Baja MTZ
my buddy is running these on his ford explorer they are 35's.... They do grip extremely well off road we have put them through many test including rocks, mud, snow, all of the fun terrains.
The only negative I have read about them so far is that they are supposed to be pretty heavy. Like one of the heaviest all terrain/mud tires on the market. I have not investigated this yet for myself to see if it is true, just something that I read on another forum. Also read a few seperate people say they had a hard time keeping them balanced, but otherwise they liked them.
I used to run those on my old powerstroke. I loved the tire and they looked great, but they are pretty heavy. I had 35's on the MT classic II wheels. I never had any problems with the actual tire being balanced, but my alignment didn't last very long with an IFS.
I was able to gather some tire weights, and they do not appear to be any heavier then any other similar tire (about 55 lbs for a 33" tire). The heaviest 33" I found was actually the Cooper Discover STT that weighs in at 63 lbs, and the Dick Cepek Mud Country at 64 lbs. And FYI, the difference between a 33" tire and a 35" tire is anywhere from 10-30 lbs per tire, depending on what brand you are looking at. That's a lot of extra weight in my opinion.



