MT Tire Comparison 5 Tires You Need To See! Mastercraft, Kumho, Nexen, Falken, Hankook.
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- In this video for an MT Tire Comparison 5 Tires You Need To See! I've got some newish mt tires for this comparison from up and coming brands. Also, check here the BEST Mud Tire Comparison • The BEST Mud Tires Com... 🌟
For this MT Tire Comparison 5 tires you need to see, we have:
Mastercraft Courser MXT,
Kumho Venture MT71,
Nexen Rodian MTX,
Falken Wildpeak MT,
Hankook Dynapro MT2 (RT05)
After seeing the tire features and versatility, you can see why these are truly 5 tires you need to see!
If you are not sure which mud tire to choose, let me know below if you need any advice on what tires may be best for you and your vehicle. If you enjoy this mt tire comparison and let me know what you think in the comments.
#mttire #hankook #dynapromt2
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Nice to see you back again Matt. Enjoyed your MT Tire video thanks for sharing. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks, will do!
Seriously you do the best tire reviews. Good job.
I appreciate that!
LoL....I guess. 😄
were they all the same size tire?
They are too good. Makes me keep changing my mind on my next set of tires.
These hankooks came on my gmc hd truck, bought last month during pnw winter. So far they’re awesome in ice & snow. Much more quiet than expected. Loving them! Great reviews. Thanks
If you haven't seen the Mud Tire Comparison video I did, be sure to check it out too! 🌟czcams.com/video/t55dCsYNVaU/video.html 🌟
Be sure to let me know if you've owned any of the tires compared in this video.
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Great quality video with very clear and informative info ! Thank you. Great job!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just bought myself a set of the Hankook MT and i have to say that they are awesome. Highway noise better than expected for such an aggressive tread which will make journey to the overlanding sections far more ear friendly.
Got myself a set of 37 roadian 16267nxk for 2090 with matching spare I keep them at 27 psi it works fine for me
I used to go thru one set of 285's 35/37 m/t's a year, I would have made a great demo brand ambassador. I've slowed down to a set every two years but still do a ton of outdoor stuff. That would be a good gig now with youtube and all that jazz.
I love your tire reviews Matt. Getting ready to upgrade to 37s from stock tires on my JLUR. Mostly like going to stick with an aggressive AT or an RT since pavement is 80-90% of my driving.
Right on!
I’m getting Nexen MTX put on my rig, there are a lot of great reviews on them. Excited to see how they perform.
Updates? Looking to order a set of 33’s
Great video. Well done on your table too.
I really enjoy these videos! I'm in the process of shopping for tires for my 4Runner, and I'm really liking the look of those new Hankooks. I'm going to have to check them out, hopefully they come in the correct size!
Glad you like them!
I've had the Coarser MXT tires on my rig for 3 yrs. It's been excellent on rocks and mud. A little less than what I hoped for in the snow. Overall great tire.
Thanks for sharing!
I run the Mets and the courser axts 1 step under the mud tire and love both tread pattern both are aggressive as hell
I’ve used the Mastercraft Courser MXT and I love them, I love the way they look and they did great in mud, snow, wet and dry roads.
I had the older Kumho 33 inches and found they are very noisy but rock climbing I had plenty of grip and on very loose sand I went down to.7 bar and would idle through it and going uphill on sand with less momentum,they are awesome besides the road noise !
Ive got the Hankooks in Australia, picked them up earlier in the week and am so bloody surprised at how well they handle. Granted havent been on long but have already done heaps of highway, wet and dry. Towed a car and a subcompact tractor and theyre flawless, even in the wet. great to see
Awesome!
How do you find the road noise? Looking at these, also in AU!
What's your opinion with the hankook dynapro mt2 on wet roads? And everyday driving? Do they hydroplane? Do they slip easily on wet roads? Are they quite?
Great review!
Glad you think so!
I run the Hankook MT2's on my Jeep Wrangler here in Montana they kick ass on mud and snow!
Thanks for the feedback!
Just got the Hankooks because of this vid.
Cool
Addicted to your tire videos. Seriously, well done man. I am struggling though. Ran Hankook DynaPro ATM's for 150,000 miles and they were awesome but thinking about going the MT2 route. Current habit.....70%pavement, 15% gravel, rest is snow, water, and ice. My gut says stick with the ATM but I think those MT2's would look so sweet under my truck.
