Any experience with Pro Comp Mud Terrain?
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A bunch of guys in my hunting club got them a few years back when they first came out and a local tire shop jumped on the Pro Comp bandwagon real heavy. Nobody liked them, some guys didn't get to 20k miles with them.
That tire shop is now an empty building, LOL.
From what I understand the "Xtremes" are made by Cooper Tire but the regular MT and ATs are not. The Xtreme series seems to be a lot better...
That tire shop is now an empty building, LOL.
From what I understand the "Xtremes" are made by Cooper Tire but the regular MT and ATs are not. The Xtreme series seems to be a lot better...
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Nope, cupping problems, uneven wear and very prone to punctures. I wish one of the guys in my hunting club was a member. A few of them own Rams, but these south Georgia guys ain't exactly the "computer" types, LOL.
Pro Comp basically doesn't manufacture anything, like many companies today, they basically stamp their name on products they purchase through other companies.
Their wheels are mostly made by American Racing, their tuners are Hypertechs, their lower end shocks are chinese made, their higher end shocks are Tenneco made.
It's my understanding that when they got into the tire business, there was growing pains and what they learned with their original A/T & M/T tires is that they needed to partner with a better tire manufacturer. Hence the Xtreme series and a deal with Cooper tire.