Looks great! Thanks for the review.

 

When I read this review a while back, the first thing I thought was Toyo knockoff.

Atturo Trail Blade M/T - Tire Review - 4 Wheel & Off Road Magazine

I guess designing treads patterns based on knives is popular in Asia.

The Trail Grapplers are very loud and the Toyos are louder than average so if the Blades are quieter that's a good advantage other than price.

 

When I read this review a while back, the first thing I thought was Toyo knockoff.

Atturo Trail Blade M/T - Tire Review - 4 Wheel & Off Road Magazine

I guess designing treads patterns based on knives is popular in Asia.

The Trail Grapplers are very loud and the Toyos are louder than average so if the Blades are quieter that's a good advantage other than price.

Yes when I first saw them I was worried they would be as loud as the Toyo's and as heavy, and they are neither. The sidewall pattern is really what sparked my interest besides the price!

 

Just got these. Mine are 10ply my shop said they couldnt get the 8 ply I wanted. There supplier kept sending the 10ply so I took them

 

Yeah mine are 10 ply as well. They may be a little heavier than the 8 ply but they should last longer.

 

Not a bad looking tire, I wish they had more sizes available...

 

The tire doesn't look bad, and hope it performs well. I do like some of their descriptions of the tire.

Quote:

• Arched and segmented stone throwers molded between shoulder treads to help eject whatever you just crushed.

• Rim Protector provides extra protection for rims from curbs, rocks, tree branches and smaller vehicles.

• Menacing sidewall tread blocks provide deep gouging traction. Will scare children.

End quote.

That's awesome...

 

Question for the OP..... did the tire you purchase (35x11.50) run true to size? Currious, the spec. sheet lists 33, 35x12.50-17

 

Sorry i meant to type 35x12.50. That was a typo. But to answer your question the tires measure 34.7

 

i have these tires as well and am very pleased with them. ive had them in quite a bit of mud and they performed very well. I have noticed that they are lighter than the trail grapplers by a few pounds. cant say if that's a good thing or a bad thing. I have approx. 3k miles on mine and so far the wear appears to even. glad there are other jeeple happy with these tires

 

For the ones on a 4 door what psi are you running. I did chalk test and at 26 psi was still having chalk on outer edges. I would have to go down to probably 22 psi. I just aired to 28 where I am comfortable with.

 

I'm running 28 psi in mine. Seems to be a happy medium

 

that was my thinking. Seems to run fairly quite pretty much like the 32" mt that was on it.

 

I just got a set for my 2011 JKU and so far so good. When I had them mounted they aired them up to 50 psi the max load pressure. I drove on them for a couple of days at 50 psi and quickly dropped them down to 28 psi. Ride is much more comfortable, but road noise increased slightly, which makes sense because of more tread contacting the road.

I have them mounted on 17" Pro Comp 7069 alloy wheels and I have a 2.5" budget spacer lift (hopefully going to a good 4" soon) As i said road noise is on par with other tires like Toyo and the tread pattern looks a lot like Toyo. Mine are 10ply with 3 ply side walls. Only rubbing I had was on factory air damn under bumper, which has mysteriously found it's way in the trash. ;-)

For the money I'm happy with them so far. This is my first set of MT tires as I've always run ATs in the past so getting used to the "feel" of MTs will take some time, but so far I really like them. I can't wait to get them dirty.

 

Hey I was curious how these have been for you on and off the road?
I am about to buy a used 4DR JK and thought about putting on Atturo M/Ts.
Any feedback would be great! Thanks

 

Found my answer

Nevermind

 

Atturo tires lasted 40K+ miles and enjoyed every one of them

I went through a set of Atturo M/T 33s on my JK and loved them. The Jeep did pull to the right the entire 40K+ miles I put on them... even after an alignment or two, but it might have been my fault for not doing the alignment before putting them on. For M/Ts I thought they rode nice, were relatively quiet (got louder as they wore down) and I never got stuck anywhere. Granted they spent a massive amount of their life on asphalt, but I was pleased, and am pretty sure I going for the same tire again. If anyone sees a deal on them, let me know

 

I went through a set of Atturo M/T 33s on my JK and loved them. The Jeep did pull to the right the entire 40K+ miles I put on them... even after an alignment or two, but it might have been my fault for not doing the alignment before putting them on. For M/Ts I thought they rode nice, were relatively quiet (got louder as they wore down) and I never got stuck anywhere. Granted they spent a massive amount of their life on asphalt, but I was pleased, and am pretty sure I going for the same tire again. If anyone sees a deal on them, let me know

. Cheap tires that preformed well on asphalt only that always pulled to the right even after alignments? Where do i sign up?

 

I have a friend that owns a tire shop/truck accessory store. He had a distributer that kept trying to push Atturo's so he installed a set on his brand new Silverado. The truck immediately developed a vibration issue. After attempting to rebalance them several times (remember he does this for a living) with no luck, he took his distributer up on his offer to buy them back if he wasn't satisfied. He then installed a set of Mickey Thompson's and the vibration issue disappeared.

 

I just replaced my 35" Trail Blade Mts with a new set. I really like them. I put 10,000 miles on the previous set, but they were on the Jeep when I bought it one year ago. I have no idea how many miles where on the tires. I also considered the Toyo RT, and MT, but the price on the Atturos was great. They ride great for me in all conditions.

 

I have been thinking of getting atturo M/T for my 09 JK. @LotusCC how has your ride been since ‘21. I will be driving mainly on asphalt as well!