Hankook has an AT2 out now too. I did a video on them that is coming soon.
just ordered MT2s after my prior generation MT dynapros are old enough they are weather checking to the point one finally cracked a side wall deep enough it started leaking air. The MTs ran Moab, Holly Cross, and the multiple other Colorado trails, and Tellico, they were a solid performer, that is why I went with the MT2s, I trust Hankook after having several other major brands that failed miserably. you made me feel good today Matt, Thanks for your great reviews
Lol. Thanks for watching!
looking at getting the MT2s in the new year when i get a new set of rims. How have they been running for you? On and off road?
@@quinnlamb559 the best tires i ever had. quiet, great ride, and grip that does great in mud and snow. I am going to put a set on my truck next year.
Now you’ve got me thinking the Hancock’s. I learned something today......thanks!
You bet!
The Hancook is great I have them my ram 2500 in the 18’s they were a little squirrely at first because of the deep tread but the compound is great has better wet traction than my Goodyear at adventure Kevlar’s did which was surprising since these are M/T’s tire wear is pretty much the same as any other tire that I have ran so far
@@mred3660 Thanks. Definitely a contender and I’m also going to do some research on the new Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T. Glad you like your Hankooks.
I bought the Hankook MT2's for my Ram 1500 this past October (275/70R18). I have about 8,000 miles on them. I am very pleased with them to say the least. I have been in mud, snow, ice, and gravel roads. They have performed flawlessly. Highway ride wet and dry and been excellent. They have stayed balanced, and I can't see any tread wear. You can hear them, but they are not loud by any means. They don't pickup and fling rocks like some of the other MT tires I have owned. I highly recommend them. If they last as long as the Kelly TSR's they will be my new favorite tire. They do clean out easier and pull harder than the Kelly's.
Hey how did they do
@@E.T.S365 They are still great. I have a little over 50,000 miles on them now. They are worn down pretty good, but have plenty treat to get me to the fall. They are louder than when they were new, but they are still many times quieter than other worn down MT's or hybrid's I have experience with. I rotated every 8,000 miles and never had to rebalance them. A substantial portion of my mileage was on gravel roads. They have resisted chipping very well. I would defiantly buy them again.
Great video man thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Wife just bought me the Hankooks for 🎄 I'm from Massachusetts. Can't wait to pop them on. Awesome video. New subscriber. Merry Christmas 🎅
Thanks for the sub!
What’s the news on the tires what do you think of them
Really like the Hancook tire. Thanks for posting, I always learn something watching your videos.
Thanks for watching!
Had hankook atm tires on my work truck for about 5 years. Work construction and not one nail or screw in any of the tires the whole time. I couldn't believe it either but true. Great tires.
I have the Hankooks on my truck and they are phenomenal snow is no issue whatsoever and neither is rain. Slush kinds sucks haven't gotten to take it through the mud yet in Northern MI due to it being winter. I just joke they last as long as the all terrains Hankooks I had on my trailblazer that got swapped to my sons trailblazer 4th yr on those. Hankook are great tires
@@Fenix-bt1kh so the mt2 they do good in winter conditions I’m from Massachusetts
@@thomasclark2262 absolutely. I'm in Northern Michigan so we get alot of snow to and with a couple samd bags in the back of my truck because vehicle manufacturers thinker lighter vehicles are better for some reason I still have only had to use 4wd a couple times even with my driveway being a pretty steep uphill to get out. Phenomenal tire. Gonna put a set on the wife's truck nxt winter.
My truck originally came with Hankook Dynapro at’s and just as a tire in general I hated them especially in the rain on pavement they were straight dangerous. I put Falcon wildpeak MT01s on it and I have never looked back on road and off road behavior is great I have never had it in deep sand but but I have had it in river silt did just fine and definitely works good in the mud as well
Nice.
Hey Matt, Great review as always. I'm torn between tire types and your opinion helps. Currently run 35x12.5x17 KO2(JKU Rubicon), and wanted a tire that is a little more aggressive but able to handle snow/slush conditions (also avoid having to stop at chain control checkpoints) . During the winter I drive to the Sierras for skiing, snowmobiling etc, and need a tire that will handle the road in cold and possible snow/packed snow conditions on the road. I've looked at all reviews of tires comparable to the KO2, and now looking into newer tires with newer compounds like the Falken in this review or the Hankook, and Kumho and General Grabber X3 (not in this review). Thanks for your opinion!
Look at the Toyo Open Country AT3
Those mastercrafts are very good tires. I know several guys that run them oh their HD trucks and they are all happy. I ran a set of the previous gen Mastercraft MT on a Tacoma and was very happy with them as well.
