Mike Melton reviews the 35x12.50-20 Summit Trail Climber RT tires, which are identical to the Sailin' RT but cost half as much as comparable Nitto options. They're louder and sacrifice some wet traction, but offer solid sidewalls and good ride quality for budget-conscious buyers.
We got his money worth out of here. He's got a major suspension problem, but he likes the tires so damn much he's gonna go back with them. So these right here is a 35x12.50-20 Summit Trail Climber RTs. Now if anybody ever tries to sell you these tires right here, right, these tires right here, the Summit RTs or the Sailin' RTs, it's the exact same tire, and you ask them if that's a quiet tire and they tell you yeah, you leave that store right then because they're full of it. These things right here are louder than a Nitto Trail Grap, louder than a Nitto MT, but they are about half the damn price. So if you don't mind giving up a little bit of wet traction, the quality of the tire, or the noise, then go with this tire. That's a hell of a damn tire. We sell a lot of them. And one thing about these tires, these things always bounce out, they always ride good, they give you good traction. It's It's just they got a little road noise. Other than that, sidewalls look good, tread looks good, and it's priced right.
