This is a YouTube video titled "June 11, 2025" featuring Mike Melton discussing tire recommendations and maintenance tips for mud tires, including rotation intervals, balancing, and air pressure advice to ensure longevity and performance.
All right, y' all gotta stop using these comp forces. As you see, this thing still got a lot of meat left on it, but they vibrate the hell out of this truck. So we're going with something you never have issues at. 37, 13, 50, 26 x comp MTs. For all you got any bigger wheels, I definitely recommend the gladiator x comp MTS for sure. They always bounce out good, they ride good, and they look good. A lot of people always say, you want to see that? Sidewalls. There's a sidewall of them. Both sidewalls. And these are the exact same way. Now, do they have a mileage warranty on them? No, of course not. They're a mud tire. But as long as you're taking care of your tires, which is your tire rotations, every 3,000 miles on mud tires, 3,000 miles. And every time you rotate them, make sure you have the balance check. We check the balance every time we rotate the tires. Also, very important, air pressure. Make sure you have the correct air pressure in these tires. Now, if you're hauling heavyweight, of course, they're going to wear out faster in the rear, so you got to make sure you're keeping up with them rotations or you wear. Wear them out. Because people say, oh, well, my tires wore out real fast. And rear, well, you're pulling probably 15, £20,000, too.
