Like the tire, the treads are thick. I needed a thicker side wall, but these were the best tires I could find.

Great tire. Very aggressive

Great tires

These are at least my tenth set of these tires for five different vehicles, love them!

love these tires.

Factory tires made it to 25k. Hoping to get 40-50k out of these. Can definitely feel the weight difference as I'm guessing these weigh about 8-10lbs more per tire, fuel mileage went from 19 to 17.5 but it's also winter gasoline so it may creep back up in the springtime. But can barely hear these on the interstate at 80mph so anyone hesitant due to road noise, it's negligible.

305/55/R20 Slightly oversized for the pickup. Great ride comfort and quietness for an All Terrain tire. Rolls over rough surfaces with a cushioning effect. Complements vehicle handling. Wet traction is very good, I drove home from the tire store in the rain. That's all I have thusfar. Based on previous Wranger's I've had, I suspect off-road performance will be superb for Hunters and Fishermen. These are premium tires that are worth it.

I'm now on my second set of these tires on my 2019 F150 SC EB 4X4. Living in Wisconsin all I can say is that they work! Traction in the mud, snow and slush is excellent for approximately 45K and fades as the miles accumulate. And yes, they do get louder as they wear. But geez, what the heck are you asking of a tire? I replaced my first set at 86K, with tread remaining. I kid you not (not wanting to enter 2023,2024 winter with worn tires). I rotate and balance my tires every 5k. and depending on load run my tire pressure between 37psi to 41psi. These tires are the best compromise I've found for my Ford F150 4x4 for our Wisconsin farm conditions, terrain (clay/mud) and weather conditions.

First let me say, Get a set of these tires! They will not disappoint you!! I am on all kinds of surfaces and tow a lot in my 2020 2500 Duramax, First of all these tires are quiet! They do great on uneven road surfaces. Wet, Dry handling is great! with a 3000 lb trailer i keep them at 60lbs of air which is perfect for comfort. Hydroplaning is very minimal, i recently used them in the snow for the first time at this writing and they did well. Ive had them for 2 months but i do about 40k a year so Im interested in seeing how long they will last. Overall i would buy again.

I put the new style Duratracs on our 2011 Chevrolet 3500. The deep tread is impressive but has made the vehicle really squirrelly! Wow! So much so that in some corners or rougher roads the stability trak will kick the cruise off or slow the vehicle. I have tried three different tire pressures and don't remember the old Duratrac tires doing this. Other than that I ride has been good and I wish that I had ice to try the traction out on. I would guess that this would be excellent. This is a strange thing to say but I probably will need to wear them down a little before this problem goes away.