Right on
The almost look like a slightly more aggressive st maxx from cooper. Makes sense but interesting
About how many miles did you get out of them
The coopers I took off at 55k prob could of gone to 60k before hitting wear bars
Been seeing a lot of the Falken’s equipped on Jeeps coming out of the plant in Toledo.
Regarding the Kumho, I wouldn’t be surprised if their A/T gets a redesign before too long.
I agree.
I would say now put these tires to the real test in the dirt! I figure everyone reviews em which is good info but no one really shows offroading testing no more....would be badass content!
I agree. It's hard to put together on a small budget.
Great idea! But that would require work and more than just lazily setting up tires and guessing about their features.
Great review! I just purchased and mounted 265/70/17 nexen mtx, on vtx wheels for 2020 trd 4runner. Drive home was super loud but these are strictly my off roading/mall crawl tires, ill be swapping to oem wheels and duelers for Daily driving. FYI I don’t mind the noise Hahaha
Awesome!
Excellent review. Went with kumho mt71. Thanks for the review....I will say that this tire is the quietest mudder that I've ran so far
Glad it was helpful!
@Ryan Ray - You get a chance to use them in winter conditions yet?
@@tj86xj yes. They clean themselves well and road noise is less than im use to with other brands. Kinda concerned with the tread wear. When u spin them in the mud and rocks....they get cut fairly easy. The tread chips away. Cuts little pieces outta the tread blocks. But the tires dig very good. Large voids allow them to clean very good. I have them on a gmc diesel...so that may have something to do with the cuts....(from all the excess weight) not sure. Overall I would recommend them if u hit the mud a decent amount. If post a picture if I knew how to. Fyi gmc and Chevy 2500 owners....275/65/20 will clear a stock truck
@@ryanray5533 - good info.. thanks for the reply!
How do the Kumho’s do in wet/rain conditions?
I ran Falken Wildpeak MT’s for 2 years on my 4Runner when they first came out. Awesome tire. Heavy to lift but a beast. First year ran them through 14 inches of snow with no problems. At all. Actually made pathways for other trucks to get to the main road. Really aggressive look. Mud was nothing to them. Price point is great. Switched to Fuel Grabbers but still have my spare as a Wildpeak MT. Only con...they can be loud on dry pavement. Not Mickey Thompson loud but not quiet and all. I’m considering buying a set for my winter wheels but your review on the Continental has me torn.
You can try the Continental if you don't need a really aggressive tire.
Campus Automotive Inc do you happen to remember how much snow you were in? I go to pa and ny in the winter.
Been looking into these, empirical comments like this help. Forums have positive feedback on these too.
Best tire ever will never switch to another tire falken has always been great my wife has the A/Ts on here 2015 4unner 35s she loves them
ive ran 2 sets of the mastercraft courser mxt's in both 33in and 35in tires. they are great tires i would 100percent recommend them. now im gonna try a cooper discover stt pro in a 33.
I have the mxt tire on my trail boss was gonnna go with the the stt pro. How do they wwear
@@chaddarbonne9263 I've only got a couple thousand miles on my stt pros, havnt had them very long so I can't really say yet. But they are surprisingly quiet and do good offroad in mud/rocks. I have a 17 silverado 1500 z71
The Kuhmo Road Venture MT used to look significantly diffferent. The new tread pattern looks almost identical to the Milestar Patagonia MT. Which I've ran, and it is possibly the quietest mud tire I have EVER owned. Hands down the quietest.
I've heard that about the Patagonia. I have never sold a set though.
Im currently running the new kuhmo mt tires and ive been impressed with it. Very smooth and quiet 75 plus mph and the traction is just there all the time. No issues running clay or deep mud and rocky terrain on the farm. Heavy rain didnt faze the tires at all and no hydroplaning detected. However treadlife is questionable for the tread blocks feel soft. Time will tell. Hoping to get 40k yet price was reasonable. Have yet to try them in the snow since ive only had the tires two months yet logged 3,000 miles. Driving style is 75 percent interstate and 25 percent gravel roads/farm roads.
@Nathan Robinson about clay and deep mud, can you compare it with any other mt tires? I have Cooper STT PRO but these tires look great. And how do you like them now after a year?
