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Mousekilla15

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I'm looking at getting a set of 35 12.50 18 Gladiator X Comps and I was wondering if anyone had any experience with these tires, how do they perform and what's the tread life on these? Any insight on these would greatly appreciated.

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Im getting a set of 33x12.50-20 put on my truck friday. I will let you know something and take some pics if I have time. You haven't pulled the trigger on them yet have you?

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No not yet but i really like the way they look. I have toyo MTs right now and I like how loud they are and the way they look. However I don't like how fast they wore down and the performance of them, they seem to clog up a lot and lose traction way to much for me.

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Well im not much of an offroad guy. I have no where to take my truck to test that but ill tell you road noise and ride quality. I had some toyo at2s on my old tundra and those bastards got very squirrely at 100mph. I had some atz p3 mickey thompsons that were super smooth riding and quiet. I would have bought them again had I not wanted a more aggressive tire pattern

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I just had them put on today. They are loud as hell. Im going to ask if they can swap them out for some stt pros tomorrow. They look sick and ride okay except for the choppy mt ride at crawling speed.

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Those look amazing, so meaty and aggressive. 50000 mile sounds good to. I really like these they look way better than toyo

I loved the way they looked. After putting on the stt pros i dont think ill every but another mt other than it though. They are much more quiet and the ride is better.

 

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