Ive got a set on my 06 tacoma and will be getting another set after these! They look cool with the asymmetrical treads, quiet on the road, and absolute machines off road. Ive taken mine through sand, mud, dirt, hills, rocks, clay, and deep snow - theyve never let me down.
These tires are great. I've had Mickey's in the past and got excited when I saw these drop. They're great in the clay (as well as a tire can be in clay) and are quieter than the MTZ. I've got them in 35" on a JK.
Good choice! Let us know if you need help finding a set for the XJ! I know we have these in stock. www.trailbuiltoffroad.com/store/tires?sort=popular&brand=Mickey%20Thompson&tmodel=Baja%20Boss%20A%2FT*Baja%20Boss%20MT&saleToggle=0&qdToggle=0
Just picked these up for a Tundra (35x12.50x18). I’ve had: BFG MT KM1’s and KM2’s, Goodyear MTR Kevlars, Toyo MT’s, Goodyear Duratracs, Nitto Trail Grapplers, Swamper TSX’s....and so far, these tires are amazing!!! I was incredibly surprised with the on-road manners, especially in the rain. I almost went with the BFG KM3’s, but the tire store lost the set I ordered and offered these at the same price. I decided to go with them because they looked so aggressive and had good reviews. On road noise is minimal. Performance in rain is outstanding for a MT. Weight is better than a KM3 and WAY better than a Trail Grappler. Size (in 35”) was bigger than a KM3 and less than a Trail Grappler. KM3 is 34.6, Boss is 34.8, Trail Grap is 35.02. Tread depth is 21/32 for Boss and Trail Grap. KM3 was 18/32. Kind of a no-brainer for me. The only question is, how long will they last? My Trail Graps were 40K+. MTR and BFG were 30+. I’m guessing with soft compound these Boss’s will be in the mid 30’s. Which I’d be okay with. Just hope they are closer to 40K than 30K.
@@redmondwilkerson6382 So far, so good! They do decent for an MT, better than my past MT's. I just put Yoko Geolandar G003 MT's on my wife's rig and they have been great as well.
How are these holding up? I've had my Nitto Ridge Grapplers (315/70R17) on my 2013 Tundra for 50,000 miles, but it's time to replace them and these are at the top of my list. I've had Nitto Terra Grapplers (didn't like), Toyo Open Country MT's and the Ridge Grapplers, which have been the best of the bunch so far.
@@sloguyty5915 No, they are still a great tire, I’d go with them again. I don’t drive the truck much at all, so have no clue on how much mileage I’ll get out of them. I’d have to check mileage when purchased to confirm miles. Another impressive tire is what my wife drives on daily and they have almost 40K miles on them, the Yoko Geo G003 MT. They have plenty of tread left as well, I haven’t gauged them, but those are highly recommended too.
This tire is not a hybrid tire. It is a very aggressive mud tire with large lugs, large voids, and huge side biters. I have 37x17s on a jeep jk daily driver. Mine are surprisingly quit and very, very smooth and vibration free at speeds up to 85mph, which is as fast as I've had my Jeep. They perform off road like you would expect an aggressive mud tire to perform. Mine see a lot of deep mud, deep sand, loose and hard packed dirt on average a couple times a week. They are awesome off road! I don't baby my jeep. I have a 2.5" Rock Krawler x factor lift with Dynatrac Prorock Dana 60 rear and Prorock 44 front, Arb Lockers and more.
Are you satisfied with the daily driver experience? I want to put these on a 2020 Ram which is my daily driver. I don't do any off roading, but I love the aggressive look. How is the noise and ride...
I got a pair of the MT EXP when they first came out. You can drive them everwhere. I have not tested in deep snow, but mud, loose trails, and mainly the highway they kick ass. I have about 40k miles on them and they are dead smooth. No shimmy, no crazy hum ( except for small zone at low speed) , i am blown away by them. I expected them to be 10k miles then junk ...but they are jusy as good as any michelin for fraction of cost. I always thought of drag radials and MT When i thought of Mickey Thompsons. I will prob try the AT'S next, wish they were still cheap and kinda a secret. I got my 33 for like $175 a tire on sale. I give them a 4.7/5
Put about a thousand miles on mine… they’re incredible. In the rain, mud, and highway manners are great!! Not too loud. My question is, anyone here have them for a long time? What’s the tread life like?
Absolutely love them! Definitely recommend them even for a daily. When they say there quite on road they ain't kidding. An they really dig in mud an rocks. I live in West Virginia an there awesome. A good all around for me.
