The Mickey Thompson Baja Boss M/T is an extreme mud-terrain tire engineered to provide unrivaled traction in the harshest conditions while maintaining surprising stability on the trek back to the city.

If your adventures take you into the technical hard lines of the backcountry, the Baja Boss M/T is the high-performance tool you’ve been looking for.

Why the Baja Boss M/T ?
The Boss name isn't marketing fluff; it refers to the industry-leading technology packed into this tire's carcass and tread design.

• Asymmetric Tread Pattern: This is the secret to the Baja Boss M/T’s versatility. The asymmetric design is optimized for high-speed handling and reduced "drone" on the highway, while the massive tread blocks provide the biting edges needed to claw through deep ruts.
• Extreme Sidebiters®: These are among the largest and most aggressive sidewall lugs in the industry. They provide a massive advantage when airing down, offering extra grip in mud and protecting the sidewall from punctures on sharp rocks.
• PowerPly™ Pro Construction: This heavy-duty 3-ply sidewall features a specialized third ply angled to provide even faster steering response and significantly higher puncture resistance than standard mud tires.
• Silica-Reinforced Compound: Unlike traditional mud tires that can feel greasy on wet pavement, this compound is designed for elite wet-weather braking and high resistance to cutting and chipping on gravel forest service roads.

Key Features

• Mud-Scoops & Stone Ejectors: Self-cleaning tread grooves ensure that mud and rocks are ejected instantly, keeping the contact patch clear for maximum grip on every rotation.
• Massive Tread Depth: Deep voids provide the ultimate paddle effect in deep snow and thick mud.
• Enhanced Stability: Engineered to minimize the squirm often felt with large-block mud tires, giving you more confidence when cornering at highway speeds.
• Aggressive Aesthetics: There is no tire on the market that looks more intimidating. Period.

Pro Tip: If you’re the type of wheeler who heads to Stave Lake in the winter or explores the technical rock sections around Harrison, the Baja Boss M/T is your best friend. Most mud terrains are a nightmare on the drive home in a Surrey rainstorm, but the silica compound in these actually holds the road. It’s definitely louder than the A/T version, but for the sheer ability to pull a heavy rig through a deep mud hole, nothing else comes close.