This is a YouTube video titled "January 16, 2025" containing a monologue-style review focused on Summit RT trail climber tires. The speaker discusses the tire's features, including its rugged terrain design, studdability, road noise, appearance, and balancing characteristics. The content is a detailed product overview without multiple speakers or conversational elements.
We go through a lot of these tires. The Summit RT trail climbers, let's go over them. Alright, for starters, this is one of the most popular tires we carry. So this is Summits, one of their brand new rugged terrain tires. So you see the sidewall's got a good looking sidewall to it. Now these tires are studdable, so if you need them up north, you put your studs in there. Now, as far as road noise, these are definitely not the quietest tires. So I ain't gonna tell you that. Some people will tell you they full of it. All right, so of course everybody wants to know definitely how it looks. We showed you that. How it looks on the sidewall. Showed you that. Now let's go over to balancing. All right, for one, it is an LT tire. This thing is 12 plus. So we're gonna put it in LT, we got the road force on. Let's get at it. So this wheel we're gonna put a stick on on the inside and the clip on. I will get that thing rolling. So let's see how it comes out. All right, that roller's about to come down right now. So we're gonna do this a real time. We'll see how that comes out too. So like I said, these ain't the highest quality, but they are gonna be the cheapest. A lot of money. So this thing only calling for 20 pounds of force, which is below the threshold. And it's only called for 7 and 3/4 ounces here. Of course you can say, oh, it should be lower, but it ain't. It ain't a nitto or toyo. You would expect some higher weight. So there you go.
