Thanks Bro! We're located in Cebu, Philippines. Just recently went to the beach and they perform great. sadly didn't get a chance to take a video as it was already dark when arrived.

@@BigBadCreatorswer in Cebu ni bro?!! Cebu ra pd ko :) nindot ijoin sa nu offroad trips da 👍

The AT Pros are more comfortable and quieter than the R/Ts on road. Also, it performs better than the RT on wet roads.

I run 35psi and I drop to 20psi offroad

Hit me a DM and let's plan for a trip together. RT is a tire that can be used for mud+snow while the RT+ is only good for mud.

​@@BigBadCreators RT+ is actually the one that has M+S

How are yours holding up. I just ordered my 37×12.50R20s super excited. Moving off of my toyo open country rt's...waaaaay to expensive especially if these perform comparatively. Which from everything I've seen and read, it's nothing but happy customers.

They're very quiet even on highspeeds. On a rainy day traction is good but I have more confidence with my new Maxxis Razr Aggressive AT

Thanks, was looking at maxxis AT811 and good year MT/Rs over renegades Rt plus bit new branding but your review helps alot!

Same sentiments at first but these are bang for the buck tires. I've ran about 25,000 kms. And they're still thick. Runs quiet on the highway din. Nagpalit na ako ng tires ngayon. Trying out another brand

patriot and radar is under the same company, patriot is the USA version of radar renegade

I have 2.5" lift in front and 3" in back. Got wheel spacers approx -10 offset

That's good to know. Let me know how it performs in your vehicle. Already ran them for about 10,000KMS already and so far the wear and tear of the tires are good and still performs well offroad

Good evening po, Sir. Yes but I'm not so sure with the current MECQ what the best way to get to Alhibe. I can suggest that you can ride a cab from the airport all the way to Carmen(Road going to Cebu Safari) and ride a "habal-habal" if you don't have a lot of things with you going to Alhibe. I think it would be safer than taking a rented sedan all the way up to Alhibe since the road is a bit rough and not sedan friendly 😂 the trip may be rough but it will be worth it when you arrive at Alhibe. They got Golden Retrievers that are very friendly and will welcome you like you're their long lost bestfriend

Good day, sorry for the delayed response. Yes but up to some point only. I think you can park at an elementary school(At your own risk) if you have a sedan or a 4x2 vehicle and then you can hike to Mago. Preferred mode of transportation where you can park near Mago Peak is a 4x4. Kay there are some parts that are muddy

@@BigBadCreators kaya ba sa smaller rigs like Jimny?

@@JinKazama92 Hello po. Yes. Kaya naman. it's an easy trail. Remember to air down and have at least All-Terrain tires and you're all good. Also consider going there on a good weather.

I currently have a 3" lift setup for the front. Anticipating the sag when I have my winch installed to maintain the standard 2" lift.

Yes

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Hello XYZ ABC. Thanks for the feedback regarding the tires. first time hearing those issues since the tires are somehow soft compound. Not to defend RADAR but I drive my truck pretty hard on highways as well and so far I didn't experience any of those you mentioned. Remember to put in the right tire pressure(Since this is a rugged terrain tire I only air in 30psi w/ a fixed 100kg load in the rear) in regards to the weight of your vehicle especially if you drive a pickup truck which tends to slip under those circumstances when there is no load in the truck bed.

Thank you sir. I will try to put counter weight on my truck bed. My friend's experience is just like mine too. Thank you for your nice review.

@@XyzAbc-ex5op let me know if there are any improvements on the ride. Stay safe! Cheers

Worth it bro! Happy ako sa 275/65r18(stock rims Navara(no lift needed) Mas mganda sidewall design nya in person.

Hello, Marcin. I did mention in the video that it didn't really perform as well as my old Coopers STT PRO on clay mud but thank you for pointing that out since I didn't really specify. Here's a detailed observation I had with the RADAR RENEGADE RT+. With what I have observed when it comes to clay type of mud it didn't perform as well as the Coopers STT PRO. One of the reasons because of the Lugs of the RT tread are much closer than they are on the STT PROs which makes it difficult for the tire to self clean as quick as the STT PROs. On other types of terrain it performed as well as my STT PROs plus it's more comfortable. We will be going on another trip to a muddy track that even trucks fitted with CST CL-18 tires had difficulty driving through the track. I Will have to observe the tread wear on the RADAR RENEGADE if they are as good as the COOPERS STT PRO. Let me know if you I missed anything regarding your query. Thanks, Kevin

@@BigBadCreators Thanks. Looking forward for some additional observations and comparisons with Cooper.

@@BigBadCreators you are comparing a hydrid tyre now with a full mud tyre. When comparing it and looking only at mud, then not fair.

@@louisvanderwath8536 Thanks for the comment. But I am comparing to what I have previously used and what I do with my truck which I use it as a daily driver and a weekend offroader. You just have to weigh in what you need and in what you intend to use your truck for which I did mention in the video.

Thank you! Cheers!