Still getting 17.2 with the Kanati's. It seems like it might he going up, i think they might be lighter. Definitely a better ride.
Stock gearing? Did you chalk test them yet? You'll have to let us know how they wear and how they perform once you start getting them in weather, especially near the lower temps. I will say my Gladiator got better in the wet once I put some weight in the rear. Otherwise, especially with the diesel, the damn thing is basically a big ass RWD Mustang (even with the KO2s).
No haven't chalk tested them yet. I'm going to lower the pressure down to 33psi, they have them at 36 right now and they feel kinda floaty. Yes, stock 4.10 gears, I got a Max tow. I was getting between 17 to 17.4 running the 37" Goodyear MTRs and they were a little heavier, not much but also a MT vs A/T. Ride quality is way better and now I can listen to the radio on 4 or 5 and hear it and understand the words. Had to crank it up to around 10 with the Goodyear's. The wife and I are headed to the beach today, 3.5hr trip one way. I'll let you know how they do on that trip. We averaged 18.4mpgs the last trip about 4 weeks ago.
Those are the Baja Boss ATs.Just got the newest MT Baja Boss tires and they are awesome. Decent weight, good grip, quiet on the road, nice warranty.
I'm serious. I have driven vehicles with noisy mud tires - load roaring and droning. These geolanders are quiet and noise is simply not a factor for me compared to air rushing past the pillars. You know how you can trust me? I tell the truth - I get 15mpg max and towing with stock 4.10 gears in a JTR on 35s with th 6MT sucks! Liars will tell you they get mid 20mpgs, and tow all day with with ease including their 6,499lb 38ft travel trailer (wet weight) on 37s or 40s... on stock gears.
A guy was selling them local to me. He had one set brand new. Someone had ordered them but decided to go with 35's instead. They got them on Amazon, but most other places has them on back order. I paid $1000 for the set I got and $179 for Discount tire to mount them.
i like KO2's i had them on my 2014 Ram Sport and 33's on my 2019 Wrangler Sport.
Just put on a set of Falken Wildpeak AT3w's on my wife's wrangler and love them so far. Nice deep tread blocks, low road noise and solid handling. She didn't want oversize tires, just slightly wider stance (+1"), so went with 275/65R18 (JL Sahara).Now I'm considering them for my '20 JT Overland. Can not stand the square look and wimpy sidewalls of the stock Bridgestone Dueller's that came on my JT and they would break loose anytime I stepped down on the gas.
Do you know if the Mud Hogs weigh much more than the Trail Hogs? On extreme terrain, they are listed as 69# for the mud, but I've seen/read other say they are in the 80# range.
Greenball the company that makes them told me they weigh 83lbs, the Mud Hogs. They said the trail hogs were 72lbs
