Watch Before You Buy ❗️
28 Feb 2026 · 1 min
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Mike Melton tests Atturo Trailblade MTS tires and finds serious vibration problems in the road-force test. He recommends against buying them, citing a 50/50 chance they'll be defective out of the box.
Mike Melton tests Atturo Trailblade MTS tires and finds serious vibration problems in the road-force test. He recommends against buying them, citing a 50/50 chance they'll be defective out of the box.
A little bit of what we mount up right here. So these are Turo Trailblade MTS. These are kind of like 50, 50. They're going to be balanced, not good or bad. So here we use a flange plate system that balances by the lug holes. Even though the wheels are huff centric. Doesn't matter. Gives you a better balance. For all the tire shops that are watching, this is going to be right there in my description. So if you want to purchase a set of these flange plates, all you do is hit that link in the description. Just a brand new set of wheels, no weights on it at all. So of course, before you bounce the tire, what do you got to do? You got to take that damn sticker off. Take it all the way off. Come on. See, they even cheap out on the glue and the sticker. Man, the thing just tear up. So now we got everything set up on the road force. Let's go ahead and rose. Force these things out. See how these things come out. Now, like I said, The Atturo Trailblade MTS are going to be a 50, 50. The 50, 50 chances you're going to get a good set or a bad set. So roller's about to come down on it and it's going to detect any kind of vibration issues before the customer puts them on their vehicle. Give me one second. The roller's gonna come off. Look at that. Exactly what I said. High road force these tires. I do not recommend getting a Turo Trailblade MTS at all.
