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In general, I love these tires. Relatively quiet for the aggressive tread and fairly nice ride for a 10-ply tire. My biggest complaint is that they measure much less (diameter) that they claim to be.
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In general, I love these tires. Relatively quiet for the aggressive tread and fairly nice ride for a 10-ply tire. My biggest complaint is that they measure much less (diameter) that they claim to be.
I have had them now for just over a month and have around 2500k miles on them already. So far they are great! About time to rotate them and check wear but as far as I can tell they haven't wore any at all!
I have paid way more for way less quality, these tires are up among the best and the price here is awesome I'm forever a customer. Tires are 35x12.5x20 and can't say enough about them, I waited to review 2 mos to be sure to give a real and fair review.
The Mastertrack Badlands RT is a tough rugged-terrain tire that's equipped with an aggressive lug tread pattern, wide void ratio for good self-cleaning of mud and debris, and a heavy-duty rubber formulation. Additionally, the Badlands RT is covered by a 45,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty.
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Vehicle |
Mileage Warranty 45 k |
Load Index 3417 lbs/3086 lbs (123/120) |
Max Speed 100 MPH (Q) |
Load Range E (10 Ply) |
Tread Depth 16.5/32nds |
Inflation Pressure 80 PSI |
Part Number MASTRT002 |
Tread Design Asymmetrical |
Tire Weight 51.7 lbs |
Section Width 10.7" |
Overall Diameter 31.9" |
Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake (3PMS) No |
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