I agree they are on the way high end of what to expect from a Mud tire, but I think his are legit, just about clapped out but still legit.
They can be, They are made in 3 different countries, the other being Thailand, but mainly China.
I know this post is old but I was wondering if that's a Sport? If so are those 37's? And if they are do you have a lift or any other mods? I'm asking cuz I presently have Wildpeak ATW 35s with the Mopar Lift and am close to pulling the trigger on the Kanatis 37s. Just wondering if you have the same set up.They are amazing tires. Honestly I'd out them right up there with BFG KO2's. I got right 40,000 miles on mine and they have done well in mud, rain and the little bit of ice and snow we get in my area. They really shine in the rain though, I've always been a BFG Ko2 guy but the Kanati's are better in the rain honestly and better in mud than the KO2. The only thing that's different about then really is once you get about 30,000+ miles on them they are a little louder than the KO2's. My Last 6 sets of new tires were the BFG KO2'S before I decided to try the Kanati's. Always wanted to give them a shot and when I got a set for $1000 mounted I couldn't turn it down. The only reason why I'll not get another set is because I got on that Walmart deal about a month ago and got a set of Geolanders for $1078 when they would of been $2000. Unless I just fall inove with the Geolanders I'll be back to Kanati's once they wear out. I honestly got nothing but good things to say about them.
Yes sport Max tow. It's got a 2.5 inch Readylift on it.
No rubbing. I've flexed it some. My max tow has the wide track axles and a normal base sport doesn't so if you don't have a max tow then it will rub. Haven't tried to stuff one in the spare location.
