Kanti 37" tires - feedback?

[Jeeperjamie]

https://www.prioritytire.com/kanati...7-124q-e-10-ply-at-a-t-all-terrain-tire-2018/

Anyone ever ran a set of these. If so got some feedback on them. I have never ran a set but always wondered about them. I'm set on BFGs right now but these look Interesting for the price.

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[johnparjr]

For $220 I would buy Patagonia’s oh wait I did

 

[Jeeperjamie]

For $220 I would buy Patagonia’s oh wait I did

How much do they weigh. These say they weigh 69lbs a pc that's what's got my interest. Only 3 more lbs than BFG's. I have only read good reviews on them so far

 

[tbaker]

I am running 37 inch milestar Patagonia tires on my gladiator and they look great and ride smooth I think I payed 1200 dollars for the set but I have heard a lot of tires are in back order

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Any feedback on the Kanati tires. I'm interested only in a 10ply E Rated tire and it looks like the Patagonia tires weigh 72lbs which would be slightly more the the Kanati tires and they are Mud terrain not a Hybrid/All terrain.

 

[jurfie]

https://www.prioritytire.com/kanati...7-124q-e-10-ply-at-a-t-all-terrain-tire-2018/

Anyone ever ran a set of these. If so got some feedback on them. I have never ran a set but always wondered about them. I'm set on BFGs right now but these look Interesting for the price.

Hadn’t heard of them...but the tread pattern and mountain snowflake rating is promising. They also look to run larger than KO2s, which is nice. I’d try them out.

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Hadn’t heard of them...but the tread pattern and mountain snowflake rating is promising. They also look to run larger than KO2s, which is nice. I’d try them out.

Yeah another good point, and the weight on them looks to be similar to the BFGs. I've heard good things from people running the Mud hogs they make, a couple jeep wranglers and Tacoma's in my area are running them. Everyone I've talked to say great things about them. The price looks good. I might have to order a set. My BFG 315 70 17's aren't wearing out fast enough. Almost 20,000 miles and they still lokmlike they aren't but 75% worn. A good thing if you don't like buying tires a bad thing if your inching for 37's but at the Kanati price point I might be able to get the wife on board.

 

[Broke Owner]

Been running these in 35 and I like them.

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Been running these in 35 and I like them.

Still not $900 and 78lbs a pc, that's 9 more a pc than the Kanati, I'm looking light as possible, trying to stay under 70lbs on a 37

 

[johnparjr]

How much do they weigh. These say they weigh 69lbs a pc that's what's got my interest. Only 3 more lbs than BFG's. I have only read good reviews on them so far

I have the 315/70/R17 as Im keeping the OEM rim and they weigh 67.92 I had the MT on my JL and loved them so I decided to put them on the JT

 

[Jeeperjamie]

I have the 315/70/R17 as Im keeping the OEM rim and they weigh 67.92 I had the MT on my JL and loved them so I decided to put them on the JT

That's in the Kanati tire? Pictures if you could and what do they measure. I'm trying to gauge them compared to BFGs which run a little smaller

 

[Troybilt]

I just tried to order a set. They said they don’t have 4 in stock and wouldn’t let me pick more than 1 to put in my cart.

 

[jurfie]

I just tried to order a set. They said they don’t have 4 in stock and wouldn’t let me pick more than 1 to put in my cart.

Well, that's problematic. Unless you've done the little-known unicycle mod, of course.

 

[Jeeperjamie]

I just tried to order a set. They said they don’t have 4 in stock and wouldn’t let me pick more than 1 to put in my cart.

Well that sucks. I was trying to source them locally but haven't had any luck yet

 

[Mac]

I would stick with a name brand like Toyo, Nitto or BFG. You have a problem with the no name tires you will have trouble getting support same if you need to replace one a year down the road. You get what you pay for, the JTs are not cheap can’t see the point in saving a a couple hundred dollars on something as important as tires on any vehicle.

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