I use the falken m/t best tire I have ever used, had 33s on my fire department tahoe for wildland been on every road you can imagine, fire roads, dozer roads 2 track etc... lots of snow and mud. Best tire yet we have ran. Have them on all the ranch trucks here in Wyoming, 33s and 35s I live 15 miles off any paved road and everything is dirt roads, we get tons of snow and then mud. I got around 50k on the work tahoe without a hitch. Now it is true you’ll need to air down to about 10lbs just because the sidewalls are very thick. I drive a dodge 3500 with a flat bed and 150 gallon fuel tank on the back and haul a stock trailer with these with no problems. We also have a ton of sage brush out here and we drive through it a lot to feed cattle I rarely have to put it in 4 wheel except in deep deep snow. Also with my work tahoe I have been on the fwy doing 110 mph going to a fire call and they worked fine, I was a little concerned going that fast at first but again no problems. We have ran BFG and Goodyear and both have always failed mostly on the sidewall and cupping and of course the capability of those tires sucked. We probably won’t go to another tire as long as these are made. Great video btw
I would say that you have a pretty severe duty cycle. Stay with what works for you.
I didn't watch many of your videos but for the couple I've watched you seem to have hard feelings about Falken Tires if I can say. I'm owner of a 4x4 shop myself and I sell and drive lots of A/T and M/T tires. While I wasn't a fan of Falken brand to start with, I can say now it's my best seller and I mount many sets for my own vehicules on MT01 and AT3W. The A/T3W is an awsome tire when you compare driving behaviors to his direct competition that I consider being Toyo AT3 and BFG K02. Quieter, runs smoother, LT construction are more confortable on pothole edges especially compared to BFGs K02 or KM3. MT01 have more road noise than KM3, there is definatly a low humming note that seems to dissipate at highway speed but it really gives the feeling of using a typical MT I personnally kind of like it. KM3 are very quieter but feel very hard on pothole edges and vibrate on hard turns compare to MT01. I feel MT01 throw less rocks also on gravel roads than KM3. I also prefer better how MT01 perform on packed dirt. Anyways in my opinion, the MT01 is not in its class when you compare it to lower tier tires like the ones on this video and deserves a better ranking when you compare it to top tier tires. I hear you say you wouldn't buy a set with your own money for one of your vehicule I think this is a bit hard on them, they are good tires, ride good, work well off-road, drive nice onroad, confortable, look great that is a pretty good package! lol
Yokohama MTG003 is among the quietest road worthy tire and does fantastic off road in any kind of terrain. Best of all unlike other muds they handle good in rain and medium snow. Please test them next time.
I do like that Yokohama. I need to do a video on that tire.
Roy Roy - I’ve been seriously looking at those tires recently.
@@DanMar5858 sometimes they are on a good deal, check them out then.
Well presented
Thank you 🙂
Here in South Texas we have gumbo mud where it is said that the difference between a two wheel drive and a four wheel drive is that the four wheel drive will get you stuck further from the ranch house. But the real problem is the Huache and mesquite thorns which are like nails and easily puncture tires. Years ago you could get four ply steel belted tires and a semi liquid gunk that would help seal up punctures. What do you have in a mudder that is puncture proof or at least puncture resistent?
I would try the General Grabber X3
Im sold on the Hankooks
Nice
Run my grand cherokee with kumho mtkl71 for some years , low noise on road , and extremely good for hillclimb and mud. Not good on ice though.
Awesome!
Everything Hankook. Great Advertisement For Hankook
Informative video again! I am new looking for a MT tire. I just got a 2001 2D Chevy Tracker - automatic transmission ( so probably P215 largest tire size so won't stress tranny). I watched your previous video and want your opinion on general grabber x3 vs BFG KM3 vs Hancook Dynapro in this video. This is my hunting and exploring rig here in western Montana , so some highway within an hour drive but much farther than that will tow with a trailer. I have a set of blizzaks I put on in the winter for ice and snow. Thanks and look forward to your input.
www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=BFGoodrich&tireModel=Mud-Terrain%20T/A%20KM3&partnum=175QR5KM3
Do the BF Goodrich KM3
I use kumho mt.... road noise in tarmac in low speed so terrible.. but after hit 40 kmh actually quiet... good in mud ...
Ok. Thanks for the feedback!
How long did they hold up?
Im stuck between the 33x12.50r18 Yokahama Geolandar M/T and the Nexen Roadian MTX. I have a 2000 ford excursion and I'm going on a trip up north in December and live in Florida. right now I have the Gladiators now. you talked highly about both but i got a feeling you sway more towards the Yokahama in the video.
I do like the Yokohama better.
Like to see your thoughts on the Yokohama Geolander G003 M/T's as well. Good videos!
Coming soon!
Definitely a fan of the G003. Had them in 275 65 R18 on my last Ranger and waiting on a new set in 275 70 R17 for my new Ranger.
