Mike Melton compares the X-Comp MT and GripMax MT mud-terrain tires. The X-Comp, used in Baja racing, lasts 50,000 to 70,000 highway miles and fits heavily lifted trucks in 35x13.50-26. The GripMax in 33x13.50-22 suits more standard setups.
Now, to these two tires, which tire would you choose? Now, this right here is the X-Comp MT. Now, this right here is the GripMax MT. It's a newer tire. Now, this one here, they don't use in a lot of racing and stuff like that, but this X-Comp MT, they do. They go out and Baja and, and do all kinds of different crazy jumps and racing. Now, a lot of people like these tires just for looks. Me personally, I think it's a damn good-looking tire. How long they gonna last? Hell, nobody knows. They're too new yet. Now with the X-Comps, I've had people tell me they get 50,000 to 70,000 out of them. Now I'm gonna tell you what, that's probably a lot of highway miles. It ain't a lot of in-town driving, hauling stuff. So like this one is a 35x13.50-26, so you know they gonna have these things on a big old jacked up, leaned up truck. Now these right here, some 33x13.50-22, is going to be, you know, on a regular truck that's not squatted. So in the comments, is it the MaxGrip MT or is it going to be that X-Comp MT for you?
