For those who still aren't convinced by these choices, I just got a set of Thunderer Ranger ATRs (35x12.50r20) on my '16 Sierra 1500. It's supercharged with a 4" BDS lift. The reason that's important is for traction comfort and wear. I'm coming from Toyo RTs that lasted over 60k miles. The Thunderers are a little more comfortable on the road, sharp handling, good traction in dry and poor conditions (3 peak snowflake rated) and they look really good as well. $1000 installed 🤙 happy to help if someone's got questions. Love Toyo but not trying to spend over $1800 on tires right now. These have an identical 45k mile warranty as well. I run them at 55 psi.
@@smookmaine7281 about the same if not less than the Toyos. Both tires are pretty quiet. I just rode in a friend's truck the other day and he had bfg ko2s and they were howling on the freeway. I dunno if he wasn't rotating them properly or what but it was really obnoxious. The Thunderers are pretty quiet, I was very happy with them.
Sup with them new Nitto Recon Grappler vs Ridge Grappler? I'm running Ridge Grapplers now, but would like a comparison vid on the Recon Grapplers plz and ty...
That Rugged MT goes by a lot of names. I can vouch for it being a good tire. It has decent tread life and more grip than you would think. It rides well on the road and doesn't make that much noise.
I ended up buying the Predator New Mutants, because I had BFGoodrich traction ko2s but they were load range E 10 ply and they rode horribly on the highway. I found these and now it rides just like stock but still has the nice aggressive look
I love my Atturo trail blade x/t.! Got 4 295/60r20 (34x11.5) got them for $195 per tire, great ride, low noise, mud tire aggressive look, performance pretty well! Will be buying more in the future
The 2nd tire in the line up is a venom power terra hunter xd. The tire spoke about was not a terra hunter xd. Radar renegade looks nothing like the terra hunter. Owning a set of terra hunters I will say they are excellent.
every single time i drop my guard and buy cheap tires i hate myself every mile on the highway. Around town is whatever, but i've never had a cheap tire balance and ride smooth at interstate speed
I have the Amerikus in 35x12.50x18 and love them. Do amazing off road and aren’t noisy only complaint is how soft they are. Only a year on them and down to about 50% tread left.
That's part of cheap Chinese made tires. They are round--somewhat, black, and have a hole in the middle. But they don't have the same engineering in the tread and rubber compound. They don't have the same high silica compound or long link carbon for wet traction, quiet ride, and long life. They also lack the extra manufacturing loke 3nply sidewalls, orbthe same quality steel belts, or quality control. A few ears ago Chinese made tires were blowing out while at speed. Seems they didn't use a side edge belt cap to help seal the steel belts to the carcass. Ooopppssss. Go ahead and sue them, If you're still alive after that 4x rollover. Yes top name tires are not cheap but very cheap compared to what a cheap Chinese made tire can do to your safety.
@ms.annthrope415 actually they are a 10 or 12 ply tire, American made with a 3 ply side wall. If it's wearing this bad that is an alignment or overloading issue. Or just tire abuse
I had a set of the Americus rugged on one of my trucks. They look really sweet on the truck and I thought they were surprisingly quiet for a mud tire. Mine were 17s.
I run kanati mud hogs. They are 35x12.50r 20 10ply. and was only 800 shipped to my door!! They have yet to fail me. Never been stuck and they last really long. Iv been from Indiana to Michigan and Tennessee and all over the place and they still are going strong!
They are knockoff versions of them. Perform similarly but cheaper and won't last as long. More of a possibility of holes and blowouts but alot cheaper in return.
No comments on construction of these tires. I don't care that they look cool. I work in the bush in Canada and need a tire that resists sticks and rocks in the sidewalls where 90% of my punctures happen. It's hard to find details on construction of tires and I've had to learn from trial and mostly error. But I still can't find tires with sidewalls like those on 1970s bias ply lug tires . All radials have peanut butter bulge sidewalls waiting for a sharp anything to go through.
Being that u read comments i have an 09 ram 1500 quad cab hemi. I bought the truck with 325s on it and have had to replace front end basically every 6000 miles. Axles tierods hubs and the sort. Obviously it wasnt made for this size tire cause it has spacers on. But i would like to keep the 325s on the back but would like to elimainate the spacers upfornt to try and save tearing shit up all the time. Do u know what width tire would be a good fit to put on the front end that wont rub or throw the balance off with the 325s in the back? It actually have 2 rams was planning on taking the ones off the front and sticking them on the back of my other truck then buy new tires for the front with the same height but not as wide but would like them to be as wide as possible. Any suggestions. Trucks not lifted or leveled or anything just stock suspension at the moment.
