Mickey Thompson Baja boss AT

I did the first rotation on both sets of tires. Approximate wear:
4Runner Toyos at 5k miles: 1 mm (rear); 1/2 mm (front) (Note: 4Runner Limited is full-time)
Tacoma Mickeys at 6k: 2-1/2 mm (rear); 1/2 mm (front)

I do prefer the look of the Mickeys, and I'll be interested to see how they do this winter? Traction in the rain this summer was been excellent.
Also, funny note, when I had a side of my Tacoma jacked up, it looked like it had a 2-3 inch lift! *Looked awesome!*

 

You'll love them in the winter. Made the switch last February from a pair of wildpeaks and they where just as good if not better I found.

 

Thanks! 295/70/17 / 34x12.0/17

 

Are those E or SL rated? I think i see 265/70/17, correct? I’m looking at these and considering 275’s but am hesitant because of weight. If those are SL 265’s I’m probably sold on staying at 265.

 

I put a set of 265/75/16 on last winter. These tires have really performed well in everything I’ve put them in…snow, ice, sand and dirt.
When I go up a size in tire it will be a set of Baja boss again- hands down!

 

What lift do you have on that truck?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...spension-options.474308/page-85#post-28499917

 

Nice setup. Can you describe lift and mods to fit the tires. I’m in the proces and debating the 265/7017 vs 285/70/17. Pavement queen mostly. Thanks.

 

Thinking about installing a set of these. Overall it seems everyone enjoys them? Winter performance is a high point for me here in the northeast. But I also want an aggressive tire that can handle offroad conditions as well.

 

So far so good. Not much snow experience yet as I haven't had much snow but travel between Oswego and Syracuse often and I got the tires in September

 

Nice you’re even semi local! Haha. You’ll see your fair share of snow there. What other tires have you had that you could compare the Baja boss to?

 

Stock Goodyears, wildpeaks, KO2, geolander A/T, Cooper discoverer A/T3.... Michelin old style defender LTX

 

Any notable differences between the Baja’s and say the ko2’s or wildpeaks? Granted you said you couldn’t comment on snow yet

 

Too soon to tell unfortunately. nothing stand out good or bad atleast

 

How did they turn out? Do they have the aggressive side lugs?

 

Outstanding performance in slush and deep snow over the last few days here in snowy frigid southeastern WI.

Here's a fun shot...

 

285/70/17 SL.

With method 703 total weight of wheel and tire is just under 76#. Inflated but not on the truck they measure in at 32.8" as advertised.

First trail test this weekend. TBD but I am expecting good things from these based on others experience.

 

265/70/17
Fuel Shok 17x9 +1 offset
They look way better in person and they do well in snow and ice. Especially vs the stock Wranglers.

 

Anyone else have a hard time balancing the Baja Boss?

 

10k miles later and these things are crushing it!