Predator New Mutant X-AT Tyres Review: Worth It After 5,000km? @Unsealed

Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Dan Everett put the Predator New Mutant X-AT tyres through 5,000km of real Aussie conditions. In this hands-on review, Dan breaks down how they performed off-road and on-road across road noise, comfort, traction, durability, wear and overall value.

These all-terrains promise a lot - but how do they stack up once the novelty wears off and the dirt sets in? Got questions or want to share your own experience? Drop a comment below!

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Predator New Mutant X-AT Tyres Review: Worth It After 5,000km?

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