Toyota Tacoma off road with fiberglass slide in camper, helper springs, sway bar, 2 inch lift. Camper on 95% of time. Driven 85% on highway, several panic stops on freeway 70 to zero to avoid 1. Elk stepping onto I90 coming down pass into Seattle, 2. Spinning two car impact after tire blow out on sports car two cars in front and one lane over, 3. truck pulling onto freeway from shoulder in front of me. Great traction on Pacific Northwest rainy roads. Quiet, some noise on rough paved surface but whisper on smooth surface highways. Iv'e driven some winter snow/slush on Mt passes in CA, OR, WA handled fine. On dirt /gravel surface handles very well. Moving up to 20mph on washboard the ride smooths out and they steer well. I'll air down 10%/15% if going more than a few miles. I have the E rated for heavy loads and tires are at 40psi on front and 50psi on rear. Rotate tires every service about 6000 miles. With 55K on them now the service tech say I still have 5k or more.

tread wear was only about 15,000 miles

Roughly 23k miles. Tires are shot. Horrible snow and wet traction.

were OEM on a Chevrolet 2500 High Country and after 24k miles the tread depth is 2/32. These have a tread life rating of 55k. My miles are only highway, no dirt or rough roads. I would avoid at all cost.

These came new on my 2020 Silverado. Rotated with every oil change each 5K miles. They have 40,000 miles and are at 3/32nds. I don’t drive hard on them. Need to be replaced soon. Already slipping on wet pavement.

just bought a set of 4 right before the big snow storm here in Cleveland, so far they are a great winter tire, low road noise, haven't really had them in the rain yet, time will tell, but so far they are awesome

Unfortunately, these tires only lasted a year and a half, around 30,000 miles, mostly highway miles. They didn't even pass inspection. Will not buy again.

Came new on my 2021 GMC Sierra 1500. Absolutely no tread left after 23,000 miles! New tires and not lasting that little of miles?!! Stay away from. Excellent job!

I was looking for some AT tires to upgrade my RAM 1500 for winter. Definitely made the right choice with these Trailrunner ATs. Great traction on wet roads as well as the snow. Low road noise as well; definitely recommend.

first set of tires on my pickup and did well so i wanted to go t with goodyear again. This were a step above.Everything is better except they have a bit more road noise