I have only had these on for a month and a half. A little bit of road noise at lower speeds but I like that. I'm looking forward to how long they will hold up. I travel 2 states for work and average 50k miles a year. I am on job sites from time to time where a more aggressive traction is needed. Hoping for the best of both worlds... Plus, I think they look pretty sharp on my GMC 3500.

Great tire at a great price. Quieter than I expected for the thread design that it possesses. Rugged look and design is a great plus and performance in wet weather is better than I expected. I would definitely buy these tires again. I have them installed on a 2017 Toyota Tundra.

I swapped out the stock Nittos for these very early on. About 6000 miles in, they were as scalloped/cupped as they remained until today. If I drive down a dusty road, every other tread is dusty - the lower treads are cleaner and darker because they do not make contact. Dealership never mentioned any issues with suspension or alignment and was checked every 5000 miles at regular service intervals as well as rotated as recommended. It was so bad that at stop lights if the truck began to roll, it would rock on the alternating raised/lowered tread. The vibration is so bad that plastic parts of the interior vibrate uncontrollably at 45-55 MPH. So I end up driving faster or slower depending on where I am. My girlfriend can hear my truck two blocks away. These tires are well suited for the mud and winter snow in Buffalo, NY. If I lived in warmer climates, I would opt for something a little quieter. I love the aggressive look and that it gets me through any weather.

Did research and studied reviews before I decided on these tires for my 2005 Silverado 4x4. They were a little squirmy on the way home which is not unusual for new green tires of this type. After a day or two they settled down and ride great. Wife and I went to the beach and drove down it in deep sugar sand in 4 wheel drive. Hardly toughed the gas and they just tractored right through it. Haven't had them in the mud yet but expect good results with that as well. Very pleased with my purchase of these tires.

I got these new on my Zr2 Colorado and I could definitely say they were meh. Mine were the P265/70r17 I'm sure LTs may be slightly better with tread depth. 1. Road noise galore. For a not so aggressive P rated all terrain they were the loudest tires I've ever owned. That's with me owning knock off brand mud tires that weren't even as loud as these. 2. Snow performance is mediocre at best never gave me confidence when off roading on snow or driving around on snowy roads. I will give them props where they earned it. At 50k on them and still have a fair amount of tread so I was impressed. That's the only thing I'll give them props for. I'm moving on to another brand for my next tires.

These came as OE on my Chevy Trail Boss. Performance wise, they were very good for the first 25,000 miles or so. I used them frequently in mud, and also in snow & sand. After 30,000 miles there was a big drop in off road performance. They were never quiet, but definitely get louder and louder as they wear. Just got rid of them at 46k miles. They had a little tread left, but not much. I won't buy them again because of the noise, but they are decent as far as off road performance goes.

I am incredibly particular and the whole experience of obtaining these tires was phenomenal. The tires are of the highest quality. I put them on my 2020 Tundra and I couldn't have made a better choice.

This is my second set of these tires. I got 50,000 miles out of my first set. These are great in the snow and rain, My only complaint is that they get noisy over time

Seems to be a great tire so far. I like not having the roar that usually comes with more aggressive tires over other treads I have run in the past, plus they just look good.

Rain, puddles, mud or just plain dry - these tires are amazing . Almost like they grip the rode. No slip or slide. Holds the road amazingly.. I will most definitely buy again.