The best A/T Tire? Does it exist?

I thnik it is just the M/T's that have the red lettering, now anyway. Verified.

 

Those look Fantastic! Even the lettering looks grippy.

 

@NotRed I also run the Grabber ATXs. The only issue I have had in the 35K miles with them is that they recently became loud AF between 30-40mph. Louder than the g003’s I used to run. But it’s only during that speed range.

I think I’ll get at least 70K out of this set. All 4 tires are at 11/32nds @35K miles. I do a lot of highway and a fair amount of gravel/dirt trails. I’ve driven all over the US and Canada with them and they are a fantastic tire and I would buy them again.

I can never figure out why they’re not more popular…maybe they aren’t cool on instasnap or whatever.

 

From Road and Track

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I happen to be running these on my 2019 Honda Passport; a good recommendation from Les Schwab when I asked for some mid-OR tires for the AWD while still being good for on road. I agree - they are great!

 

I love my Mickey Thompsons Baja Boss !
Very quiet and street friendly but man do they feel at home off road

 

How do you like these?

I'm in the market for new tires and I'm torn between the Wildpeaks (I had them on my Silverardo and loved them), Nitto Ridge Grapplers, Toyo Open Country at3's and these. I really like the look of these but they do not offer a 275/70R17. But the 265/70R17's offered the the MT Baja Boss AT are a lot lighter than their competitors and they offer a good warranty. I'm only lifted 2" on 5100's. Im between 265/70R17's and 275's. Going to go with OEM SEMA wheels so I was told that I can fit 275's with those wheels and +4 offset without rubbing, but thats an entirely different conversation.

 

I’ve had them for a few months and really like them.Street friendly yet feel really planted off road Very aggressive look to.