first off if ur gonna spend the money to have these pro comps for a mud tire, that u want to perform in the mud, take ur near same amount of money and buy tires that are made for nothing but going through mud, TSL SWAMPER BOGGERS. lol and if u want a tire that does good on the road buy there PRO COMP A/T, and if u want somethin for crawling use your head , buy the pro comp baja claws, cuz what are they made for? crawling... there ya go, saved ppl from askin stupid questions. HAVE A NICE DAY;)
I had a pair of 37x13.50r17 X-Terrains and I thought they were great off-road but I put mostly highway miles on them and they handled surprisingly well, decent wear, good grip, and actually pretty quiet.
ok so i know your trying to sell a product but serious question... between the mickey thompson baja claw radials vs the procomp xterrains which would be a better tire? its for my daily driver but also weekend off roader (mostly mud and rocky terrain)
@WillDaBeast696969 On those two tires, the decision needs to be made based on 2 factors: what vehicle do you own, and what size tire are you looking for? The Pro Comps tend to be a bit better off road, while the Baja Claws tend to do slightly better on road. I would honestly choose the tire that you like the look of best between the 2.
@4WHEELPARTS ive got a 93 gmc 1500 im looking at 38" tall tires. and ive heard great things about the mickey thompson. but not too much about the pro comps. in fact i havent heard ne thing about them...good or bad. no info on them at all besides videos
@WillDaBeast696969 Pro Comp actually makes a great tire. I run the 38" Pro Comp Xtreme mud terrains and love them. I would say they are equal to the Mickey Thompsons in quality. It just depends on what kind of driving you will be doing. The Pro Comps are slightly better off the road, and MTs are slightly better on the road.
Im trying to decide between the a/t and xtreme a/t. My grand cherokee is a daily driver but i want something that can get me through some deep wisconsin snow. What would you suggest?
@s9khein I would run the std all terrain tire. They are already siped and ready for studs should you need them. If you are just occasionally in snow than I personally run the extreme all terrains, but I only go to the snow on vacation occasionally.
@Buy7ya well for driving on sand you do NOT want extreamly agressive tires. On the sand an agressive tire will just dig a hole and get you stuck in the sand.
first off if ur gonna spend the money to have these pro comps for a mud tire, that u want to perform in the mud, take ur near same amount of money and buy tires that are made for nothing but going through mud, TSL SWAMPER BOGGERS. lol and if u want a tire that does good on the road buy there PRO COMP A/T, and if u want somethin for crawling use your head , buy the pro comp baja claws, cuz what are they made for? crawling... there ya go, saved ppl from askin stupid questions. HAVE A NICE DAY;)
8dominator5 1 month ago
I had a pair of 37x13.50r17 X-Terrains and I thought they were great off-road but I put mostly highway miles on them and they handled surprisingly well, decent wear, good grip, and actually pretty quiet.
eustispanther 7 months ago
i have the pro-comp mud terain tires 33inch there amazing!
dustin13ify 10 months ago
LOVE PRO COMPS! me and my dad have had them! xterrains and mud terrains! never let u down!
Mathewswitchback7 1 year ago
Pro Comp Tires BLOW !!!!
afunkysack 1 year ago
ok so i know your trying to sell a product but serious question... between the mickey thompson baja claw radials vs the procomp xterrains which would be a better tire? its for my daily driver but also weekend off roader (mostly mud and rocky terrain)
WillDaBeast696969 1 year ago
@WillDaBeast696969 On those two tires, the decision needs to be made based on 2 factors: what vehicle do you own, and what size tire are you looking for? The Pro Comps tend to be a bit better off road, while the Baja Claws tend to do slightly better on road. I would honestly choose the tire that you like the look of best between the 2.
4WHEELPARTS 1 year ago
@4WHEELPARTS ive got a 93 gmc 1500 im looking at 38" tall tires. and ive heard great things about the mickey thompson. but not too much about the pro comps. in fact i havent heard ne thing about them...good or bad. no info on them at all besides videos
WillDaBeast696969 1 year ago
@WillDaBeast696969 Pro Comp actually makes a great tire. I run the 38" Pro Comp Xtreme mud terrains and love them. I would say they are equal to the Mickey Thompsons in quality. It just depends on what kind of driving you will be doing. The Pro Comps are slightly better off the road, and MTs are slightly better on the road.
4WHEELPARTS 1 year ago
@4WHEELPARTS well considering its my daily driver i think the MTs would be a better option?
WillDaBeast696969 1 year ago
@WillDaBeast696969 Either one would work well. I suggest going with the one you like the look of better.
4WHEELPARTS 1 year ago
@4WHEELPARTS ok cool. thanks for the help man, i really appreciate it!! :D
WillDaBeast696969 1 year ago
I ran the regular PC A/T tire, and it was excellent. I also ran the BFG A/T another good tire, but the PC wore much better.
LGLG69 1 year ago
The Procomp Xtreme AT is the best all around tire ever, The only tire I will ever put on my truck!
ckarling 1 year ago
Im trying to decide between the a/t and xtreme a/t. My grand cherokee is a daily driver but i want something that can get me through some deep wisconsin snow. What would you suggest?
s9khein 1 year ago
@s9khein I would run the std all terrain tire. They are already siped and ready for studs should you need them. If you are just occasionally in snow than I personally run the extreme all terrains, but I only go to the snow on vacation occasionally.
4WHEELPARTS 1 year ago
what tires would you reccomend for jeep liberty ? I will be doing a body lift of 2 1/2 to 3
jorgitoolivera 2 years ago
30X9.5
lacrosseman706 1 year ago
What about boiling weather like in the middle east, what would you recommend ? thanks
Buy7ya 2 years ago
The Pro Comp All Terrain would be the most suitable tire to operate in hotter climates.
Heat is a tire's worst enemy. The best ways to minimize heat buildup in a tire are:
1. Always run proper inflation. Under-inflation will cause excessive heat buildup.
2. Make the tires as lightweight as possible.
4WHEELPARTS 2 years ago
@Buy7ya well for driving on sand you do NOT want extreamly agressive tires. On the sand an agressive tire will just dig a hole and get you stuck in the sand.
yournamehere832 1 year ago