Good info Sir, waht should I pick between these two for my ecodiesel wrangler Rubicon Nexen mtx or Hankook mt2 Thanks
Hankook MT2
Falken Wildpeak MT, Best all around tires of the 5 shown. Price and Performance 👍
Hey I just bought a set of hankook mt2's have you guys noticed the tread patterns on the tire? Take a better look if you haven't. 4 small tread blocks then 4 big tread blocks, super excited to get these mounted tomorrow
Awesome, I will have to check them out!
Something I never see advertised are the Roadone Calvery m/t. I have the calvery h/t and they seem to be good quality. I think I’m leaning towards the mud tires for my f-150.
Road one is a private label tire. You wont see any advertising for it. But I have installed some Road One tires and haven't had any complaints.
I heard that Road one are owned by Perrelli tires, I think it Vietnam where they’re made. I think they’re worthy of a review
Have had the mt2s on my Ranger here in Australia for about 6 months now and they are awesome. Always been a but wary off muddies in the wet on the black stuff, but these are fantastic. Quiet as well and great wearing so far. Way better than the dynapro ATs
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback.
Thinking about putting them on my hilux next week. How are they in the rain? That’s my biggest concern
@@jmac_519 jack I was a bit skeptical about having any muddie on my Ranger too, honestly after 20 thousand ks, these are faultless. Superb in the wet, handle better than an AT.
@@moondog450 Yeah, awesome! How is the tread-wear going and how has it affected your fuel economy?
@@jmac_519 20k in and still heaps left. Lately have been doing heaps of hwy driving. Wear is impressive. I got mine through Jax Tires which run good deals every month. Happen to get 25 bucks off each tyre, but they are still competeatively priced anyway. Had the Dynapro AT previously and they were good, but needed the chunkier treads of the muddies and havent looked back. Mate Id go and take a pic for you of my wear after 20k but its pissong down rain up here in Northern NSW.
Hey Matt, just a suggestion. Could you mention tread depth, that's a major factor that I look at. Nowadays like BFG is 16/32nd's for their m/t and Toyo can be 21.5 that's a big difference when looking for an aggressive m/t tire.
The Hankook is not been a bad tire so far the compound actually gives great traction in the rain which was a surprise considering it’s a mud tire wear is on par for everything else that I have ran on my Ram 2500 they are going to make some where between 30 to 40 thousand miles and I drive hard so if someone drove easy they may get 50 thousand plus they were squirmy when new and is the only reason I wouldn’t buy again since I tow my camper with my truck otherwise I would buy again
Yokohama G003 or Hankook MT 2 are the best choices for mud ?
That new kumho looks like it will eat. I like those hancooks to with all the siping just not enough space between tread blocks. Bout to have my Toyo mts wore out.
I like the Hankook most out of these. I really like the BF Goodrich KM3.
The hankooks look good, but I went American, Cooper Evolution MT, siping them before I them on
All these are the same size? It will be cool if you compare the difference in tall and width between brands all in the same size. Nice video. Congratulations.
They are not all the same size. I did the best I could but they are close.
That Hankook mt2 has caught my attention. Im in need of some new tires and I think I'm going to give these a try. I hope they last as long as my Cooper STT pros did. I have around 47k miles on my STT pros and I'm running a 2015 f250 6.7 and I do most of my driving on asphalt. Im very very pleased with my STT pros but I like to try different brands and im going to be putting a set of those Dynapro MT2's to the test.
Try them out!
Did you have a chance to try them out and how are they in the snow ?
@@E.T.S365 yeah, I've been running them for about 5 months now, they're phenomenal, great traction and they performed better in the snow than the STT PROS I was running.
@@1BigMistakee do you know oh any problems with them I bet there quiet
@@E.T.S365 no problems at all and they're extremely quiet. You can't hear them at all. The STT PROS AND MT2'S are definitely a 10/10 when it comes to noise. In the 5 months I've been running them, "hard months at that, many many many miles on them in 5 months" I don't notice ANY tread wear and I have yet to rotate them. Needless to say, im BEYOND IMPRESSED.
Had these on an XJ. These sidewalls are fragile. Like 3 37s lost , and in an odd size a $500 tire. Sidewall blocks didn't clean out in Midwest clay mud well either. The wrangler mtr and km2 worked better here, considering a Patagonia Mt but worry how well they clean.
Cool. Thanks for the feedback!
I really love your videos! You have pretty much sold me on the Dynapro MT2. I do see some comments where people say it's traction in light snow or deeper snow is poor. Snow is a big concern of mine. Could these people be talking about the old Dynapro MT? You seem to feel snow performance will be excellent, please comment. Thank you and keep up the great vids!
