Venom Power Terra Hunter X/T XT All-Terrain Mud Light Truck Radial Tire-33X12.50R17LT 33X12.50X17 33X12.50-17 120R Load Range E LRE 10-Ply BSW Black Side Wall

Buy the tires! Seriously. At first I was like "what kinda brand is this"?! I tried it because I've had practically all the tires out there from bias ply and radials from many decades of wheeling. The hum reminds me of my younger days. Doesn't scream as loud as MT Bajas or swampers of back when but does buzz a bit in a good way. Enough to turn heads but not obnoxious. I got the 33x12.5 and it handles well. I did not have balancing issues. The lugs self-clean out better than most A/T and M/T. Great value. Its a soft tire so it rides well with my 7/6 lift Tacoma but I expect it to wear faster than a hard A/T. Get it before it catches on and price goes up. Shipping was fast through ups. Maybe I'll remember to update review in 2 years. Follow up June 2024: The tire are still great. Same original balance from the first mount. I rotate tires once a year. The tread barley went down from my daily usage. I didn't measure because when I look at it iit doesn't make me want to measure. It still has big deep lugs. I have never had traction issues at all on dry, wet, flooding, sand, nor ruts. I hope this helps.

Love them! Look good, no road noise. Great for the price!

These tires have great grip in all weather conditions. They also look bad as hell! I put them on an FJ with a 3 inch lift and don't have any rubbing. Will buy them again.

The noise level is insanely lower than any MT I have had. They whirl a perfect pitched hum that could almost lull ya to sleep on the highway. They handle pretty well in road. I could only note more of a tug of war in big hiway ruts while going 60+. Off road seems to be pert near the same as the MTs too. Definitely less rocks getting stuck in the tread and whirling passed your head when you get back to pavement. I highly recommend these tires for this price point! I like them way more than my Toyo MTs, that's for sure!

I really wanted to keep these tires, but like the tire guy said, "You can balance a square, but you wouldn't want to ride on it." All four tires were way out of round. Maximum acceptable road force at the tire shop was 35#. Beyond that and the tire is just too "out of round" and considered a "bad tire". 61# was the best, 68# the worst. After working on the tires, remounting, rotating on the rims and even switching rims, the best they could get was 58#. The shop said even then, I was looking at 11 onces of weights. (I have at the most 2 onces on current Goodyear's). Some now I'm out $150 for several hours of mounting, remounting and screwing with the tires. So, I thought, surely they aren't that bad? I mean they have at least 4 stars in the reviews right? So I called a buddy of mine that works at a large car dealership and asked if I could bring them over just to make sure someone wasn't trying to sell me a different set of tires. First tire set some type of alarm off with a big red X flashing on the screen of this very advanced and expensive road force balancer. Second one did same thing so I said, "I'm done." Fortunately I didn't have to pay to unmount the tires so I could return them. So, I'm out a significant amount of money and time. I won't do it again. Kudos to Amazon for not giving me any hassle on the return, but these tires failed miserably.