Introducing Kenda Tires' New 2nd Generation Mud-Terrain | The Kenda Klever M/T2!

[@jasoncostello3471]

I love mine ! Much quieter then I expected and still aggressive as hell. - Red Letters Rule.

[@riskt2ndriskt2nd11]

Wish the red letter came in more sizes though

[@kendatiresusa]

Yeah they do!! Thanks for the support Jason!

[@jordanmercredi3740]

​@@riskt2ndriskt2nd11paint pen?

[@RJayRabbit]

I'm about to buy a set but for some reason everyone is charging $500 a set for the red letter versions, that's BS! Just going to buy the reg ones and use a $5 red pen to make them red letter.

[@jasoncostello3471]

I have heard the tire pens work great. @@RJayRabbit

[@genoory5090]

I really like these. I'm gonna get a set of 33x12.50r15 for my 3rd gen ford ranger 4x4

[@brycepeters964]

Do these come in raised white letters?

[@All_Things_Out_Doors]

Just curious.... what's the weight of a 37x12.5 r17?

[@jasoncostello3471]

Mine are 76# (Im not 100% sure of the width, but mine ar 37's on 17's so they are lilk ey 12.5

[@_mean_ram.xj_]

It’s 75 lbs each tire

[@3dcowboy1980]

Still trying to decide between the RT and MT for my jeep wrangler. Going to be eunning 33 x12.50 r 18 50/50 on amd off road. Just worried about the road noise.

[@codywhittington5626]

When are these gonna be available in a 35r22?!

[@overlandtowater]

Oh I need a set, the 33/35 in a 10.50 is going to be super popular!!!!!!

[@chrisbeerad8835]

When are manufacturers of off road tyres going to give us the 25/32 tread depth ? theyre expensive as hell and should have more tread

[@razor4432]

How does the M/T2 compare to the R/T in snow and ice ? I care most about maximum traction in these conditions in the mountains.

[@kendatiresusa]

The AT2 is a 3-Peak mountain Snowflake certified tire and would be best suited for cold weather driving and icy conditions. If not the AT2, then the R/T would be the next choice if you're looking for a slightly more aggressive all-around tread pattern but still handles very respectably in snow, cold weather and icy conditions. If you are mainly driving off the road in deep snow, mud, etc, then the M/T2. Best to stop in by your local Kenda Tire dealer to get all the information your looking for that is best suited for your particular driving needs. To find your local Kenda Tire Dealer, search in the header bar here: automotive.kendatire.com/en-us/

[@razor4432]

@@kendatiresusa Thanks for the recommendation. I just ordered 5 R/T 601 ! Hope they are what I was looking for in my overland tire.

[@kendatiresusa]

@@razor4432 You won't be dissapointed!! Thank you for your business and support!!

[@All_Things_Out_Doors]

What kind of miles can you get out of the MT2?

[@RJayRabbit]

I have seen heavy rigs get about 10k with rotation and lighter rigs like Jeeps are reporting 20-30k.

[@chevylover6565]

@kendatireusa which would yall recommend for snow the rt or new mt2?

[@kendatiresusa]

Are you putting more miles on pavement or off-pavement?

[@zero_to_1000]

Are they going to do a new R/T?

[@kendatiresusa]

Not currently in any of our initiatives. But we do have a new A/T Trail and an H/T2 hitting the market in the very near future!

[@zero_to_1000]

@@kendatiresusa sweet 🧁

[@gabrieldalcomune3044]

Id be curious to hear how loud they are

[@kendatiresusa]

Obviously not as quite as a street tire, but considering how meaty and aggressive they are, they're surprisingly quiet on road!

[@RJayRabbit]

No louder than a BFG KM3 or similar.

[@bradlaflamme6127]

Why are mud tires studdable. Are they that good in the snow?

[@jasoncostello3471]

Mud tires, unless siped, don't do so well on ice, they are good in deep snow.

[@bradlaflamme6127]

@jasoncostello3471 I am aware of that but it confuses me that mud tires would be studable at all because they generally suck in say slush and wet snow.

[@jasoncostello3471]

@@bradlaflamme6127 I'm with you there. I have these tires, no studs, but didnt get them until the tail end of a heavy winter. They were great in deep snow. Reading deeper they claim the silica content keeps the tire soft in cold weather, and that they will perform well in wet weather. but they lack substantial siping. So I'm concluding/guessing ice is the weak point.

[@jeffquick7917]

Wait…Josh from trailbuilt, is that you???

[@kendatiresusa]

Maybe... ;)

[@RJayRabbit]

@@kendatiresusa bruh it's you lol. Glad your there, now we have an absolute beast of a tire that's far better than the patagone lol.

[@kendatiresusa]

@@RJayRabbit lol thanks man! And that's for sure!! haha 😎👊