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Mine are good onroad, problem comes when i ride them offroad at low speed.
18x12.5-18 -25 offsets, 4wheel parts brought me those tires @44psi, then i had to lower @ 35psi
Pro comp xtreme E rated those are greats tires but, a bit tough for the svt raptor and great for my f250 diesel. Very hard to get a flat on those tire
 
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I wouldn't be surprised if that could be the issue. Every time I have something done at a regular shop and think to myself "should I go to my 4x4 place" something goes wrong and I end up there anyway.

Let us know if it gets better/worse. Or if you plan on trying getting them rebalanced.

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Just wanted to start this up again to see if anyone else has procomp tires and what they think of them.

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procomps suck... toyo general or yoko is the way to go :happy160:

I have Toyos mt`s on my raptor and there junk ! They wonder, suck in snow, too heavy, shake on high speed cross country. looking at the pro comps as well.
 

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I got the xtreme at's on mine. Snow, sand, mud, pavement are no match. Plus they come with a 50K mile tread life warranty.

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I got the xtreme at's on mine. Snow, sand, mud, pavement are no match. Plus they come with a 50K mile tread life warranty.

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Hey Steve-O

I am looking at these as well. I actually ordered the Toyo AT2, but 4 wheel parts called saying they are on a 90 day back order....

Can you post a pic or two and do you know the weight of the tire. I can't seem to find it anywhere.

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Not too sure of the weight. I bought em cuz ive had em before and I know they have great traction and last forever.
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I have Pro Comp MT 33x12.5 on my Jeep... I was running 33x12.5 BFG AT. The Pro Comps MT v/s BFG AT may not be a fair comparison, but going from the BFG to the Pro Comp was day and night.

On the highway, the BFG's were smooth and relatively quiet. The Pro Comps have always had a TERRIBLE vibration and are loud. So on the highway, the BFG is a MUCH better tire. However, off-road is where the Pro Comp impressed me. I've taken both tires over the same trails and I've been able to pass areas in 2-wheel drive with the Pro Comp, where I needed 4-wheel drive with the BFGs. Again, AT v/s MT, so it's not a fair comparison. What I would like to try next is the BFG MT's...maybe those will be the best of all worlds for me.
 
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