Cooper Rugged Trek VS Mickey Thompson Baja Boss Tire Comparison
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2021
- This week I've got a tire comparison for you. I'm comparing the Cooper Rugged Trek VS Mickey Thompson Baja Boss. The first thing you notice when you see these tires is how similar they look. That’s because Mickey Thompson is owned by Cooper which will soon be owned by Goodyear, coincidentally. Cooper actually calls the Rugged Trek a Rough Terrain pattern but I call it a Hybrid. Both tires compete directly with the Goodyear Duratrac, Nitto Ridge Grappler, Yokahama X-AT, and Toyo Open Country RT. The Best Applications for this tire are jeeps, trucks, and SUV’s that spend most of their time on road but like to go mudding or off-roading on the weekends. Both have features that would make them perform better than a run of the mill All Terrain tire but not as good as a Maximum Traction/Mud Terrain tire.
Let me know if you would take the Cooper Rugged Trek or Mickey Thompson Baja Boss off-road in the comments.
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These were new to me. I’m liking both of them Matt. Thanks for showcasing these.
My pleasure!
From all the videos I watched on the Mickey Thompsons, this was more thorough and precise. I just ordered a set of MT, can't wait to get them.
Thank you for your reviews, you're the only one that gives real unbiased trustworthy advice. Every other tire youtube is heavily sponsored and they sound like a used car salesmen
Just what I needed to make a decision. Clearly an expert. Easy to understand, in a logical progression.
Matt is probably the best tire reviewer on YT. I've watched enough of guys who don't know what they are talking about and not even prepared to show the country of origin or size or 3PMSF emblem. Then I've watched this silly guy shouting and yelling in a dark basement without enough lights to see the tread. So amateur. Matt is low keyed and personable and knowledgeable. Wish he was in my town and I'd go to his shop for all my tire needs.
Just installed a set of Mickeys on my Ford F250 6.7 diesel this morning. Ok, any new set of tires will feel smooth and quiet as they have a full tread compared to worn treads. So the Mickeys are quiet and smooth on the 15 miles I put on them after I had them on. I'm sure they will crush dirt, snow, gravel, mud, and grass all-day long.
Edit: I've had them on for about 3 weeks now. So far, still smooth and quiet. We haven't had snow yet but I have no.doubt they will be super. Plan to go to either Monument Valley or Jackson Hole later on so they will run through snow or snow and dirt.
I was able to drive to the most remote town in the loeer 48, Jarbidge, Nevada. I drive out from Southern Idaho, running 40 miles on paved asphalt before it ends abruptly into dirt track for 20 miles. The dirt road wasnt anytbing bad, well graded, but had some step sections going to Murphy Hot Springs. Thr tires gripped very well and i was in full control at all times. I drive through miles if switchbacks woth no sliding and raised my confidence several notches. No drama and basically a non event to Jarbidge and back.
We had some snow over Thanksgiving and Christmas. Nothing big, just maybe two inches and slush on the hardtop. It gripped fine. I coukd break the rear loose if I tapped on the 925 pounds of torque from the dieselgl8ng around corners but it held in reasonable driving without any drama. Not any test if deeo snow yet, but i have no doubt it will not let me down. The ride is quiet and continues to be well mannered even as i drove 700 miles to california coast and back.
I think I've found the perfect all terrain tire. Thanks for your great review.
I'll watch his reviews from now on, good job dude.
Great review thanks. I just had KO2S. Recently ordered Duratracs. I wish I knew about these to try them out.
Really good info! Well paced delivery!
Great review of the tires and especially the comparison between them. I didn’t know Goodyear was going to purchase Cooper. Keep up the good work and make more videos,maybe one on balance and how different ways to use weights for different types of wheels with or without tpms, correct inflation for tire size. Some people don’t have paved drive ways for chalking. Thanks for helping and all the glory to the creator!
I put on the new Cooper Rugged Trek on my truck 3 weeks ago and have been off-roading every weekend here in the mountains of Colorado. First of, these tires are super quiet on the highway and provide an extremely smooth ride. Off road has been great. We've been climbing up and down logging roads and off shoots at 40+ degrees and the tires get us right up the path with limited slippage. I was quite impressed. I highly recommend trying these tires much more then this guys "low try".
Right on!
throwin them on my 3500 duramax tomorrow, looking forward to seeing how they handle the snow/ice!
Yoyo from Colorado as well!
