Mike Melton shows off the Mickey Thompson Baja Pro Xs, a massive off-road tire that reaches his chest. At 19.5 x 46 x 20, it has aggressive side lugs and wide tread gaps designed to eject mud and grip. He stresses these need proper machine balancing, not just bead balancing.
Mickey Thompson Baja Pro Xs
19.5 x 46 x 20
January 22, 2026
This right here is one massive tire. This is the Mickey Thompson Baja Pro Xs. Now, this size is a 19 and a half by 46 by 20. And as you see how tall this thing is, that's up to my chest. That's pretty tall tire. Now, I'm gonna tell you what, these are probably the quietest tires you'll ever run on your truck at all. Now, you can take out however you want it. Now let's look at the side lugs on this thing. You talking about some massive side lugs. Now, if you get into some deep old mud hole stuff like that, which this tire is designed for, there's a lot of gapping in between those tread blocks that's going to sling that mud everything away from those tread. That way it gives you that extra grip. Now, we have them mounted on some wheels. And I'm going to show you this later about these wheels and these tire setup. So we'll give you a little glimpse. You see that right there? Now you see that right there? I ain't going to show you the whole thing yet because we still got to balance it on that big balancer right there. Now, most people can't mount balances. A lot of people gonna throw just beads inside these. You don't do that, balance them the way you're supposed to get a damn machine like you're supposed to.