@@aaronleonard7111 I'm running them on an 02 tj. Sidewalls are a bit stiff to begin with but wear in nice. I'm running them around 26 psi an they chalk test great
Totally stoked. I just put my order in with Trail Built. awaiting Raceline Wheels and Mickey Thompson boss Mt's for my 4 Runner awaiting shipment impatiently. Lol
I had Baja claw radials 33x12.50's on my 2000 Jeep xj and I did basically all street driving and I got about 30k out of mine. Those jeeps are pretty light (I think around 3500 or less) and this was back in 2007. I was a teenager so I didn't care if they were loud, but they were pretty dang loud but rode pretty smooth except when coming to a stop and taking off. The xj was so light And the tread pattern on the tires were so aggressive it would Rattle. I hated that part of it. (and no nothing was wrong with my Jeep, I thought something was too, but trust me I put all terrains on it to compare and they were smooth as can be). But on a heavier vehicle I'm sure they don't do this, if so not as bad. I had 2 friends in high school who put Mickey Thompson mtz's on their wranglers and they didn't do that. Nice and quiet and smooth. Much less aggressive tread pattern but still a good tire. If I had kept the Jeep those probably would have been what I would have bought next.
I have this tires for 2 weeks I can guarantee this is 200 times more noisy than any bfgoodrich I had. Gas millage decreased a lot compared to ko2 315 70r17. Looks awsome but not even 70% practical. 70 punds compared to 63 on bfgoodrich makes a huge difference on gas mileage
That was a steal for 35x12.5's 20's. I just bought atz's 35's 17 for 301.00 each. When I first priced my tires they were very cheap, but just over one year later not cheap any more.
I personally have not ran the Baja Boss, but am loving my KM3's. Plus, with the off-roading conditions here in Wisconsin, it's better to have tread lugs that are spread further apart as we have a lot of think mud up here, plus snow and a tightly grouped center tread pattern isn't going to evacuate the mud and snow as well as a tread pattern with more open voids between the tread lugs, like the KM3's. So, with that said, a lot of the tire's performance has to do with what type of off-road terrain you have in the area's where you go wheeling. Hope this helps and thanks for watching! ~ Josh from TrailBuilt
I would think that the Baja Boss would be better in the snow than the KM3 since they have 3peak mountain snowflake. AT tires should be better in snow than MT tires. They have more contact patch & biting edges. Plus MT’s will pack up ice in the huge voids. That is why you can’t find MT tires with the 3 peak snowflake.
Will these tires cup with a loaded out gladiator built for overlanding? Having huge issues with my Cooper STT pros cupping. I'm running a ikamper rtt, overland bed rack system and a Decked system as well. I need a tire that can stand up to the weight
I don't have ant Mickey Thompson tires but they do look cool. I have Pro comp xtreme mt2 tries. What do you think about the pro comp xtreme mt2 tries or would you do a review of them?
For all product inquiries, our customer service team is going to be best suited to answer all of your questions and they can be reached either by email at: sales@trailbuiltoffroad.com or by phone at: 920-689-6849. Thanks much!
I want to put these on my 2020 Ram which is my daily driver. Won't be doing any off roading, but I just love the aggressive design. With the center grooves so close together I was thinking the noise and ride wouldn't be bad...Any feedback?
Hopefully you guys try these out and let us know how they perform. The design looks promising. I have tried Ridge Grapplers and they were terrible in mud rain and snow. I want to like hybrid tires but I’m starting to think they comprise more then they gain performance.
Ive got a set on my 06 tacoma and will be getting another set after these!
They look cool with the asymmetrical treads, quiet on the road, and absolute machines off road.
Ive taken mine through sand, mud, dirt, hills, rocks, clay, and deep snow - theyve never let me down.
These tires are great. I've had Mickey's in the past and got excited when I saw these drop. They're great in the clay (as well as a tire can be in clay) and are quieter than the MTZ. I've got them in 35" on a JK.
I've had a set on my Jeep XJ for about 3 years and have loved them. Going to get a new set in a larger size in a few weeks. Can't wait.
Good choice! Let us know if you need help finding a set for the XJ! I know we have these in stock. www.trailbuiltoffroad.com/store/tires?sort=popular&brand=Mickey%20Thompson&tmodel=Baja%20Boss%20A%2FT*Baja%20Boss%20MT&saleToggle=0&qdToggle=0
Just picked these up for a Tundra (35x12.50x18).
I’ve had: BFG MT KM1’s and KM2’s, Goodyear MTR Kevlars, Toyo MT’s, Goodyear Duratracs, Nitto Trail Grapplers, Swamper TSX’s....and so far, these tires are amazing!!!
I was incredibly surprised with the on-road manners, especially in the rain. I almost went with the BFG KM3’s, but the tire store lost the set I ordered and offered these at the same price. I decided to go with them because they looked so aggressive and had good reviews.
On road noise is minimal.
Performance in rain is outstanding for a MT.
Weight is better than a KM3 and WAY better than a Trail Grappler.
Size (in 35”) was bigger than a KM3 and less than a Trail Grappler. KM3 is 34.6, Boss is 34.8, Trail Grap is 35.02.
