This is a YouTube video titled "The X Comp Gladiator MT Is A Very Good Inexpensive Tire" featuring Mike Melton demonstrating and discussing the balance and force measurements of Gladiator MT tires. The content is a single-speaker presentation focused on tire testing and evaluation, recorded in 2025.
How do these gladiator mts balance out? We're gonna go one by one to show you. This sticker's already a little messed up. We're gonna take that sticker off, son. Take it all the way off. All right, tire number one, we got a rolling. Got that roller coming down on her. All right, roller coming on. Where we at? With 25 pounds of force, only an ounce here. Two and a half ounces here. All right, tire number two. Tire number two rolling that roller down. All right, roller coming on. Where we at? 5lbs of force, only a half ounce here and only three quarters of an ounce there. All right, tire number three. All right, we got tire number three rolling. Well, this one here's got a pretty good bit wheel on this one right here. Now look at that. You see that wind, that bend in that wheel right there. All right, roller coming off even with that bend still, we got 27 pounds of force. Ounce and a half, ounce and three quarters. All right, here's tire number four. All right, we're going to that tire number four rolling. I will get that roller on there. I'll get that roller coming on. Let's see what tire number four is. Let's go. So we got 33 pounds of force, ounce and three quarters, two and a half right there. Ain't too bad for some big old 33, 20 inch tires.
