Patagonia M/T 37/12.50R20 128Q Mud Terrain Tire

I've only had these for a week or two, so I cant comment on how well they will hold up over time, but I can tell you what I like about them. I've wanted mud tires on my truck for a long time now but it seems that most of the ones made wont fit my truck without either adding a leveling kit, lift kit or installing spacers, because tires that are only a little bit wider than the stock tires will rub on the upper A arm. The other reason is that if I did find ones that would fit, they were crazy expensive. I thankfully was able to find these tires which are the exact same size as my stock tires(2006 Dodge ram 1500 quadcab 4x4) and for only $175 per tire. Now that does add up for four of them but the last time I put new tires on I paid $230 per tire for 4 falken all terrain tires. I was a little concerned about the noise that these tires would make going down the road but I honestly wasnt able to tell a difference. That might be because my truck is already kind of loud inside, who knows? But I love these tires so far. They are aggressive looking and have very thick, meaty tread. I havent been had the chance to get them muddy yet tho I am hoping to soon. I honestly dont think you can go wrong ordering these for your truck, especially with the free shipping. When the ups guy got here and backed into my driveway i asked him if i could back up real close to his truck so he could just unload them into my truck seeing as I had to bring them to a tire shop to have them mounted, and he agreed to do that. It saved me alot of trouble because these tires are heavy! You also need to remembered that on top of the cost of buying the tires, unless you have the machines or a friend who does, you will have to bring them to a tire shop to mount and balance them. My local shop only charged me $80 because I kept my old tires because they are in really good shape still

Went with the Milestar Pats in 275/70r18 (33”) for my 2018 JK Sahara, fit perfectly with no rubbing mounted on the stock wheels, the spare tucks up nicely as well. For the price and aggressive build of these tires you can’t go wrong! They balanced out nicely, much quieter than other M/T tires and steer straight. Running them at 35 lbs for street and they ride slightly harsher than the factory stock. Wear is expected with any M/T used 80/20 hardball-dirt/rock but being a light truck the 2dr jk is I’m told to expect 30+K out of these shoes. The aggressive style and performance cannot be beat, happy I bought them!!!!!

These tires look, ride, and grip amazing! I've had many different offroad tires over the years on many different jeeps and trucks. These are by far the best bang for the buck I've every had. They fit on my 2001 2500hd rpo code HVY (factory 2" body lift) with stock rims with zero rubbing. The ride is amazingly quiet even on the highway, traction on extremely wet roads is unbelievable, and they aren't wearing very fast at all. I have a very heavy foot and they are wearing at about the same rate as my bfg km2s. My size was 285/75r16 load range E. Will be buying these again!

Took a chance and purchased 4 of these tires in size 31x10.5 r15 for my 2004 Wrangler and mounted them on factory 15x8 wheels. Amazing. Totally transformed the look of my Jeep. Ride height is up about 2”, very aggressive tread pattern and VERY quiet....actually they are silent. Surprised me since I am driving doors off and no top....I cannot hear the tires on pavement! Had Discount Tire mount and balance for me....1 wheel took no weights, 1 wheel took 2 weights and 2 wheels took 4 weights to balance (I blame the 15yr old wheels honestly). I did white letters OUT....love the way they look....but to each their own. I have driven in the rain (got caught in a couple showers while commuting) and the tires did excellent....zero issues and they only have 200 miles on them. Overall, highly impressed with these tires for around $100 (I got them here on Amazon with free Prime shipping and they came in 2 days). Buy them. No regrets here.

31-10.5/15 on a 2nd gen Toyota 4runner 1st off these are mud tires and will not last as long when using them on pavement. They required alot of weight s to Ballance (not nessasary when using them for their intended purpose in the mud.) They are round, and made of rubber They have done well in mud, rock, snow,sand and pavement. I have about 5k miles on them and they are wearing nicely and are not loud, no annoying hum, I'd say comparable to most A/T tires I haven't needed 4wheel in places I expected to need to and these dig nice and clean well. They do throw alot of gravel, they are not so good on ice and they seem to want to hydroplane The 4runner is fairly lightweight and some of the vehicles attributes contribute to the how well these tires perform.

low noise, balanced good, track well in snow, not too bad on ice. Update: 12/29/2019 After a year, there's about 30% tread left. Last winter they did perform very well in deep snow. I think they are worse on the ice now. I have a 90 Cherokee with a two inch lift. They rub a bit at full left turn due to track bar length. I have they them at 20psi it improve the contact patch, which has helped with traction on ice. Be careful, running lower psi in tires can be hazardous. 8/10/20 Still good tread. Almost 2 years daily driver, 30 miles or so to work. Not off-roaded much, work gets in the way. Going to rebuy if price is still good. Road noise getting worse, meh, it's a 4x4. I do have a wee bit of alignment issues that caused the fronts to wear faster. Wish I had more offroad review, but there you go. Like the tires.

Note: noise is hard to quantify, my truck is stripped, caged and pretty noisy overall with all the heims squeaking and being made of bent up tin foil I bought these for my '85 Toyota crawler. I needed a cheap 35", as I only put maybe 1000mi/yr on my truck. The tires measure 33.75" at 20psi under the weight of my rig These tires aren't the stickiest, but under my ~4500lb rig, they are good enough. They hold 11lbs no prob, I don't have beadlocks so I'm nervous to try lower. Balanced fine with 3 golf balls each All the reviews saying these tires are soft are exactly why I bought them. Sub $600 shipped, and they work. You're not gonna win any comps and you need to be smart about sidewall pinches. But cheap, deep tread that does fine on the street and on most dry rock. Haven't tried wet. They don't like sandstone. The tougher the better with these cheap girls

Installed on 2020 4 door Wrangler I was reluctant to try these for the longest time. The super aggressive tread pattern and low cost had me assuming that they’d be super loud, hard to balance, and ride rough. But so many friends and Facebook posts spoke so highly of them that I figured I’d give them a shot. I gotta say I am so pleasantly surprised. They ride smooth as glass. The road noise is virtually non-existent - they’re even quieter than the BFG AT’s that I have on my Gladiator. It’s really quite amazing. You’d never know you’re driving on mud tires. I only have a few miles on them for now so time will tell how well they hold up. But first impressions have been extremely impressive. When the BFs wear out on my Gladiator, I’ll be switching to these guys.