New MTRs with Kevlar

Started by 46&2, May 01, 2009, 12:14:29 PM

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For those who run/have run the new MTRs, what is your opion of them?

Best Tire Ever
Awesome, huge improvement over previous design
Comparable to old design
Almost as good as the original MTRs
They suck bawlz

Yota87Truck

I have a buddy with some on his Duramax, Says they hook up great in the snow.

86toyota

gonna buy some 35x12.50r15's in a few days. Selling 2 STT's with 75%+ tread and 16" soft 8 wheels in the for sale section. Gonna have to buy some 15" wheels now.
T86OTA

86toyota

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOrN-hoaXd8

Jeeps...i know...but good closeups of the tire actually PERFORMING
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46&2

Quote from: 86toyota on February 17, 2010, 10:48:08 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOrN-hoaXd8

Jeeps...i know...but good closeups of the tire actually PERFORMING

Good video, thanks for sharing. They seem to be doing pretty good. I wonder what PSI they were running those at.
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bigarms23

its says 6psi as one of the comments
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86toyota

Not my video. I just found it on youtube but year its pretty sick
T86OTA

muddywaters

they seem to be closer to a 35 than my km2s. i buddy has them on his jeep and they work very well here in ohio. tight muddy trails, offcamber climbs.  the original mtrs did not work on our trails.   you would get stuck in the mudholes on the way to enjoy what little rock we have.
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85yotapolo

i took my 85 out last weekend and i have a set of 33x12.50x15 and theses things rock man, best tire hands down...... i know what im getting and staying with, i went over rocks and had them down to 8psi all around and they were grabbing live crazy..........

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kneedownnate

Considering this is a thread about a tire, and one that's been asked about in the right section, why not move it to the tire section?
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the old style mtrs are still available they are on ebay for 289 a piece!!!! not including shipping I got my new Mtrs with kevlar yesterday mounted them they are surprisingly quite ill fill you guys in on wheeling later plus they are 220 a piece at 4wheelparts
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BigMike

This past weekend I wheeled with a friend using the new tires. He has only had them in the snow (this past winter) and he says the old version MTRs performed a bit better (in the snow). He is very eager to see how the new ones will compare in the rocks this summer :thumbs: I told him I would ask him again at the end of the year to see how he likes them. :thumbs: He said they are MUCH quieter on road, which I expected as per their marketing strategy.

Quote from: kneedownnate on May 29, 2010, 12:35:14 AM
Considering this is a thread about a tire, and one that's been asked about in the right section, why not move it to the tire section?
Done, thanks Nate :wave:
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superyoat

wish they made them in a 15" rim. i would switch to a 17 but then i have to do bead locks and thats not cheap!
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why would you have to do  beadlocks to run 17's ?
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Quote from: IronClad on July 21, 2010, 09:22:05 PM
why would you have to do  beadlocks to run 17's ?
because they don't hold the tire on as well as a 15". i have ran 17" rims before and rolled beads several times, but since i switched to a 15" rim i haven't had a single problem in over 2 years.
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yoter4x4

Interco :ladys-man:

as far as a good all terrain for the trail and DD my richard Cepek fun country II have taken the cake in my opinion.

but if they keep the old pattern mtr and this new kevlar design, rightfully offroad enthusiasts will have the best of both words to choose from!
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NITE KRAWLERS

old Mtr's only way to go! New style looks gay at first but when i seen them in person they look all right. not sure how they will perform but i have been rocking the crap out of my old ones and they are straight bad ass and take it..... i got a deep slice in one of them this year finally and it has not tore out yet and the slice is bout all the way through!!! kinda scary mobb n around wit it so i am looking for a good one so i can make it a spare!! So if the new one hold s up to be a good tire i might get a set. cause the rocks around here are sharp and jagged and will make a good day a bad day just like that bam!!
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kneedownnate

Guy came in the other day with about 98% 37x12.5-15 mtr all around his dodge, dated 08.  I drooled extensively  :gap:
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I bought a set of the old style mt/r 40's a few months ago. They say for racing use only on the sidewall. Does anybody know how these tires rank with todays tires. Are these the same one Marlin is running?  An ex competitor lives here locally and used to be sponsored by Goodyear and I got them brand new from him, he had them when he competed.
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pumkin toy

I have a set of 40" mtrs on my 4runner, but they dont say "for racing use only" on them.  what do you mean by how they rank with todays tires?  The old style mtr's have always been a great tire, some people pregnant dog about the sidewalls but lots of my friends and I have been running them for a few years in our very sharp granite hear in south dakota and have never had a failure.
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I guess I mean by todays tires like the Creeepy Crawlers and so on. From best I could find the 40 mt/r came out in something like 04. I know the tire world didnt' change in that little of time but I think the Red Label came out afterwards. I notice folks outwest love um and any where the climate is mostly dry they are still a tire of choice. In the south I don't think I have ever seen a set in action. It either Red Labels or swampers.
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Pat

I love my new style mtrs, Matter a fact I can't tell they are any different then my old style off road..  Both work well for me and I have drug them through fordyce many times, rubicon many times and tons of local stuff..  
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Quote from: Pat on August 19, 2010, 09:41:29 PM
I love my new style mtrs, Matter a fact I can't tell they are any different then my old style off road..  Both work well for me and I have drug them through fordyce many times, rubicon many times and tons of local stuff.. 
I agree. I love mine, best tire ive ever ran.
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NITE KRAWLERS

New or old i think they both are a great tire and they don't empty your wallet also! Been wheeling my old style for like 5 years or better and have been great, finally got my first slice on the sidewall couple months ago and it still is rocking good!!
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I want to know how these do in the snow....