I bought these for my 2005 dodge dakota 2WD winter beater. The truck is night and day difference when driving in crappy conditions

I run these in a 37" on a 2020 F350 dually. This truck hauls a gooseneck trailer daily with about 3,500lbs of hitch weight. I don't rotate the tires and still got about 30K miles out of the rear. I use balance beads in these and have no complaints about the smoothness. This truck is also in wet, muddy conditions frequently and the tires clean out well. For the price point I definitely recommend over ANY other name brand tires.

These tires have been great for my Jeep Wrangler. The western PA mountains, rocks, mud and tram roads are no problem for these tires. They performed well on both dry, wet and snowy pavement. For a tire with fairly large lugs, the road noise is not bad at all.

Had these studdable tires put on in mountains of Idaho last winter! Did amazingly on & off road..never studded them as they would always just eat up any surface! Road noise ain't much at all! Make sure you have a good truck place mount, balance, & force alignment!

I think the belting on 1 or 2 of the tires is bad. No idea on how to check for sure

The tires look really good in person was worried about the way they were going to look and ride and love the way they are.

I purchased these to try them out, And Simple tire just immediately refunded my purchase, with no explanation whatsoever. I'm sure these tires are amazing. Overseas, these tires have a 75000 mile equivalent warranty, so I guarantee they are dandy tires for a farm/daily truck, I'm doing a 5 star review on these, so the system refers them to more people, so maybe they will fix this no ship, auto refund crap.

I have about 1000 miles on them so far and I am overall happy with them. The wet, dry, and off road traction is great. Id compare them to nitto ridge grapplers and duratracs. I have 275 65 20 load E on a titan xd. However the tread compound is very soft and causes wiggle/movement while towing. Kinda feels like driving on marbles. I have played with air pressure and nothing helps. So if you tow heavy or a lot id recommend name brand tires. The ridge grapplers and duratracs did not have an issue while towing but they are twice the price. I will however be putting them on my Jeep for off-road and snow.