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Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T Tire - 35X12.50R17LT 119Q D - 272568
$416.49
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$416.49
$416.49
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Mickey Thompson
- SKU
- MTT331309001
- Manufacturer part number
- 331309001
- Category
- Tires › Automotive/UTV Tires - On Road
- Shipping weight
- 70.0 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
The Baja Boss A/T delivers premium on-road handling, performance, and tread wear while also dominating in the mud and snow thanks to its pioneering asymmetric tread design, silica-reinforced compound, extreme Sidebiters and revolutionary PowerPly XD 3-ply construction LT sizes only. Featuring a 50,000-mile treadwear warranty and 3PMS designation, it's Mickey Thompson's most innovative hybrid A/T to date - aggressive looks, low noise, long-lasting tread, and smooth ride. 3PMS Symbol certifies that all sizes 12.50 (315) and narrower are severe snow rated.
- Powerply XD adds 50% heavier denier cord to the angled third ply providing better puncture resistance, quicker steering response, and greater stability LT-Sizes Only
- Deep and Wide Voids To Enhance Off Road Traction
- Angled Shoulder Scallops
- Asymmetric Tread Design
- Stone Ejector Ribs
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