads unexpextedly turn to real harsh muddy or rocky off road@@chrisbeerad8835
Dedicated going to work vehicle versus the dedicated mudding tires Get authenticated or appropriate vehicle and then get a priest for going to work❤❤❤
mostly prefer public transportation for work@@mikedownen3962
not when roads turn to mud frequently or ricks due to torrential rains and mudslides and landslides@@chrisbeerad8835
Best comparison video out there. Thank you for this!
Great episode! Very clear and objective
Thanks for the comment!
I"m currently rocking Cooper Evolution MT's. They're awesome offroad, but they're pretty loud. I'm definitely switching to AT's next time. I love the look and the performance, but my car spends 95% of the time on streets or freeways. I also noticed last year in Big Bear that my MT's really don't handle ICE very well. Great in the dirt, but lacking in extreme winter conditions.
100%. I am keeping my ko2s for the same reason just incase I don’t like my mud terrains I have something to fall back onto.
How did the threads wear? I have MT but the blocks are wearing out, I’m mostly on pavement
@@jayprogroupwhy buy mts if youre mostly on pavement
@@tommys2979 you know most truckers also care about the aggressive look but I fixed the issue now running all terrain in front and M/T at back, having a lovely even wear pattern now. What’s your set up??
The noise also depends on THE ROAD SURFACE YOU ARE ON.
Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs ftw. I have a Jeep and I go off road alot. The Duratracs are amazing in mud and snow.
thats good to know. However, I have two friends that have had them punctured on the trails. Just saying.
I had sidewall puncture with mine as well.
Got two sets of tires for my Taco TRD 4X4, one original Goodyear tires OEM stock for normal everyday commute.
Then a set of BFG KO2 for off road and winter use.
With some practice its quick to change over tires.
This is the way to do it. I can't stand people buying off road tires and then complaining about road noise. It's like buying a sport bike, and then complaining that it goes fast. Or like dating a hot girl and then complaining that she gets a lot of attention from guys. Seriously, STFU. If you're doing light off-roading, you can do just fine with load E highway tires. Most of these poser pavement princesses have super aggressive tires, but then take their trucks to the car wash every week so it can sparkle in the sun like an emo vampire. Heaven forbid their truck have a little dirt on it.
Use the tires for what they're meant for and stop bitching about road noise. If road noise bothers you, then pick up some rims from the junk yard and keep a set of off-road tires for when you go off-road ing, but run highways the rest of the time.
Great overview!
Here is a number 9: Don’t buy BFGoodrich. Compare to other tires, they are way overpriced and not worth the dollar you spend on.
Every tire is over priced nowadays.
@@4WDisLife I know people don’t have much love for Wrangler Duratrac, but it’s great for midsize trucks
I love my k02s. Great wear, great grip on and off road. Also good in snow.
I have nothing but good things to say about bfg tires. Haven't ever had a bad set.
@@richardpowell1389 worst tires ive ever run. I’ve lost grip in rain all the time and wouldn’t even let my wife drive my truck when it was raining. I have them a few tries too. I had the original KO’s that I loved, then had a c load range that lasted me only 28,000 miles before they were completely bald. Then I gave them another try with the e load rating and although they lasted longer, they still were the worst in any rain/snow that I’ve ever had.
👍👍👍👍 Not all All Terrains tire brands have a milage warranty, this time I'm going with Toyo A/T3 LT 50,000. I live in the San Bernardino Mountains and sometimes my son and I take an off road home for fun. My Toyo MT worked great on trails for two years and not so good on icy roads, so think about this, some times the trail is icy. On mountain asphalt roads I always drive slower with MT'S and in snowy icy condition I might have to put it in four wheel on some icy road inclines. But I never had to put my chains on, now that would be like admitting defeat or a deal breaker for that tire. I ran BF All Terrains for years and they worked fine (2500hd), my son really likes the Toyo A/T3 (Toyota OfRd) and that's why I'm putting them on my truck now.
I have heard great things of Toyo and would love to try them except for the price haha. Also I think i will try falken wildpeak at3w ones my set of ko2 wear out.