How do they perform in the snow?
Do a review of the Cooper Rugged Trek vs ST max
Thank you for your great detail on your tire videos!
Glad you like them! I love making them for y'all! New one just posted on the General Tire AltiMAX Rt45.
Awesome review Matt. I like the look of both tires, but love the price of the Cooper. Keep up the great work.
Thanks! 👍
Good Stuff, Great Tips😄👍
Thanks for the review!
Thanks for watching.
Another excellent review. They both look like great tires but my vote when I upgrade my Bronco OEM tires is for the Mickey Thompson. Thanks for posting.
Nice
Finally you’ve help me make the rite choice
Dave
Australia
FINALLY- the comparison i've been WAITING on.. I love them BOTH... so wanted a fair comparison by someone that KNOWS.. THANK YOU-- I don't NEED a mud-tire-- these are more perfect for what I'd love. I was looking at K02s by BFG, but I like these better..
Nice!
I think both tires knocked it out of the park brother. Huge fan of the mountain peak sidewall of the cooper! Excellent content as always! Easy subscribe from me! 👊👊🇺🇲🇺🇲
Awesome! Thank you!
Just picked up a set of the cooper rugged trek tires for my 4Runner. Smooth as glass no shakes or vibration, unlike the wilpeak at3w. The wild peaks were out or around and could not be balanced, they were a nightmare. Coopers ride smooth and are a lot more aggressive and just as quite.
What year is your 4runner? I just order the Rugged Trek for my 2002 4Runner 2WD.
@@hThorman123 its a 2020 trd.
Coopers are very good tires , got a set of at3 xlts. Love um
Great review, thank you, hard to find great reviews, just ordered the coppers. we hit the beach about once a week and I can’t wait to test them out over my stock Bridgestone dualler alenzas with 37k of highway miles lol. I get thru but not with out airing down, 4wheel low and gas. Lol. Peace in mind should be 10fold with these new tires
I was at my local tire shop today getting tire's for the car. Sitting right there in front of me was a 275/60r20 Rugged Trek. For those who may be interested in this tire, it IS 3PMSF rated....at least in that size. I'm in Wisconsin and will be looking much harder at this tire seeing it's 3PMSF. That said, I'm pretty set on the Mickey's.
Good 2 know
Thanks for another great overview. I'm having trouble changing from K02's and been looking at the Baja Boss but still not sure how they'll do with noise. For a JL rubicon 35". Mostly street and occasional off road with higher speeds. Thanks!
Mickey loud as hell
Great video!
Another really great video Matt! Thank you! Tha Baja Boss AT is another one I was looking at. Any chance for a video comparing Hankook Dynapro MT2 to the Baja Boss AT? That would be wicked awesome!
Great suggestion!
Ordered a set of Bajas for my Ram, can't wait to see how they handle the trails
Cool, keep me posted!
I just put on a set of 35/12.50/20 Cooper Rugged Treks on my 2017 F250 Diesel. They’re doing great. Smooth ride and just as quiet as the Nitto Ridge Grapplers I had on before.
how do they ride compared to the nitto?
Would love to see a comparison and reviews on a couple of tires that have been gaining popularity in the off road/overland community - Kenda Klever RT and the Maxxis RAZR AT811
I will see what I can do.
Nice comparison. I just ordered the MT AT 37x12.5x17, it will take a few weeks to get them, very popular.
Nice!
I'm jealous
Love my boss at’s on my 2019 f250! Super quiet and ride great!!
Very nice!
I have the mt Baja atz p3 and I got over 60,000 miles out of them. It’s too bad they discontinued them because I’d for sure get them again. I’m going to try out the mt Baja boss a/t next
Great review, thanks. Here's my thoughts. Pick up is a 2018 F150 Screw 6.5 box w/ Rancho 4.5" lift. I went from the Falken Wildpeak AT3W to the MT BAJA BOSS. Both sets 35x12.5 20, also both are 12ply. First thing is the Falkens are a great tire, quiet, good traction on/ off road. They out lasted any other tire I've ran by atleast 2x and I've run lots of different brands. I run alot of gravel daily, about 200 miles each day. If not for worn ball joints the FWP tires would have no doubt lasted another few months. I average about 3 months on a set of tires. The FWP had 40% tread after 6 months. Unfortunately they cupped and developed vibration issues. My fault, not the tires fault. Took awhile to source parts for my front end.