I bet they are talking about the old version. This one should be good in deep snow.
Are the new Dynapro MT2 3 peak snowflake rated?
@@paulweisenbach384 No they are not. I really liked the Hankooks but went with the Yokohama geolander MT G003. High ratings in all categories. Check 'em out.
I have that falken my 33x12 on my 98 singlecab tacoma and I will buy again quite, mud great, beach good but I usually go to 15psi, snow good it's the first time I didnt buy big BFG alltrerains
Very nice!
@@CampusautoCo come to think of it. I did have some dunlop mud rovers 33x12 on a 96 t100 that did good but loud and seemed to pick every thing up glass, caribeaner, alinwrench set,. I have 10k on the falkens haven't rotated. rears 3mm off of the first step on the lug fronts1 to 2mm on the front I am on 8 wides and on street run 30psi the truck is stock but ran hard on and off road
Bough a 22 4runner came with falken Mt 1k on them so far so good love the toyo's. Tried bfg and nitto teras 1st and 2nd gen. Hated the teras 2nd gen🤘🤘🤘🤘
Nice. Thanks for the feedback.
Hey bud your review was kick ass
I bought 5 tires of the Mastercraft courser MXTs. 31x10.5r15 for my older Jeep Grand Wagoneer. Funny enough these tires are much better performing thsn the Cooper RTX all terrains i had on prior. Those RTX tires were junk. My Jeep would slide in the rain.. make a left hand turn at spedd and my front end would slide foward. Made a u turn down a hill and it stopped turning and slid foward.
The Master craft MXTs are much better in the rain. They seem to be wearing decently. I have a bad ba joint on the front right. But after 5000 miles tread hasnt worn that much.
I have noticed the outer lugs on both front tires though do get cracking in them down the tread which is odd.
They did good in the snow we had here.. ice of course they slid everywhere but thats to be expected and i didnt use the stud holes they have in them.
Road noise was very little. But after rotation i do notice the noise level went up.
I havent done much offroading. But when i took my wagoneer up a very steep grassy/muddy hill i didnt gave to put any effort into it. I saw alot of big dirt and grass chunks flying in the air too which means they were grabbing good
Price was way better than any other mud terrain out there.. unless you include the cheapo chinese tires. Overall i would deff buy these again. They look much more aggressive then alot of mud terrains today.. alot of MT tires today look more like hybrids. I bought mine at onlinetires.com though. They didnt charge taxes and free shipping and 10% off.. and they price match anyone. Saved 160$ going through them. So i used that to buy my spare
Oh wow. Thanks for the feedback and suggestions!
Mat great video,just a question.
Can you tell me the tyre sizes in the video?
Thanks
did u ever found out?
Out of all the tires that you have reviewed, which are the best looking MTs in your opinion?
I think the Hanook Dynapro MT2 looks the best out of this group. I like the Toyo Open Country MT too.
Hey matt me again I would like to see a Review on the Yokohama tires the Geolandar X-AT AND THE Geolandar M/T G003 if you would 👍🇺🇸
Thank you The Vermonter
I did do the X-AT already. I have not done the MT.
I wish the X-AT came in 16"
@@roberthart4160 it does now.
Great reviews, i am stuck between dynapro mt2 and bfg km3 80% local driving 20% mud,sand. Which should i go with?
Try the Hankook
Yo same I live far away from friends and the city so I need to be able to get there at any time also I love to see every road and say I can go anywhere.. on the knowledge I now have I’d probably go with the Hancock or the BFgoodrich only because BFgoodrich would not perform as good on the wet roads and these tires would be worn all year long
Hello.. I just bought the falken mt but it doesn’t have the heat defuser… any thoughts?? I’m from Greece maybe it’s an EU think??
Hey matt Great Review 👍🇺🇸
The General Grabber x3 is Rated very good on snow and ice. Which one of the 5 tires in this Review is the best one on ice and snow???
Matt would you let me know thank you The Vermonter
I'd say the Hankook
Thank you Matt
I know this is an older video, but have you sold any of those Hankooks yet? I'm looking for aggressive tires for my 4Runner, and I really like the look of those. I just haven't seen much about those since this video.
Not at all. I'm not sure people see the value.
great reviews sir! but i just bought a set of hankooks, can you tell me if i can fit the white letter side on the inside ?
Yes you can!
@@CampusautoCo thanks alot for the reply ,keep up the great reviews!
