Tacoma Makeover: Upgrading with Mickey Thompson Baja AT Tires!
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- If you're in the market for new wheels for your Tacoma, look no further! In this video, we break down the top reasons why Mickey Thompson's Baja AT wheels are the perfect choice. From their rugged design to their off-road capabilities, we've got it all covered. Whether you're a seasoned off-roader or just want to give your truck a facelift.
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*Editors Note* The MT Baja Boss tires in the video are the STD load tire. Here are the specs for the Standard Load Baja Boss.
Size: 285/70/17 STD
Tread Depth: 16 mm
Diameter: 32.8 in
Width: 11.6 in
Max Load: 2756lbs @ 44 psi
Weight: 48 lbs (x 4 = 192 lbs)
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I hate to burst your bubble, but you've got the SL rated mickeys installed on your truck, not LT rated.
Thanks for the call out. I did check and they are indeed the SL tires. Different load capacity than the LTs.
@@Mumfy64That's good for weight at least. I'm looking at the 285-70 17s in SL for my 4Runner, they're 48 lbs each which is much more reasonable. 4 months later, are you still happy with them?
@@trailrunnah8886 these tires have been most impressive! Very happy I got them.
Almost any new off road tire will perform reasonably. The true test of any off road tire is at their half life mark, or when half the tread depth is gone.
I just purchased the Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T 35x12.5x17 load "D", 8 ply LT tires for my 2019 Ford Raptor.
Running a 37x12.50x17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT on my Gladiator Rubicon and I absolutely love them!! The tire has preformed flawlessly in all conditions. Mud, rock Canadian winter and no matter what I throw at them they never disappoint. Out preforming BFG ko2’s and Wildpeak AT3W’s (side by side comparison in winter and mud). Only downside is they’re heavy and require a lot of weight to balance. Would I buy them again??…… ABSOLUTELY!
I’ve run several types of tires on my Jeep and Ram trucks. Mostly MTs but a couple hybrid tires as well. I run dirt, mud, snow up here in the Washington State mountains. I started researching tires that were close to a Blizzak tread design for the rain and snow up here. Finally Mickey Thompson came out with an aggressive looking tire with factory sipped tread. I would get about 30,000 miles running Maxxis Razor MTs or Toyo MTs on my Ram 2500. I’m really looking forward to the next 30,000 miles to compare the two. So far running in the big rain up here I’ve noticed a huge difference in handling in heavy rain and gravel roads. I believe this will be the best tire ever made for my type of driving.
Awesome feedback on your experience with those tires.
I had the same issue with the Ridge Grapplers. In rain they were terrible for traction. I had a few scary moments driving on them in heavy rain. Went with Falken Wildpeak AT3W’s after and they are so much better!
I’ve heard good things about the Wildpeaks. Glad you found a good wet weather tire!
I thought about wildpeak but the treads and sidewalls looked like more on road tires. I suspected they are the best on road because they’re by far the least aggressive and probably sit in between categories. Never seen them off-roading or in snow next to ridge grapplers or Baja bosses. I have Baja boss but haven’t gotten into heavy rain yet. There’s more siping than the nittos and the rain reviews are better, but we’ll see.
Yup same issues I had also with the NRG
Well said my friend, I think you have the very best now!!
I had these Baja boss tires on my f150 for just over 2 years now. 40k miles and they still have life in them. I will be running these tires from now on. Will keep the best 2 of my current tires as backups when I install new tires
Ive been super happy with the Baja Boss so far. Glad to hear just how well they have performed for you!!
great information/review.. also love your shorts and that company too!!
Nice intro Mumfy! You really go through new shoes, much respect.
Appreciate that
Toyo makes a 285/75/17 AT tire. I ran their mud terrains on my old Jeep and thought they were great. I opted for the 35x10 or 255’s on my new Jeep. So far I think they are a little noisy for all-terrains but riding around in a soft top with mud terrains for 10 years has made me immune to tire noise. Plus there isn’t a ton of new music I would prefer over the hum of the tires.😂
Lots of great older music to listen to!!
I have Wildpeak AT3Ws in the same size on my 4R. It’s always tempting to go bigger but the stress on everything from the steering rack to the spindles to needing to regear has me thinking I’ll stick with 285s for now. The AT4Ws (C-load) and these in E are on my list. Leaning towards these but we will see how the AT4Ws pan out for people as they rack up miles.
My Ridge Grapplers are wearing low after 30k miles and have Baja Boss on deck. The wet traction is lacking. I have experienced slipping / loss of traction on turns at low speeds. I have a Grand Cherokee and am looking forward to seeing how the Baja Boss holds up.
I’m loving the Baja Boss so far. Had a couple rain storms roll through and they have been amazing. Looking forward to using them in the snow.
Upgrading to the Baja Boss AT’s on Monday! I’m so excited to get rid of my Good Year Wrangler Duratrac’s. TERRIBLE tire for snow, ice and rain. Heard nothing but great things from the Mickey’s. Can’t wait!
I have heard great things about the MT BB as well. Why I went with them. I like they have the 3peak rating.
Weren’t the Goodyear duratracs the first mountain/snow or “3 peak” rated tire available roughly 12 years ago? I don’t understand the hate those tires get today compared to the love people had for them when the 3.6 was new to wranglers. 2012 ish
@@angeloplanes8497 ha, except the 3 peak rating doesn’t mean anything. It just means it met the MINIMUM requirements to make it a “snow tire” the test to get that little logo is very easy to accomplish, there’s a few TH-cam videos on how the 3peak logo actually doesn’t mean much… Most All seasons are able to get the 3peak, even if they don’t have the actual logo.