Because the FWP were unavailable I went with the MT BB. So far I'm impressed by the ride, grip and noise although they like to chuck gravel. I'm on Canadian Rocky Mountain roads and the constantly changing terrain requires a tire that will adapt quickly. Ice, snow, gravel and asphalt, I get them all every day.
I find the MT's are a little better on ice / snow traction than the FWP. Time will tell if the MT's will out perform in wear, I'd be surprised if they did.
How are they holding up? Have you tried something like the Kenda Klever rt?
It seems that Cooper Tires is releasing not-too-expensive off-road tires in exchange for their off-road features. The Evolution M/T and the Rugged Trek tires are made not to replace the STT Pro and S/T Maxx but a cheaper alternative to those who do not need the super serious off-road capabilities and the Armor-Tek3 sidewall protection. (Powerply and Armor-Tek3 are the same) Probably, in my opinion, Cooper is starting to cater to customers who, dare I say it, wants have their trucks look tough but do not go off-road. Don't get me wrong, these tires can perform off-road.
Thank you for sharing your insights and observations, Matt! Greatly appreciated.
Great points.
Waiting for more sizes to become available in the baja boss at
The MT’s come nicely rated for weight and is fit with a ton of tech, enough for 15 tons more. I’ll be sending 6 of these as I expect their sidewall to handle Texan rainy season just fine. I had not considered this brand and had actually not remembered it yet and your review jogged the quite old memory. Thanks!
What kind of sidewall strength does the Michelin Agilis have? Not all 10 play’s are made the same (or so I’m learning).
I have the baja boss I cannot hear any noise more than highway tires
Not sure if this has been asked already, but does the Cooper have a 3ply sidewall? Just curious if you know. I love all your videos. Very detailed and informative!
I think it does in some sizes.
Nice looking tires
They are!
Running 295 70 18 Baja Boss AT on my 2015 Duramax. First week in I'm so impressed with ride quality and noise. These tires are amazing so far. We have been getting alot of rain lately and wow again, with traction and braking is outstanding in rain. Towing my 32 foot rv feels great having smoother ride, now just to see how they last..
I'll be testing in sand soon with a fishing trip to the coast
More info: I came from running 295 70 18 Toyo Open Countrys At2. They got noisy and hard rubber after 3 years with 30,000 miles on them. My truck road so rough and always ran my tires as low psi possible with annoying tire monitor. That was 55 front and 60 back. Also wet traction was scary always put in 4wd in rain. I had 8/32 from & 9/32 tread life and just had to buy new tires. Very happy I with The Baja Boss at, it's for sure a huge upgrade. They ride so much smoother it's amazing, it night day difference. Just wanted to share my experience... 🤘😎🤘
Very nice!
I know this is a lil on the older side, but at roughly 3:13 he mentions digging power and threw in "sand" well digging power as we all know is not what we want in sand, but aired down and a steady foot, these will float well
The new as of 2022 Cooper Rugged Trek in a 275/60R20 do have the 3 mountain Peak rating.
Can you do a review on the new redesign Mickey Thompson baja legend MTZ?
Its time to replace my Toyo RTs would you recommend me these Mikey Thompson the reason i am asking is that my mechanic shop has them in stock !
I’ve been shopping around for quite some time for a nice off-road tire and preferably three peak snowflake rated, i’ve been focusing in on Mud tires like the Cooper SST pros Hankook Dynapro MT and an Mickey Thompson Baja Boss MT, but none of them have the three peak snowflake rating which I think would be nice to have on my next set of tires for when the snow starts to fly. and I believe the Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT is going to be about as aggressive tread pattern And depth of 18.5/32 with keeping the three peak snowflake rating that I’m going to find, think I’m going to give them a try. If anyone has any info or comparing any of the four tires I just listed feel free to Comment.
I think you have probably done your homework. That MT will be a good choice.
I believe cooper got the 3 peak stamp not too long ago for the rugged trek
The baja looks sic. I want to get them and do a review also.
The baja's definitely have their own look, and you should! Make a review, I'd watch it.
What AT performs best on wet roads many thx sir
Spoke to cooper today and they informed me that all P-series Rugged Treks are 3PMSF
Matt Great Review thank you 👍
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You and me both!
Has anyone heard if there are future plans for adding a 285/75/17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss?
