Gladiator X Comp 285/75/17

[Zsis]

So I am looking at new tires. Was going to go to 35s, but dont really need them. So now I am looking at the 285/17/17s. Was wondering if anyone has experience with the Gladiator X Comp ATs. Have tons of reviews that are good. I realize it may be a budget tire, but may be hard to pass them up for the price. I do some off roading, but nothing extreme. Just wondering what people think of them. They are a load E so may be heavier than what I need, but that is fine with me.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Tire-Gla...assType=REGULAR&athbdg=L1200&adsRedirect=true

Also looking at the Milestars in 275/80/17 X/T, but have been reading that they have had some recent issues and people are not liking them as much as they used to.

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[thedeatons]

I've been selling tires daily for the last 5 years. Not a fan of the off brands. If you can still get the BFG KO2 they are great, and lighter weight than the KO3 by about 5lbs per tire, and are a Load Range C which will ride much better than an E (assuming same tire pressures).

Falken Wildpeaks are also nice, a lot of the new Gladiators come with those in a 33" effective size, you might be able to find some take-offs...

Also Nitto Trail Grapplers...

 

[Zsis]

I have Falken take offs from a Rubicon now. Not a fan of them at all. Glad they are worn down and I am ready to get rid of them. I am usually not a fan of off brand tires either, but I put a set of $90 a piece Dexteros on my wife's Toyota Sequoia and for 30K miles they have been perfect. No issues from day 1 and they have worn really well. That kind of started changing my mind on off brand tires. I dont drive very much at all anymore working from home and usually only running into the towns either north or south from me. Both only 5 - 8 miles away. I do however drive to the beach maybe 4 times a year and some off roading every couple months to get away for a day. I am still looking, but just hate spending an arm and a leg for tires that may possibly dry rot before getting the full mileage out of them.

Thanks for the response also. Always appreciate any feedback!

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