A review of the Summit Trail Climber RT tire covering its quality, noise level, studdability, weight, and value. The speaker evaluates whether this entry-level tire is worth buying and how well it balances.
This is one tire we do a lot of and we get a lot of people asking me how good are these tires? These here, the summit trail climber RT tires. Now these are basic entry level tire but for the money you can't beat them. Rarely, rarely have an out of round issue with these things. And if you're up north where you got, you know you need studs, they're actually studdable. They already got pre drilled holes in them. Now as far as noise level, they are a little noisy because you see how wide them shoulder gaps are. All right. Make sure you take them damn stickers off roller about to come down on her. You do a lot of. These are a lot of. There are a entry level tire normally call a little bit heavier weights like a lot of your lower end tires do. Now it's only got 29 pounds of force. Of course we'll bring it down a little bit more. We'll do that. It's called for eight and a quarter ounces. So we do a lot of these tires. So if you want something that's going to save you some money, grab these tires instead of some of the other brands. But if you want something gonna last you, you already know what to go with. Nitto, Toyo, Yokom and stuff like that.