I got a question! Will the 275/55/60 version of the m/t baja fit on my 2012 jeep grand Cherokee overland with no rubbing? All the forms says that wheel size will fit! But they never show this tire on a overland
Do you think the sidewall protection is still relevant in there SL sizes when aired down? I really love this tire, but passed it up because the LT is just too heavy for a CUV. I went with KO2, but even as a C range tire they still weight 45lbs. These RT's weight 45 as an XL, and 41lbs as an SL. Thanks!
Hey Matt.. another Great review. I have had the RT, Ridge grappler and now the Yoko X-At. I went hybrid for better off road grip when pulling a trailer onto the jobsite and in the snow up north trips. The X-AT is not snow peak rated but handled it just fine. When I hit around 20-30k miles on these Hybrid they start to get a little loud per my liking vs my AT tires. The X-At and Ridge Grappler have been my favorites for all around. The Cooper looks less aggressive and might be the quietest vs the others and might be closest to an AT tire. Do you test any tires on a truck. Thanks for the reviews.
I have not tested these tires on a truck yet.
Great review. Just what I needed to make up my mind. As they wear Then it seems the rubber gets harder and you loose what the tire use to be. Thanks
Finally, someone who actually knows M/T stood for Maximum Traction; now referred to as Mud Tire. Many of the Rugged Trek ARE 3 peak snowflake rated.
So what's the inside in the outside of the Baja boss the?for mounting
The Cooper is 3 peak rated on certain sizes
Would love to see your opinions on the mickey thompson baja boss mt and the baja mtz p3 tires. I just bought a set of mtz p3 and they feel great on road and perform well offroad.
Will do
I've had both in a 35" on the same vehicle- the Baja Boss MT was (surprisingly) quieter from new and after quite a few miles. I ran them as daily tires but they've now become weekend only tires since the vehicle is a weekend toy now. Both are better than expected in the mud, rocks, and highway. I believe the Boss MT tires were listed as a lower weight than the AT and MTZ P3 both.
Wish you had the same size tires... seems a bit biased for mt.
I just ordered the cooper .
Certain sizes of the cooper are 3peak
Great video, as usual. Had I seen that tire being designed, I would stop it from production, afraid it would be nearly impossible to balance. It’s amazing how far we’ve gone with tires.... no pun intended.
Nearly impossible to balance, huh?
@@Icutmetal ... nowhere I said that it’s impossible to balance.
@@Icutmetal ... try reading my comment again without picking and choosing words out of context, like the mainstream media does.
@@TimeToBeKind Nice troll; you almost had me.
@@Icutmetal ... not trolling anyone, just trying to help you understand your own language. First of all, I said that “I probably would” which is not a demand of stopping, or, I probably would not. Then I said that I would probably be afraid it wouldn’t balance, doesn’t mean it won’t balance. What’s sad is that your original reply is CNN satisfied. Lol with you.
Great vid. Are the coopers 3 peak mountain snow rated?
No. I don't think so.
Baja Boss vs KO2.... I'm buying on of these very soon
Nice!
I would get the Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT over K02s not because K02s are not good, they are, but...they are old tech and long in the tooth. The Mickey's just came out with fresh updated technology in the Baja Boss ATs, and I think these will be superior to the current K02s. BFG needs to come out with upgraded K02s...they're old.
I really liked the thorough review of these tires. Can't really beat the price of those Coopers. I'm also looking at Falken Wildpeak AT3 and still not decided which i want to go with. Anybody have any ideas?
Any one of them will be fine.
Id suggest the falkens. I had a set and i loved them
I ended up getting the falkens, so far so good. I really like the look of them and they seem to hold up for many miles.
I wanna see a kelly edge mt very few people review this tire . If it's an updated tsr it's a great tire
Thanks, I'll look into them and see if I can add them to the list.
I love my M/Ts Baja Boss ATs.. Looks good and rides nice and quite so far..
What size did you order? I just put in an order too for 37s
@@keithlambert9605 Nothing crazy.. For my weekend warrior Titan. 275/60-20 on factory wheels..
Very nice!
@@mdfreeman44 Good to hear they are quiet, was concerned with that tread it would not be the case. Enjoy.
@@mdfreeman44 Putting the same size on my Tundra. Did you get the E load 10ply or the STD Load?
Just ordered a set of Mickey Baja Boss A/T. Seems to the most forward AT tire at this point. Yes, they are expensive, but buy once, cry once.
What’s the weight difference like for like?