I just replaced the BFG AT:s with Falken MT:s. Hummer H3. BFG:s had better grip on snow and ice, naturally, but the pleasant surprise was that the Falkens have much better grip on wet cold asphalt than the BFG:s ever had. So it is possible that they decided to use softer rubber, and that is why the lugs had to be put closer to each other to get even decent tire wear. The steering feel is way worse with Falkens. To the point that there is no way telling if the asphalt is just wet or wet black ice. The feel is like a video game without feedback. Close to a hovercraft...
They are not for novices in the winter, and here in Finland we have winters... But they are just as quiet ,when new, as the BFG AT:s were. And the ride is better. Same size and rating.
The balancing issue may come from the fact that they "set" more than usual when parked hot. The "set" sometimes stays if driven in cold weather just short distances slowly as the tire does not warm up to release the "set". It may then start to wear unevenly or something. In the winter it takes couple of km:s of highway to make them pliable and round again. In hot weather the mechanism of set and wear may be different but from the same origin. I would still buy Falkens, as the BFG:s are here one third (or more) more expensive. And in the deep snow they work just fine. We have that also...
Hancook mts will be good in New England winter? Slush hard packed snow to lose snow etc typically winter.
I think they would be a good choice.
I think the Cooper /MasterCraft manufactures all their truck and SUV tires is Asia, whereas the MasterCraft automobile tires are definitely made in the USA Cooper tire plant. Check me on that, but I'm pretty sure that's it.
Great video!! I have a 2014 4Runner with a small Fox 2" lift. I am looking for a great MT tire. I do a lot of sand and rock off-roading on the east coast on Long Island. Which tire would you recommend between these - BF Goodrich KM3 | Falken Wildpeak MT| General Grabber X3 | Atturo Trailblade MT | Hankook Dynapro MT2 (RT05) Thanks!!
Sorry, here is the list that I am having a tough time deciding on - BF Goodrich KM3 | General Grabber X3 | Atturo Trailblade MT | Hankook Dynapro MT2 (RT05)
Hankook MT2 or the Bf Goodrich KM3
You should do a 255 85 16 tire height as well known as pizza cutter tires Cheers
I’ll check one out.
Which one take between the nexen mtx and kumho mt71 ?
I get why but I wish they would make a MT in more stock sizes on vehicles. I know some sizes but like more out there would be nice.
I have the mastercraft mxt 37in by 13.5 with 20k on them and don't see any noticeable wear yet. As far as road noise there pretty good also. Idk what he means by value line those things cost me 1600 for 5 lol
Good to know. The other tires in this video are more expensive.
Thats becUae you went with 37 inch tires. I bought 5 mastercraft mxts but in 31x10.5r15. Ans i paid 118$ a tire.. no taxes and free shipping from onlinetires.com. i have an older 89 Jesp Grand Wagoneer. They cant fit 35 or 37 inchs tires like modern jeeps.. even eith a 6 inch lift. And im not cutting my classic vehicle. Generally 33 is max eith 4 inchs of lift. Even 6. So i stuck with 31s and 3 inchs of lift.
Anyway. I paid only 590$ for my 5 tires.
Just purchased the kumho MT71 in a 35x12.50r15 , let me say VERY aggressive tire for the money
Yes they are.
Have you tried them in deep mud and clay?
@@V8AmericanMuscleCarI have. I'm running them in a 295/70r18LT on my jeep. Aired down to about 10-12 psi and they shot right through mud. Also traction on rocks is amazing. The tires stuck and climbed over rocky sections like a mountain goat. Daily driver wise they're still quiet and I have just over 16,000 miles on them and they're at 16-17/32s of tread. The kumhos are a great tire in my opinion.
@@Hephaestusthejeep thanks, I appreciate it.
What all terain tire would u say looks the most aggressive but at the same same time a good all around tire
Out of this group I would say the Hankook Dynapro MT2.
Interesting, I'm shopping for a new set to go on my Toyota, I'm leaning toward the Nexens, haven't seen a bad review yet. I always used to run ProComps, but I'm not happy with their current muddies, they're nowhere near as good as the old X-Terrains.
Take a look at that Hankook. I think it will be a good tire.
@@CampusautoCo just looked them up for price comparison, but turns out they're not available in my size (285/70R17), so i guess that rules them out.
@@tareskisloki8579 I can get the handkook tire in that size I just got a pricing on them 1347 with tax that’s Canadian
i like the mastercrafts the wide ones like the 13.5's are nasty slingers maybe im just bias toward cooper since running the evolutions and rugged treks
I heard that.
