Excellent review, really great to see opinions from a real customer, we can't say enough great things about the Mickeys but you would be right to call us biased. It's definitely an aggressive tire that puts off road performance before street performance. The DOT version is ideal for those that are minutes from trails but don't want to trailer their rig, where the sticky compound can become damaged after just a few miles of street use. While we definitely agree that these are not the perfect daily driver tire, we have several friends who do just that, mainly because they want to hop right into a trail from the street where they live.

Well done review man! I've been running my '43s now for about a year and love them. They are Big and Awesome in the rocks. I really dont think it would matter what size or your traill level, they are going to hook up big time. Not to mention how well Mickey Thompson took care of me personally...

Thanks so much!! Already have 40s but about to take my first trip with them after having them in the garage for a year! Appreciate the review!!

I ran 39.5 Boggers when I still drove my Jeep to the trail and didn't have the shakes . Boggers are a whole lot more agressive than the pro-x .

I've been told that no tire is "100% perfectly round" and that a good tire shop will identify if a tire/wheel is mounted properly if they need minimal wheel weights added to achieve proper balance. If a wheel/tire balancer is reading that a unusual amount of weight be added to achieve balance they should first mark the tire/wheel and re-mount the tire 180° on the wheel and rebalance to see if it now reads less weight needs added to achieve correct balance.

I'm really interested in tire life you're getting with these tires. are you going to do a follow up video soon?

What kind of rims are those?

Me recomendaría pro xs 35x13.50 r 17 para un rubicon 2009 para usar diario unas 20 millas en la ciudad

Are you in SoCal? I'm looking for a good tire balance shop too. Have had my tires balanced three times and they still do front-end wobble between 60mph to 70ish. Where did you take your wheels to get them done?

Finally an honest review.. thank you!!

There should have been zero shakes if properly balanced :/

Did you say they are wearing down at 2500 miles or 25,000 miles cause 2500 miles is nuts.

Well dang. I thought about getting these and the noise doesnt bother me, but the low mileage is a deal breaker. I daily drive my truck and sometimes i work out of town so i out hella miles fast. I also dont get the point of these tires since they are the street legal version…if the milage and noise is so bad on highway, why bother? If you trailer your rig then you might as well put on the offroad only tires 😂😂😂

The louder the better 😊

What brand and style are those wheels

What's it like in the rain? My concern is hydroplaning

Thanks for A good honest review.

Do you think or were you told that the beadlocks would be hard to balance and you would you have problems with them?

Dude what do these measure mounted on your rig?

I think the biggest con is the fact that they cost $700 or so each and wear quickly for asphalt driving.

Good review. Thanks.

Hey I was thinking of these tires but since you mention they vibrate to much got me scared to get them

im looking at the same tires for my jeep, how much weight did they use to balance them?

The tire was designed for 90% off-road use 10% on road driving built made and design for someone who goes boarding lives off-grid

I'd never want to drive them on the road, and certainly not any more than 40 mph

The idea that the road milage doesn't matter is crazy. I realize it's not a huge market but I'm going to be building an ultimate adventure style truck. With 40"+ tires. An basically do a loop around the country. So if u could do updates with milage an actual measurements at say 5k increments it would be really helpful

I seen these on other videos looking like they were not hooking up as well as all the other set ups ... over red rocks and slick rock stuff

MT don't build round tires, they are usually more square than round lol

Thank you 🙏🏻

Literally a wheeler only tire. Dot legal or not these aren't meant to daily drive on lol.

These tires are not for highway use unless you live 15 mins from trails you can call Mickey and they’ll tell you Offroad use only

What size were your tires? I'm looking at buying these for a weekend rig in Alaska.

Nitro Mud grapplers are the best

Still running these?

Good videos 👍

What size wheels you running?

Drive the damn things. Let’s hear the road noise

Would love to see these perform in the mud

So pretty much don’t get this tire cuz it only looks great and they stick

All mud terrains only last about 12-15k it doesn't matter the brand that's just what to expect when you have reasonably soft rubber and agressive tread on the highway . A tire review for an off-road tire should be more about their performance off-road not whining about how a set of 38.5 mud terrains don't have all season street tire like ride characteristics ...face palm .

Won't be buying...