I just got the landspider’s put in my truck about a month ago. It’s a solid tire. Not to bad on the road noise. Gets a little noisy at around 70mph. But overall a very smooth riding tire for an M/T.
I put 17x9 Rocktrix and 33-12.50 Landspider MT’s on my 2017 F150 and loved them. Traded the setup for some 20x9 Fuel Rebels and just ordered a set of Landspider MT’s in a 33-12.50 this morning to put on em. 5k miles and they still looked brand new. 100% my favorite tire. Like you said, not super noisy, at least to me. And they balance and ride amazing which is hard to find in an affordable mud tire. I hate to brag to much, cause I don’t want the prices to skyrocket, but I’d compare them to Nitto’s or Toyo’s all day.
Another great video! Got right into it quick with the info we clicked for, not long and babbling wasting our time like other channels videos. My pick of these 4, I like the Land Spiders for M+S and daily driving. Kanati Trail Hog and Mud Hog are also good in this category. I run their Mud Hogs, love their grip off the pavement. Also love their howl on the road!
Cheap tires, huh, I have a ram 3500 and I drive it hard and tow with bumper hitches with equipment up to the GCWR. Toyo AT III's 18" 295x70's cost $1200 and last for 60k miles and drive anywhere often w/o 4x4 and have snow flake rating... I've never seen a cheaper alternative.
I just put some Landspider Wildtraxx MT 265/75/16 on my 2021 Nissan Frontier Pro4x. They're definitely a little rougher than the factory Hankook AT, but they ride decent for an MT. $850 out the door.
I have the Americus Rugged and they are good for around town and awesome on the trail, but could not be properly balanced for highway speeds and I can feel feedback at 55+
What the predator worth in a 3312.5. 22? I need wheels too I like the fuel 742 with the maroon red effects on the on black but they don’t make them in a offset that fit the 2017 ram 1500 rambecause it sucks them in to much can you find me something simular
I have the landspiders in 33 x 20 x 12.5 on a 05 Ram with stock 06 wheels. Look and drive f-n awesome! They are not that loud but I am comparing them to my set of 22 x 12 on 33’s
I'm getting ready to run the "ARKON Lincoln" black 24×14 , 81mm and was thinking 35's.. So which one of those would look the best? P.s the truck is not going off-road LOL
@@MrBtown101 I have Nitto Ridge Grapplers now and the Venom RT's look like a close copy of them. I'm fine with the noise level of the Nittos. I just don't want to spend the money on Nittos but I also don't fully trust a Chinese tire. I might just save a little longer for another set of Ridge Grapplers. They are my favorite looking tire.
@@xMurderxmurderjoey the RT's are way louder than the ridge grapplers. I think there is a few youtube videos where people compare road noise ridge grapplers vs venom RT's, because they look very similar. I took the RT's off within a couple weeks and sold them.
Are those radar renegades at5 or are they Venom Power Terra Hunter X/T ?? I don’t see one that looks like the radars. The 3rd ones one to the right as your watching the video.
Wow the brainwashing effect of Foxnews is clear with your comment Nate. You should take a class in economics and intl politics to better understand the effects of the world economy at home.
I have the Landspider's, they're 12.5/35/24 on a set of 24×12 Arkon Mandela's and had a lit of balancing issues. Initially had beads in them, and they wouldn't ever balance out while driving, it was bad.. got the beads removed, and the tire shop that re-mounted the tires with weight said we got it balanced as good as we can, but it still has a "shimmy" at highway speeds. Not satisfied with that, i took it to a different shop and had them re-balanced and they got it pretty much perfect, although I can still hear the one tire that was a pain to balance makes an uneven sound while driving. These tires are freaking loud on the road. It's uncomfortably loud with the windows down on the highway, but im not surprised about that, really. They seem to be lasting a long time. I tow 10k+ on a daily basis, and rotate roughly every 5k miles (only front to back) and I'm on my 3rd summer on them. I got a bit of a bad taste in my mouth for them, but it's mainly because of the balancing beads and the crap tire shop I went to to remove them. Anyways, hope this helps, lol.
You won't find cheap us made tires, your best bet is toyo and continental, but other manufacturers have some production plants here and over seas like nitto, for cheap tires you can find us based companies that make their stuff in China, Japan, and other countries overseas. There aren't cheap us made tires
@@jake_ruhl I normally stick with Goodyear or Cooper. The F250 I have now has Nitto 35’s and they seem to be ok. It really seems like there’s been a FLOOD of cheap Chinese tires flooding the market in the last 5-10 years. Not sure I would trust the quality on a $70k plus truck.
