Kenda KLEVER MT2 KR629 RRL Reviews
The Kenda Klever M/T2 KR629 with the distinctive Raised Red Lettering, is the 2nd generation mud terrain tyre designed for enthusiasts and consumers who desire maximum traction in off-road environments. The Klever M/T2 has over two years of design and extensive testing in diverse terrain to provide exceptional dispersion and grip in mud, sand and rocks while offering good wet & dry handling required by drivers on road.
Key Features
- A-B tread pattern to minimize noise
- Optimised void area for mud evacuation
- Interlocking tread pattern for optimised off-road forward and lateral traction
- Aggressive “blockchain sidewall” designed to protect against cuts, tears, puncture and abrasion
- Mud diffuser allows mud to flow easily out of the pattern
- Stone ejectors remove rocks and dirt out of the pattern
- Heavy-duty rim protect bar
| Size | Overall Diameter | Run Flat? | Low Rolling Resistance? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16" | |||
| LT265/75R16 123/120R | 804mm | - | - |
| 17" | |||
| 35x12.5R17LT 121R | 889mm | - | - |
| 37x12.5R17LT 124R | 940mm | - | - |
| 20" | |||
| 35x12.5R20 125Q | 889mm | - | - |
| 37x13.5R20 128Q | 940mm | - | - |
| 22" | |||
| 37x13.5R22LT 128Q | 940mm | - | - |
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Time Fitted
Size
Km's
Reviewed
A month or so
37x12.5R17
1000
September 7, 2024
So far these tires have amazed me. Did an obstacle yesterday that I just knew I was going to be spinning tires on, because that’s what I’ve been used to. There wasn’t even a hint of a slip.Drive home 2 1/2 hours from the trail in a major thunderstorm and absolute deluge of rain on the highway. It was nighttime and the rain was so heavy people were pulling off the road. The @kendatires did fantastic - never lost confidence the entire time. They have handled great on dry pavement, wet rocks, and loose rocks too. They just hook up and go. I’ve not had them in snow or mud yet, but will report back when I do.