Does Cooper plan to release any more larger sizes for the Rugged Trek in either 18" or 20" wheel? Size options seem pretty limited at the moment.
I think you will see more sizes in 2022
Have you heard if they're going to make a 37x12.50R20 or 13.50 in the Cooper? I can't find anything in a 37 for those ones.
I'm not sure. I know the initial roll out of sizes was limited. I bet there will be many more sizes coming soon.
$360 for a tire is nuts! For that price it better last for at least 40K miles. Great video!
Agreed!
Have some 33x12.50r18 toyo rt’s on a 15 Tahoe with 70k miles still have 7/32nds I’d say I got my $1300 worth
About 65k on the Baja boss ats so far. 12/32 left out of 18/32. Tow often. 7000 pound denali. They've been phenomenal on everything including snow and mud. Try to keep it out the mud as much as I can tho.
Next I'm thinking about trying the rugged trek and radar renegade rt or just stick with baja boss ats.
Great review as always Matt. I especially like the new Baja Boss AT. They’re already sold out in my size though-37 x12.5 x 17-all the places I’ve checked. I’m also interested in the Maxxis Razr AT; I’m curious what you think of those tires, and if you would ever review them? Thanks so much.
I have not looked at the Maxxis yet. I don't have a distributor that carries that line.
@@CampusautoCo okay well thank you for taking the time to respond. The Aussie off-roaders seem to love Maxxis. I would love to try this Baja Boss AT, just a little concerned how much the 80-lb weight of a 37 x 12.5 x 17 might affect my JLU Rubicon. I’ve been leaning towards getting a relatively lighter 37 such as the Grabber ATX, Cooper AT3 XLT, or just upsizing the KO2s that came on it. Thanks again for your knowledge and expertise. I love your channel. Take care Matt.
They are super heavy but I think that is a strength plus they might be targeting custome HD Trucks. Aussies know their stuff. If you lose a tire in the outback, you might die! Thanks for watching!
@@CampusautoCo you’re hilarious🤣. Definitely don’t want to get stuck in the outback. So would the 37 inch Baja boss AT be too heavy of a tire for a JL Rubicon to daily drive without causing too much wear and tear or completely killing driving/braking performance ?
I think if its significantly heavier than the other tires I would say so. But I also think that any 37 will kill a Rubicon.
This is the review that I tried to submit to Cooper but since I compared my Discoverer At3's vs the Rugged Treks and I had some issues with the AT'3's they wouldn't allow it.
I wouldn’t normally do a review with only 1000 miles of use so I will come back down the road to update. The reason I am doing this is because these tires have exceeded my expectations in cornering especially in off camber turns as well as wet driving in comparison to my previous tires the Discoverer AT3’s. I was able to drive with confidence for over 50 miles this week while having downpours from Hurricane Ida in NJ at speeds up to 65. My old AT3’s were horrible in both the corners and rain. They were so bad in rain I was afraid to go above 50 on the highway because they hydroplaned. This seems to be the exception but was my experience. If the Rugged Trek’s perform well in snow I will have hit the trifecta of tire attributes that mean the most to me! I had used p275/60 r 20’s for the AT3’s and now am using the LT 275/65 r20’s for the Rugged Treks so with the almost 2” taller profile, 1/2” wider width and almost 20pounds per tire increase in weight I did lose about 2mpg which is to be expected but the other performance so far exceeds my previous tires I am fine with it. Oh and the pictures in the description don’t do these tires justice. They look great! I actually had a friend ask if I got a new truck! LOL!!!
They don’t seem to make these in 35 inch tires yet.
I just got the Mickeys in 295/60/20 for my F150....and now the Nitto Recon Grappler is out which is 10lbs lighter per tire. Have you gotten your hands on the Nitto's yet and what do you think? What do you think about the tread compound vs. the Mickey?
Coming soon!
We run the Cooper SST Pro tires really love the way they look but they wear like crap no matter what you run them on they're running rough and we're out fast
So is Goodyear still going to keep making the Coopers in the USA 🇺🇸?
So are any tires actually made in the U.S. still?
I'll try the coopers due to the price alone.
Remember that they are different sizes. The prices are probably closer when you look at the same size. Also remember that Cooper owns Mickey Thompson.
Glad I found out Goodyear bought Cooper......
For a off-road tire, why don’t the Rugged Treks have a rim protector?
Shame you didn't show the Cooper Discovery ST max. Probably a little more aggressive than either shown.
