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I just orderd these. All of the reviews have been great but the only thing I haven't heard about was treadwear. How are yours holding up?
I don't know my exact milage. But it's got to be like 8k or so I've put on them and they look like new. I run them at about 37 psi. Rotate every oil change.
Just picked up a new/used truck that has the Amp Terrain Grippers A/T G tires. I am still figuring out the exact tire pressure but right now I am running 40psi all around.
I am very happy with them (only about 300 miles.) They are quiet, both around town and on highway and when I come to a stop I don't feel the tread gaps like I did on my Nitto Trail Grapplers. I am not sure on the longevity of the tire or how it performs in mud/snow/rain. In fact the truck will probably never see mud but maybe some snow.
I would recommend these tires as an option for an off road option.
Mastercraft Courser CXT. I wanted something more aggressive than most A/T tires on the market, without going to KO2s (plus KO2s suck in mud which is what I go through the most). They are aggressive without being a mud-terrain tire and yet still perform well on wet pavement. I haven't had the tires long, but so far so good. They ride smooth and only hum slightly while accelerating and decelerating. Actually, I think they ride better than the factory Goodyear Wrangler SR-As that came on the truck stock.
These perform as expected—they provide very good traction and excellent feedback on packed snow and ice, with a small amount of additional road noise from the studs on dry pavement. I haven't had the opportunity / need to see if they hold up okay in deeper snow (I'm guessing they'll probably do okay but not as well as a snowflake-rated AT tire there), but when 90% of my winter driving is up and down hills on partially or fully snow-covered roadways, I'm very happy with my choice. They're definitely a huge improvement over even snowflake-rated AT tires in the winter conditions I regularly encounter.
I've only got a few thousand miles on them so far, so it's a bit soon to make any judgement on longevity.
It has come time to replace my old tires and i have narrowed it down to these 2. If anyone has any real world experience good or bad they can offer on these tires that would be greatly appreciated. I drive 30-40 miles of gravel road a day to work with ever changing conditions from dry dusty gravel, slippery mud to heavy snow in the winter. And then the similar distance
of highway on weekends to town.
Looking for an affordable good tire for stock 17’s will be mostly highway but I still want the biggest most aggressive look. Also have a 2” level. Any suggestions. Thanks.
10-21-2017, 05:41 AM
