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Anyone have experience with Kumho Venture MT's?

verrive

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Ellensburg, WA
Hey,
I searched but I didn't really see much on these tires. I saw them on Tirerack and they are ridiculously cheap($80 something for 31"s) and I was curious how they are. They were rated 5 out of 14 Mud Terrains just over BFGoodrich. I'd be upgrading from some BFGoodrich AT's I have now. They're at like 40% so I'm doing some research for the future :) Any input anyone has would be appreciated.

- Kevin
 
A buddy of mine runs em and they do great. Great tire for the money
 
I almost had a set for Tire-Rack. They sent me the wrong size but I was able to compare them a bit, but then I ended up with MT/R's. The side walls are very thin compared to tires like the MT/R's and BFG's. I don't know how they perform, only read a few reviews. They are probably a good tire for the price. Try www.tire.com I found beter prices and the warrenty option.

I know the MT/R's are expensive, so my sugestion would be to check out the Trux-us MT's, there are reasonably priced and have great reviews across the baord.
 
LOVE THEM!!! I've put about 25,000 miles on mine, they still have ALOT of tread left!!! I have some small cuts on the sidewalls, but nothing to worry about! I dont run many rocks so I can't say for sure how thick the side-walls are, but I love my over all!! And if you want some more info check this review out!!
Part 1 http://www.off-road.com/jeep/products/kumho/index.html
Part 2 http://www.off-road.com/jeep/products/kumho/index2.html

Hope that helps, you wont be unhappy with these tires!!

Aaron
 
I have the Kumho MT's in a 31x11.5 size and I really like them. Had them for about a year now and have used them in snow, sand, Moab and local mud and wheeling. For 90.00, I recommend them highly. They are certainly louder than the AT's I had previously but not too bad.
 
Anyone with experience, from a starting point at the Kumho's where would you go. Jump up $20 for the TRXUS, roughly $40 jump for the BFGoodrich or lastly $50 per tire for the Wrangler MTRs. I like the MTRs but are they really good enough that they are worth the $200 extra?

- Kevin
 
verrive said:
Anyone with experience, from a starting point at the Kumho's where would you go. Jump up $20 for the TRXUS, roughly $40 jump for the BFGoodrich or lastly $50 per tire for the Wrangler MTRs. I like the MTRs but are they really good enough that they are worth the $200 extra?

- Kevin


I have the MT/r's and they have treated me well, but I sugesting the Trax-us. Trust me the if you are worried about side walls, Kumho's are not what you need. Kumho's are equal to all those Procomps as far as side wall is concerned.
 
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