Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT Cabin Noise Part One
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- This video measures the cabin sound of a Jeep Wrangler 392 with Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT 35x12.5 tires and compares it to the cabin sound in a stock Jeep Wrangler Sahara with Bridgestone Dueler 25570R18’s.
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Excellent video and appreciate all the work that went into it. You really did an outstanding job showcasing the db variance between the two. Subbed’ 😊
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I will NEVER buy another Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T tire again. I added four 35.12.5x35's to my new Ram 2500 Power Wagon and had to send 3 back to the place I purchased. They will not balance and provided a horrible ride. I was sent 3 more back and had another one of those not balance. Had Mickey Thompson send me another tire and it also failed. All the tires that failed were road force balanced after not balancing the first time. Waiting to get my money back, and I will send the tires back to the place I purchased. I ended up getting 4 new Nitto's. Rides fine now.
I loved my Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT tires on my JKR. I recently purchased an LJ and I wish that MT would make the Baja Boss in a 33 x10.50 15R.
I have the wildpeaks. I tried the Baja boss recently and will be switching. They are quieter! And they should perform better everywhere giving a slight edge to the wildpeaks in the wet. And while 3 dB might not seem like a lot, 3 dB is technically twice the energy since it’s logarithmic. Still, they are a quiet tire, especially considering how aggressive the tread is.
I've changed enough punctured 3 ply tires in the backcountry to know better than to buy shit like these. Keep your Wildpeaks and just turn the volume up 3dB on your music.
I have these on my Ranger. No road noise at all and no shakes at 75mph. Rotate and balance every 3k miles.
Got these tires on my mazda cx5, yah thats right on my mazda baby. They took a few tries to get balanced and still get unbalanced after the vehicle sits for a few days but goes back to being good after warming them up which i find unacceptable for a tire like this. Having said that i do like the sound they make. Just a nice little hum to let me know i got some good looking tires.
3 db is a 33% increase in sound. That's not too bad. You suggested they where louder when new?
Just guessing… will measure the sound fairly soon on a new set.
On that jeep, it doesn’t have amazing sound dampening. So I wonder how they would sound on a Ram Laramie?