I've got my tires roasted with every oil change. Got them beginning of 2023 and put 24k mi on them only to get an inspection where they almost failed me on tires. Makes no sense. They got 1/3 of the miles they were supposed to get I am just a normal driver. Nothing all terrain about my tire usage

I purchased a set of these back in 2015, Before i purchased my new truck Had dealer to swap tires. I still have the same tires on there now 2021. They have right at over 115000 miles on them. this is the best set of tires I've every owned. Wil be purchasing a new set some time next summer. Looking to get a few more miles out of them.

Great tire 75000 miles finally need to replace. Great in any weather condition. Going to buy again. My friend had them on his truck got 80000 miles and bought a new set. Would never buy another tire. Never got 60000 miles on any!! truck tire I bought.

A set of these came installed on my Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road when I bought it new in 2021. I managed to get just over 35,000 miles out of them but they really needed replacing around the 30k mile mark. From what I've read on various Tacoma groups this is normal for these tires. I would not recommend them.

My new Tacoma came with these as OEM tires and they needed replaced at 25,000 miles. I am not an aggressive driver by any means, and have always been fairly easy on my tires. I definitely wont replace with these. And apparently the warranty doesn't apply to tires that come with new vehicles.

Tires came with New 21 Tacoma OffRoad and now has 25 k miles mixed driving. Keep tire pressure at 30 psi front and back as door label suggests on door jamb. Monitor tread depth and air pressure four times a year. Tires can gain or lose +/- a pound of air pressure for every 10 degrees +/-. Tread wear is even across tread by using depth gauge and suspect to run them 60 k . The depth of tread small cut groves help with wet traction starting and stoping and no hydroplaning. This is a good tire.

These tires came on my '21 TRD OR Tacoma. In one year and 24k miles the treads are over half worn and I have a bulge in two of the tires. For being "all-terrain" with Kevlar reinforced side walls, I expected more. If you're only driving on the highway you may be able to get 2 or 3 years out of these tires. I'm having to replace all 4 after 15 months.

I have had these tires for a couple of months. They are on my Toyota Tundra. Great website, I used just tires near me for install. They were outstanding. I have about 1k miles on them so far. No off road just highway. I'm sorry to say they have provided the roughest ride that I have ever had. I had much better hopes. I'm a share holder and want the co to succeed but these tires will not get it done. I can't wait to get them changed out.

Was running Duratrac's with my last set, very happy with them but was not needing as aggresive a tread this time. Was talked into trying these this time around. NOT HAPPY. 20k miles and down to the tread bars already. Just like the Duratracs, I run 80psi when hauling 4-6k or towing 17k, otherwise, air pressure is 65psi. ALL 5 tires (spare on exact same rim rotated in) are rotated every 6k with the oil change. 20k miles... poor, poor life. Ride is decent considering them being 10 ply and the upper 125 load index.

I have owned at least 6 sets of these tires over the years. I have put them on 5 of my trucks - from 1/2-ton through 1-ton. Also tried a few other brands trying to save a few bucks - always came back. We have towed a 15k fifth wheel 10s of thousands of miles and more recently our 4500lb+ Lance truck camper. We have quite few off road miles in varies terrain - with and without campers and we have taken the Lance deep into the woods in national forests and private properties. My opinion, backed by probably over 200k of experience - Goodyear Wrangler with Kevlar is absolutely the best all-around (non-special use) tire going.