Patagonia -- 33's?

[jwassdo]

I've seen some opinions about larger Milestar Patagonias, but I'd love to know if anyone has tried them out in this particular configuration. Wally world has a pretty good price on them right now:

Thanks!!

Jeff

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[Jefe1018]

The screen grab you have up is the all terrain and I cannot comment on them.

I am however, running the Patagonia M/T in 285/75R16 on my current daily driver XJ. They have plenty of grip and are very quite. I was running KO2's before my Milestars and I felt those made a lot of noise, these I can't distinguish from all the other Jeep noises.

 

[SWFLGladiator]

Similar to above response. I am running the MT’s (and in a larger size). But I AM impressed by them so far. I previously had Nitto Ridge Grapplers, and I don’t miss them.

 

[jwassdo]

Similar to above response. I am running the MT’s (and in a larger size). But I AM impressed by them so far. I previously had Nitto Ridge Grapplers, and I don’t miss them.

Ok, so these aren't really still considered "off brand" anymore? It's not like buying Nexen or Ironman, right?

 

[SWFLGladiator]

Ok, so these aren't really still considered "off brand" anymore? It's not like buying Nexen or Ironman, right?

Sorry if I confused the matter. The screenshot you posted is a different tread pattern altogether, and listed as all terrain.
The Pategonias I currently have now are MT’s with a bit more “aggressive” tread. I was more chiming in on that this is my first set of Milestars, and I am impressed with them so far.

 

[XJhawk]

I went from Nitto to Patagonia on my JK. I was really impressed with the Patagonia M/Ts.
Quieter on the street and great grip off road.

Would buy again.

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