Also, my Baja Boss’ are installed on my truck and I went on a few hunting trips in THICK snow, ice and mud in the Alberta Rocky Mountains, We had a 12” snowfall happen a few weeks back and my Mickeys absolutely shocked me. They did phenomenal compared to my Duratrac’s. Honestly can’t recommend the Baja Boss AT’s enough. I’ll never be buying Good Year ever again.
My Tacoma came with Good Year Duratrac and they were losing traction in the rain at 24000. Very loud and chattered causing vibration when coming to a stop a turning slowly. Just got Baja Boss AT’s as a replacement and there is no comparison!! Baja looks so much better and feels so much smoother and the traction was awesome in deep water on highway yesterday. Btw kept my alignment on point with the Good Years and got rid of them at 24000
I am also running the mickey tompson boss on my 2013 silverado so far the performance has been really good on and off trail highway noise was surprisingly quiet for how aggressive the tread is. The one think i have a complaint is balancing is not good i have taken my truck back twice now for balancing. Have you had any issues with that. Mine are 33x12.5
I have heard of the balancing issues, but I have not had that issue so far.
I'm in need of new tires very soon for my Tacoma, considering the Baja Boss. Just wondering if they're noisy. They look so aggressive so I'm hesitant
I am noticing very minimal road noise. At around 70-80 mph there is a low drone but nothing that can't be drowned out by the stereo.
Absolutely love the MT Baja Boss 💙
But the added weight for the Tacoma is the only down side for me. Great video! 👊
That’s why I got it tuned with the OTT and re-geared!! 😎🤜🤛
I’ve got roughly 43k miles on my ridge grapplers and I hate driving in the rain with them. No matter how aggressively or conservatively I accelerate, I always slide. There have been 2 experiences when I thought I’d total my truck due to the ENTIRE truck sliding when turning. So ready to get rid of them but trying to get as many miles out of them as possible. Not to mention that after 10k miles I noticed the rubber between the treads were cracking
Yeah I didn't like their wet weather traction, and if that has been your experience just drive carefully. So far I have really been impressed with the MT Baja Boss. Had a few rain storms come through and they have not had any traction issues so far.
Have had many tires over the years from Interco Trxus STX rough, great off-road. Pirelli Scorpion A/T+ great on road ok off. General Grabber A/T average all around not great. Have Baja Boss A/T now. Technology has come a long way. Great all around and almost as quiet as the Pirelli's on road. Even now with 25K miles they are quiet and have plenty of tread left. Best tires I have had! Mine are 285/70/17 on a 4Runner. E rated, I would go with the lighter one's if I get another set. No issues, just hurt my gas mileage a bit and the softer sidewalls may help the ride...
I have 285 ridge grapplers on ram 1500 with 5.7 terrible tires. Looking for a replacement these look good. My grapplers were terrible in snow mud and wet grass. I was also looking at kenda klevers and toyo rt
Yeah the Nittos were not great in snow. Much happier with the Baja Boss!
I like the outro track
How would these compare to MAXXIS RAZR AT811 tyres?
Not sure. I haven’t run those before.
Exactly why I'm changing my NRG with the MT AT
They were horrible on wet pavement ice and snow
Comparing the LT Nittos and SL Mickeys AT. How are you liking the lighter weight? Do you notice better road compliance hitting bumps on the road.
I thought I ordered the LTs and not the SLs. That was my mistake, but as far as their performance? They have been leaps ahead of the Nittos. Much better in the rain and looking forward to testing out in the snow. They held up great with low pressure (20psi) on a trail run and as for the road compliance they take bumps like a champ. Keep in mind that the also have a great suspension that helps out as well.
@@Mumfy64 Thanks for the reply. Happy to hear the SL is performing well. Definitely going with SL next. I feel the LT might be overkill. Looking forward to a review later.
Get the wildpeaks next. They make a 285/75 tire and I have them. Best tire I’ve ever had. Trying the Baja boss at’s now
I have heard good things about the Wildpeaks, but I may just stick with the Baja Boss.
Do they ride softer and are they quieter than the nitro ridge.
they run about the same. with the wider shoulder lugs there is a tiny bit more noise but nothing to be annoyed with.
Did good not going with Falken, but would have gone with at a minimum an XL if you are off-roading that Taco. But I am looking at putting a set of those but also looking at Cooper R/T and possibly, TOYO RT or maybe even Duratrac RT with the 3-ply sidewall.
I really like the MT BB AT so far. They have been incredible. I thought I was going with the E load tire but have been surprised by the performance of the SL tires.
Please explain why he did good not going with Falken.............................. oooooooops Never mind the fact you're looking at Coopers says it all!🤣🤣
Do the mickey thompson have a wheel guard like the nittos?
Not sure what the nittos have, but the E load Baja Boss has what I would qualify as a wheel guard. The SL tire (which this video is for ) does not have a wheel guard and thinner tread 16/32 vs 18.5/32) than the E load. FYI, The E-load is a 63 lb tire while the SL tire is 48 lb.
Great answer Austin, thanks for the great info!!
Nice tire but would go to a 255 85 16?
Is that just to get the 35? Why don’t prefer that size?
I have 38k miles on my truck. 90 miles after I bought my truck new. I changed the tires to 35x12.5R18 to the ridge grapplers. The tire definitely gave me every penny worth. But after 40k miles the tire needed to be changed. Fallcons are complete garbage. Lucky to get 35k out of them and are horrible in rainy conditions. (Had them on my other truck) The Baja bosses I just bought are good for 50k miles. And I love them so far. But just not the price.
Did you get the SL or the LT rated Baja Boss? That might help with the cost... Glad to hear you like the MT BB tires. I am enjoying mine.
Are these 3 peak rated?
The Baja boss tires are 3Peak rated
He says it at 05:18 in the video.