My truck eats tires... not because it is out of alignment but due to how I use my truck. These cost more to by but last 30 - 40% longer than less expensive tires. Soooo.. they are lower cost overall. Excellent traction everywhere.

use on my daily driver to work and play still58 willys wagon street rod , two tires have been giving 14 years of service since build , tires still look new with tire dressing maintained going to replace with same

Have around 22k miles on the all terrain ko2 and they are about 20-25% tread left. Tires have terrible traction in any kind of wet weather, poor traction on dirt. One of the worst tires I've driven on, would not recommend these at all

Mostly on road driving with quite a bit of highway time. At 42,000 miles I still measure 7/32 tread, can't really complain about that. Size 285/65R20 on a 2014 F150.

I purchased a set for my 2011 F-150 in July of 2014. I do a lot of freeway driving and have put over 100k miles on them. I will be purchasing another set in the fall. you get your moneys worth..!

Nice tires have them on my 17 Titan they look nice. Very smooth on the highway my only complaint is in the rain it spins at every red light and the rear end feels lose when it’s raining. Not sure if I would buy again.

Bought a set of 33/1250 for my Silverado back in 2008 and still running them today. tread is maybe 25% and have been through the same places as when I ran my super swamper thornbirds. Love these tires and have them on both my 4x4's

Original Michelin tires went 28,000. These tires have 24,300 and will not make 25K.Good all around traction, but tread wear is terrible. Will go to another brand soon.

Been running these in 35x12.5 for year without a problem. They've eaten whatever I've thrown at them. I also have gotten 55K+ miles out of them with routine rotation.

Bought rhese 6 months ago. Have performed terribly in all conditions. I have never put my truck in 4 wheel drive more often . Mud terrible . Sand terrible. Skiff of snow. Terrible