Does anybody have experience or opinion on the milestar patagonia mt tires ... no mention of any kind of tread life warranty but they are 60 dollars per tire cheaper than the ko2's I want
Does anybody have experience or opinion on the milestar patagonia mt tires ... no mention of any kind of tread life warranty but they are 60 dollars per tire cheaper than the ko2's I want
Milestar Patagonia's are the tire du jour; BFG KO2's are timeless.
I'm not saying that the Indonesian made Patagonia isn't a good tire. However, based upon the mileage reports I've seen so far I am not persuaded that the cost/mile is significantly different than a premium tire with a reputation for longevity like the KO2.
I put a set of the original BFG AT's on an old CJ that aged out before I could wear them out. Although they cost more to buy than other brands, they were some of the least expensive to own of the various tires I've used through the years.
The wife drives it to work every day but we wheel on the weekends so would rather ride em on the road rather that wheel street tires .. scared we gonna pop one and our spare is cracked/dry rotted so it's not good for much milage
Currently on nexen SUV tires but they're not for off road .. they have done surprisingly well considering but that was 20,000 miles ago ...second picture
I've been running them for 8 months. I drive both on and off road but don't put a lot of miles on. I can't speak to longevity but as far as rocks, mud etc I love their performance. On the road they are very quiet, so much so that I can hardly believe it. I'm running 37x12.5x17. My last 2 sets were bfg km2s. I would buy again
The Patagonia is more of a AT on the street not a MT...its definitely a hybrid...I like a sharp looking tire on the street so any highway rib or all season is out of the question....why can't we have the best of both worlds if you are looking to save money go Patagonia you will not regret it...if money is no object or you do not like the aesthetics then go BFG, Nitto, Toyo etc all make fantastic MTs and ATs