@@4WDisLife I buy my tires at America's Tire they cost more their but I'm buying the service too. Toyo's 315/75/16LT A/T3 $339.00 ea 50,000 mile and the 37/12.50/17 were $45?.00 ea and have been out of stock, so I staying with my 35" for now. Falken's 315/75/16 were were $9.00 less $330.00 w/55,000 mile, Falken's 37" $454.00
@@ry3539 good to know. I can’t really run 16s in my tundra or I would haha.
@@4WDisLifeavoid falken tires are CHEAP AND WACK AF , and by cheap I mean by overall quality and performance, they’re priced more affordable but like they say “GOOD WORK AINT CHEAP AND CHEAP WORK AINT GOOD”
I’m from Hesperia so I know what you’re talking about. I’d probably go with kenda klever rt’s
But what if your 10% of driving offroad is completely in mud because you dont have road to your home? You should use MT tires :(
When you switched to the geolander mud terrain did you have any rubbing issues with the setup you have (Bilstein 6112 5160 and 17" icon rebounds)
Not at all
@@4WDisLife sweet! And what load range? I'm thinking about getting a set for my 2017 double cab and just trying to make sure they fit without rubbing.
@@Hyper-Grace-is-Grace Load range E
The geolandar MT are Quiet af don’t what you’re talking about and I feel zero vibration and I have some on my 2021 Trail Boss. Tires have been putting in work better than BF and the Goodyear AT tires. Prices are always gonna go up, if y’all don’t wonna pay almost $1500-2000 bands for some good AT or MT tires than just avoid an Off Road vehicle and buy a Honda 👍🏽👍🏽 off road vehicles are definitely not for the broke or penny pinching type of ppl
I do feel some minor vibration at slower speed turns but that’s about it. I do love mine so far.
I had them installed today geolandar mt 285/75/17 on my Tacoma and noise is low and so are vibrations. Great tire!
Which tires would be the best for my 4runner 2021???
I will do 80 % highway maybe 20% off-road. I don't want to be stock in mud...need good traction if necessary
Thank you
I’d say a good set of hybrid tires.
Geolander mt vs Goodyear duratrack vs open country mt
Need your personal ouest opinion 😊
Mud tires any good for winter snow seasons?
winter yes. Snow/ice mix not ideal. Deep snow yes.
I like M/T’s for on/off road. And my M/T’s are good on road as well and quiet. And my MPG is still good. Not a big difference. But deff depends on how big the tires are. And tread.
What mt tires
Insa Turbo m/t tires come with three peak snowflake rating...
Grtz
Rbp repulsor mt rx 35x13.50r20 are snow ❄️ rated
If you don't need mudd terrain tires then don't purchase them as they're nothing but vibration and steering component disasters. I also find putting LT tires on half ton trucks are nothing but problematic. They are exceptions, but for my experience any type of LT tires on half ton trucks causes steering component failures due to excessive weight and vibrations.
all good points. I have never had any problem with ko2 LT tires on my tundra and I have a relatively sizable one. As far as mud terrain, it’s something you have to experience yourself to know if they are what you need because others opinion are all mostly subjective.
@@4WDisLife For me I use P rated all terrain tires as I'm mostly on road with some grass and sand.
Where is this
famous reading outdoors
@@4WDisLife awesome!
Radar renegade RT plus best of both worlds
Try yokohama geolander mt, it does not howl.
That’s literally what I said I got haha.
The Yokohama mt g003’s have siping down 80% depth
That’s is great to know.
Yeah it's a good tire but understand deep siping does have negative effect sometimes. I'm on my 3rd set of goo3 so obviously like them but here in the Rockies they chip and lugs break off usually where the siping is. Deep siping on a mt has pros and cons.
5:15 he said that people are wrong that mud tires are louder than all terrains but then goes on to say he thinks his mud tires are louder than all terrain that doesn’t make sense make your mind up on which is louder
He said other people told him there going to be “slightly louder” where-as in his experience they were MUCH louder. He’s not disagreeing that they’re louder instead he objects HOW loud
Remember folks skinny tires are better in snooze and wide tires they float too much
Dura tracs are rated 3ps. They are mud terrain tire
Duratracs are all terrains
Nothing new that anyone who off-roads does not already know! Worthless....
i run 2 sets mts for trips away and ats for everything else . mts shit all over ats in every offroad situation PERIOD