Tread depth is 21/32 for Boss and Trail Grap. KM3 was 18/32.
Kind of a no-brainer for me.
The only question is, how long will they last? My Trail Graps were 40K+. MTR and BFG were 30+.
I’m guessing with soft compound these Boss’s will be in the mid 30’s. Which I’d be okay with. Just hope they are closer to 40K than 30K.
How are they in the rain? My tundras rear slides around a lot if I don’t have any weight in the bed
@@redmondwilkerson6382 So far, so good! They do decent for an MT, better than my past MT's. I just put Yoko Geolandar G003 MT's on my wife's rig and they have been great as well.
How are these holding up? I've had my Nitto Ridge Grapplers (315/70R17) on my 2013 Tundra for 50,000 miles, but it's time to replace them and these are at the top of my list. I've had Nitto Terra Grapplers (didn't like), Toyo Open Country MT's and the Ridge Grapplers, which have been the best of the bunch so far.
@@06BlackTaco have your feelings changed since?
@@sloguyty5915 No, they are still a great tire, I’d go with them again. I don’t drive the truck much at all, so have no clue on how much mileage I’ll get out of them. I’d have to check mileage when purchased to confirm miles. Another impressive tire is what my wife drives on daily and they have almost 40K miles on them, the Yoko Geo G003 MT. They have plenty of tread left as well, I haven’t gauged them, but those are highly recommended too.
I got em on my 19 ram. Quiet on the road , not much action yet just some sand. I love em
Also - balanced perfect on a Tundra and zero issues up to 100mph.
This tire is not a hybrid tire. It is a very aggressive mud tire with large lugs, large voids, and huge side biters. I have 37x17s on a jeep jk daily driver. Mine are surprisingly quit and very, very smooth and vibration free at speeds up to 85mph, which is as fast as I've had my Jeep. They perform off road like you would expect an aggressive mud tire to perform. Mine see a lot of deep mud, deep sand, loose and hard packed dirt on average a couple times a week. They are awesome off road! I don't baby my jeep. I have a 2.5" Rock Krawler x factor lift with Dynatrac Prorock Dana 60 rear and Prorock 44 front, Arb Lockers and more.
Are you satisfied with the daily driver experience? I want to put these on a 2020 Ram which is my daily driver. I don't do any off roading, but I love the aggressive look. How is the noise and ride...
Dude agree with this x2. I put mine on a stock jk and kept up with the pack. They bite into the soup and wont let go
How do they do in the sand?
How do these track down the road? I have open country MT and they pull HARD right.
I got a pair of the MT EXP when they first came out. You can drive them everwhere. I have not tested in deep snow, but mud, loose trails, and mainly the highway they kick ass. I have about 40k miles on them and they are dead smooth. No shimmy, no crazy hum ( except for small zone at low speed) , i am blown away by them. I expected them to be 10k miles then junk ...but they are jusy as good as any michelin for fraction of cost. I always thought of drag radials and MT When i thought of Mickey Thompsons. I will prob try the AT'S next, wish they were still cheap and kinda a secret. I got my 33 for like $175 a tire on sale. I give them a 4.7/5
Put about a thousand miles on mine… they’re incredible. In the rain, mud, and highway manners are great!! Not too loud. My question is, anyone here have them for a long time? What’s the tread life like?
How are they wearing??
Just bought some in 35x12.5r15. Hopefully I’ll get them by the weekend.
I'm looking at the same set for my TJ. How are they running for you?
@@aaronleonard7111 same, YJ, did you end up getting them?
@@jaimeb4774 no not yet bud. Still waiting for my jeep funds to fill back up.
Just ordered a set in 35x12.50r15 Really looking forward to wheeling with them.
How are they running for you bud? I'm looking at the exact same set
Absolutely love them! Definitely recommend them even for a daily. When they say there quite on road they ain't kidding. An they really dig in mud an rocks. I live in West Virginia an there awesome. A good all around for me.
Sweet! Thanks for the heads up brother. Have fun and be safe wheelin!
@@aaronleonard7111 I'm running them on an 02 tj. Sidewalls are a bit stiff to begin with but wear in nice. I'm running them around 26 psi an they chalk test great
Sweet! What kind of lift do you have on your tj? I have a 98 tj with a 2.5 in lift on it. I'm a little concerned about rubbing with the 35s
Totally stoked. I just put my order in with Trail Built. awaiting Raceline Wheels and Mickey Thompson boss Mt's for my 4 Runner awaiting shipment impatiently. Lol
I had Baja claw radials 33x12.50's on my
2000 Jeep xj and I did basically all street driving and I got about 30k out of mine. Those jeeps are pretty light (I think around 3500 or less) and this was back in 2007. I was a teenager so I didn't care if they were loud, but they were pretty dang loud but rode pretty smooth except when coming to a stop and taking off. The xj was so light And the tread pattern on the tires were so aggressive it would Rattle. I hated that part of it.