I have the Hankook MT2 on my truck now. They are amazing in snow and rain. Don't like the slush to much or I just have a lead foot. Hankook are amazing tires. Have a set of all terrain on my sons trailblazer that used to be on my old trailblazer still over 60% tread after 4 yrs. Hoping the mt2 lasts as long as the all terrains have. I won't buy anything other than Hankook now.
Nice. Thanks for the Feedback!
fenix, i just got mt2s fitted today, whats your update on them? have they worn down quickley on the highway? how many miles have you done? thanks
I have a 06 avalanche, I think 265 70 16, I drive about 5000 miles a year, no off road, what would you recommend, I have thought about cooper r master craft, they have Yokohama now. Tks.
I recommend the Continental Terrain Contact AT or the General Grabber APT.
Hi, do you plan to compare NOKIAN RockProof tires? I'm interested in comparing how it will perform compared to the competition. Because I bought them and they find me very noisy :-(
I don't know much about Nokian Tires.
Matt, would the Hankook MT2 be as good or better than a KO2 for a Tacoma? The Hankook looks like a decent MT for a daily driver.
No. The K02 is better.
Can you review the nexen roadian htx2 tires?
the hankook MT2 is the upgrade of the of the original dynapro RT03 MT right?
Yes
MT-71 comes in F sizes too
From my experience, on LT type 6 ply and up tires you need to run at least 81% of max pressure to prevent overheat and belts separation. You'll see under inflation killing a lot of trailer tires. Airing down is for off road only. If you want to run the recommended tire inflation for your vehicle and it's below 80% of maximum then you are running too much tire for the GCVW for your vehicle. The extra tire weight and strength and price of a high ply will not do you any good. Love your tire reviews.
Thanks for the feedback!
A lot of Jeep owners (myself included) run E-rated tires on their Jeeps at less than half of max pressure.
@@SteveH98264 Hi Steve. Heat kills tires. Anything above 230*F and the tire starts breaking down. Heat comes from tire flex caused by load or by under-inflation. Every rig is different and how drivers use them are different. My comments come from farm vehicles that often run at or near max load both on road and off road (feed trucks and hay haulers) that use MT tires. The main goal is a flat square footprint meaning the side wall is supporting the vehicle with minimal flexing and maintaining an even contact patch.
i have ran 315 e rated duratracs at 28 psi for 40k miles lol. Theyre in good condidtion, thats completely false
Hey man im looking for a tire in 35/12.50r20 or maybe 35/13.50r20 for my 20x9s on my lifted f150 and wanted something light and on the lower end on the price. What would you go with? I’m liking the new evolution MTs
Here is whats available on TireBuyer www.tirebuyer.com/tires/size/35-12.50-20/all
I would try that Hankook Dynapro MT2
Campus Automotive Inc ok awesome, you wouldn’t recommend the Dick Cepek Trail EXP? I noticed they’re very light
I'm about to change tyre may be end of this year and looking for review of Hankook MT2 . Currently I put BF KM2 on but want to try a cheaper Korean tyre.
Try the Hankook. It looks like it is going to be a good tire.
@@CampusautoCo Got the confusing and frustrating answer from the shop that I saw advertising this tyre that heir stock ran out. It turns out when I called the main distributor that this model not available in my country yet only the Dynapro R03 but it'll be in the market as soon as November. I'll update when the change done.
@@kittenastrophy5951 hey did you happen to get the handkooks
@@E.T.S365 Hi, yes since October but still haven't got much mileage and off-roading. What I can feel from the beginning is its low hum on road comparing to the previous KM and KM2. Too quiet that my engine sound of Toyota 5L annoys me instead. Still no plan to get it off-road sooner but I'm not a hard core off-roader to test it to the limit anyway. So far I don't see anyone else on the road driving with this tyre in my country at least in my city.
@@kittenastrophy5951 thank you for the fed back do you have snow where you live and how are they in the rain
Are the Hankook Dynapro MT2 in the USA?
The best AT is hankook mt))
It looks good to me too.
Having tread blocks closer together for the city slickers sure hurts us mud guys that don't care about noise rather than not getting stuck.
i wish the yokohama geolander mt would have made the list
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Hey Matt, do you do suspension and lifts as well? I'd love to come back to my home area (Salem, Blacksburg) and be able to support a local business when I see family.
Yes we do
@@CampusautoCo Awesome, thank you!
I’ve just ordered the Hankook Dynapro MT2. Lets see how they’ll do…
Been running Hankook MT's for years and they have treated me well in Wyoming.
Which do you recommend for a 3/4 ton?
Hankook