Any particular reason why you put the tire standing up (coopers) on the left on top of the other tires (Mickey) laying down and vise versa? A bit confusing of which ones which until you zoom in on the tag
No, not really. I have been experimenting with elevating the tires for the camera.
I noticed that too
I've heard a lot of complaints about the MT Baja being a pain to balance.
Told my big local tire shop that too and they looked at me like I was crazy, said they've never had any issues balancing them and they sell a shit ton of them.
Oh...the other thing. All these tires, the weights vary insanely. I've seen where the Baja Boss AT weighs between 4 and 9 lbs more PER TIRE than even the Nitto Ridge Grappler?
BFG KO2 or the Rugged teck??
I wish the Mickey Thompson came in a 40x13R17
Me too.
Could you do a review on nexxan roadian Mtx?
I think I did in one of my other review videos.
@@CampusautoCo found it ! Sold me on them.
60,000 mile warranty on the Mt baja boss in the p metric sizes and 50,000 on the LT
Goodyear owned now wow
Yep
Good evening MR. McMurray, just bought a Jeep Grand Cherokee limited 2021 to tow our 2200 pounds camper. We mainly travel on highways to reach various beaches where we camp. The JGC came with Pirelli Scorpions Verde A/S and I do not thank I will be able to pull our camper on sand with these tires. If 80% of our travel time is done on highways and 20% on sand beaches and dirt roads, which tires would your recommend? Thank you so much, Dan.
Look at the new Nitto Recon Grappler AT
They should be available in Canada in the coming months. Therefore, I will wait, get them and inform you of my experience. Thank you so much, Dan.
How do these compare to the BFG KO2s or discoverer AT3s
These two tires are a little more aggressive.
What is the weight difference between the two? I saw where Cooper was significantly less weight than Mickey, but then I looked again and it did not appear to be the case
Both tires are similar in weight per tire size - but any LT will be heavier than it's P-Metric counterpart. Both the Mickey and the Cooper offer P-Metric and LT sizes.
I think I’ll go with the 37/12.5/17 for my diesel gladiator. Any idea how true to size these tires run?
The Mt will be slightly wider in any size.
Would like to hear your thoughts on the MTs on your Gladiator. I have a diesel Gladiator ordered and I'm looking at 37s MTs. How are they with stock gears?
@@robrobinson584 I ended up with 39” km3s. They’re about 37.7 on the truck and smooth as silk
Do you still have stock gears? Thats my concern is having to re gear with 37s. Do you see 8th gear?
An important piece was mentioned about the Rugged Trek in this video. FULL DEPTH sipping. Not a lot of people want to point this out for some reason.
Thanks for noticing!
Wow
Correct
Have u had NOKIA ROCKPROOF tyre?.. vid cud be nice.. 👍👍
I have never seen that tire.
Can you get the Micky Thompson Baja Boss to fit a 2016 Ram Dually ????
I'm not sure if you can yet but look for more sizes to be rolled out.
@@CampusautoCo thanx for the reply I kinda like those
@@CampusautoCo OK I looked nothing in the LT235/80R17
Dang those MTs are heavy! Love the tire but boy that’s too much for my 21 Ranger
They are very heave depending on the size.
The suv tire would be plenty heavy enough for ranger. That is what I am looking at for my f150.
My understanding is the cooper's are 3 peaks rated tire.
Unfortunately Mickey Thompson doesn't make this tire in 265/60/R18 for a Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk. Cooper offers the RT in that size!
Really. I bet MT adds more sizes soon.
@@CampusautoCo You were 100% correct! Great news MT now makes the Baja AT in 265/60R18.
Hi sir
Cooper stt pro 31/10.5/15 avalable
Am from India
My near not available this good tayer s
My vehicle Pajero sfx
The Cooper has a small depth which tells me it wont last long compared to the depth of the M/T
How do these compare to KO2?
These compare favorably with the K02. Right now, I would pick either of these over the K02.
@@CampusautoCo Thanks.
Wish the new Baja At's came in 285 70 r17
More sizes will come later.
I was at an off-road show in Ontario, California today, and the MT booth rep told me that 11 more Baja Boss AT sizes -- including 265 70x17 (for stock FJ Cruisers) -- are expected in the fall. Their new printed product catalog lists the expanded AT line-up, as well as specs for all other MT tire models!
The new tire sizes are on their website now, which includes the 285 70 R17.