(and no nothing was wrong with my Jeep, I thought something was too, but trust me I put all terrains on it to compare and they were smooth as can be). But on a heavier vehicle I'm sure they don't do this, if so not as bad.
I had 2 friends in high school who put Mickey Thompson mtz's on their wranglers and they didn't do that. Nice and quiet and smooth. Much less aggressive tread pattern but still a good tire. If I had kept the Jeep those probably would have been what I would have bought next.
These are coming out next year mid 2023 in a 42" and most importantly a 44" tall tires!
Just got these I feel like they’re 10x quieter than the KM3 from BF Goodrich And super aggressive
How will these perform in the rain and snow?
Mine are great. At first i was worried bc the boss exp dpnt have a ton of seeps, but they do a great job in rain
A little weight in the bed and your rig will dig through anything with these. Ive put them down as low as 15psi for steep shale hills.
I just ordered them in 37 mt can't to get them for my sas swap in my Tacoma 04
Best tire
I have this tires for 2 weeks I can guarantee this is 200 times more noisy than any bfgoodrich I had. Gas millage decreased a lot compared to ko2 315 70r17. Looks awsome but not even 70% practical.
70 punds compared to 63 on bfgoodrich makes a huge difference on gas mileage
why we dont have those yet in costa rica
Can you compare these to the Maxxis Razr MT? Thanks
this vs trail grapplers mmh, sound bout the same? like both, don't know which
Found a set for $230 per tire new 35x12.5r20 load F. So stoked
That’s awesome, I just paid $330 a tire and thought I got a deal
That was a steal for 35x12.5's 20's. I just bought atz's 35's 17 for 301.00 each. When I first priced my tires they were very cheap, but just over one year later not cheap any more.
You don't want to have to buy any now. I just got a set of 35 12.50 17 and paid $405.00 each.
I have seen your video on the KM3's and I would like to know if you prefer the KM3's over the trail boss ?
I personally have not ran the Baja Boss, but am loving my KM3's. Plus, with the off-roading conditions here in Wisconsin, it's better to have tread lugs that are spread further apart as we have a lot of think mud up here, plus snow and a tightly grouped center tread pattern isn't going to evacuate the mud and snow as well as a tread pattern with more open voids between the tread lugs, like the KM3's. So, with that said, a lot of the tire's performance has to do with what type of off-road terrain you have in the area's where you go wheeling. Hope this helps and thanks for watching! ~ Josh from TrailBuilt
I would think that the Baja Boss would be better in the snow than the KM3 since they have 3peak mountain snowflake. AT tires should be better in snow than MT tires. They have more contact patch & biting edges. Plus MT’s will pack up ice in the huge voids. That is why you can’t find MT tires with the 3 peak snowflake.
Will these tires cup with a loaded out gladiator built for overlanding? Having huge issues with my Cooper STT pros cupping. I'm running a ikamper rtt, overland bed rack system and a Decked system as well. I need a tire that can stand up to the weight
I can’t really decide from MTZ and Baja boss .im currently on MTZ 315/70/17 . Thinking of upgrading to 37 boss . What do you think about it?
Love the Boss!
I don't have ant Mickey Thompson tires but they do look cool. I have Pro comp xtreme mt2 tries. What do you think about the pro comp xtreme mt2 tries or would you do a review of them?
Already have the Pro Comp Xtreme M/T's on our list for a future review!
Is there a 60 day guarantee on baja boss?
Can I pair a 305 or 315 70 R18 on a 8 inch wide rim?
For all product inquiries, our customer service team is going to be best suited to answer all of your questions and they can be reached either by email at: sales@trailbuiltoffroad.com or by phone at: 920-689-6849. Thanks much!
How much are the costs
The cost for a set?
Why does it look like they mimic the wrangler mtr?
I want to put these on my 2020 Ram which is my daily driver. Won't be doing any off roading, but I just love the aggressive design. With the center grooves so close together I was thinking the noise and ride wouldn't be bad...Any feedback?
Same for my f150
What size was this tire in the video?
How are these tire tires on road? how noisy?
@702FXR how are they in the rain, snow, or ice ?
OK so they are a hybrid. Na not keen need full MT
do i get e or d rated i have jeep jku
Hopefully you guys try these out and let us know how they perform. The design looks promising. I have tried Ridge Grapplers and they were terrible in mud rain and snow. I want to like hybrid tires but I’m starting to think they comprise more then they gain performance.
The Baja Boss is definitely not a hybrid tire. It's called an extreme mud terrain tire by Mickey Thompson.
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@@jamalfaisal21 ?? I paid $457 USD each (37 inch tire)
What psi should I run on 37"?
Check out our tire pressure video for more info!
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Baja pro xs are the best
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