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Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ

5.02 owner ratings

What you get

- Advanced radial construction for high mileage and smooth ride with PowerPly 3-ply sidewall on all sizes
- Self cleaning high-void tread lugs for traction in mud and snow
- Deep shoulder lugs provide aggressive traction and bold looks
- Enhanced Side Biters for added traction and protection
- Siped tread lugs for better grip on smooth surfaces & ice
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What owners likeTough looking tyresSoft compound gets nice and sticky when hot35" gives extra clearance and roll-over heightgood grip on-road for a mud-tyregood price for a 35" compared to other brands (although I get on very well with my tyre bloke ;) )I've run MTZ's for 70000km with only 2 puncturesTyre WearGripQuitenessOnroad QualitiesTough Looks
Watch out forSoft compound can wear out quite quickly if abusedI've found them prone to chipping and abrasionsin 70000km I've had 2 punctures and both were slices through the sidewallsA bit sketchy in the wet
1mak7 June 2017
5.0

Been running 32" and then 35" MTZ for more than 3 years now and never had a puncture or any problems with them. They wear very little onroad and offroad they really shine in mud and on the soft stuff. They are relatively quiet for a mud tyre (I had bighorns before, they were super loud) and behave smoothly. I run them at 36 PSI onroad and about 20 PSI offroad.

HillsForThrillsFitted to a Nissan Patrol · 10 July 2014
I found with the MTZ's, that leaving them in the shed for 6 months, then 1000km's of highway driving before going offroad has dramatically increased their wearability, without affecting grip...
HillsForThrillsFitted to a Nissan Patrol · 10 July 2014
I've run 33" and 35" MTZ's on my truck so far, and found them pretty good...