Anyone Running Mastercraft 35/12.50R15 Tires?
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I have been looking at them and also the Kanati Mud Hog, still not sure which one to get as it will be several months before I pull the trigger.
Well Walmart.com has the Baja boss for 302.00 now,but I used to have great luck with mastercraft on my glass truck,I might try some but still a great price on the m/ts
Not the same tire/size, but I've been running Mastercraft Courser AXTs (31x10.50x15) on my TJ since shortly after I bought it. They're around 40k miles now and have been problem-free. They've done well offroad, and great in the snow. Pretty decent in rain/pooling water as well.
That said, I like the old Mastercraft Courser AT2s better. They seemed to hold up better on my 1/2 ton trucks than these are on my jeep, but I'd buy these again without concern.
When these wear out though, I plan to try something else just to see what I may be missing out on. In my experience, Mastercraft has always made a quality tire.
Yes, until the wife finds a job.
With a little digging i found Cooper STT pros cheaper than Kenda. So who knows.
The Badak Xtreem have shot up also.
I've found Walmart online prices cheaper than any I've seen. I was going with the Badak tires until I read the reviews on balancing issues, and 35s measuring more like 37s. I don't drive mine on the street (or anywhere) much anymore and with my wife's recent health issues, my priorities have changed completely.
That’s really weird seems like mud terrain tires always measure way smaller than advertised,I will be praying for you and your wife,I know from recent experience (getting old sucks)
I have these on mine and i have no problems to complain about. But my rig is for road use and I haven't had a snowy winter yet to test them on. But they seem to have a stout build and they look great.
Mastercraft used to be cooper tires cheaper brand. I've run a few sets of their 33" mudders with no complaints.
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