Patriot Tires MT All-Terrain Radial Tire - 35x12.50R18LT 123Q

I just bought these for my Wrangler and couldn't be happier! I previously had Toyo tires on that are considerably more expensive. So glad I found these and decided to try them! The ride is so much smoother than the ride I had with the Toyo tires! The Toyo tires would pull you all over the road and highway; god for bid you hit a little groove in the road you felt like you were about to go off-roading and pulled into a ditch! These Patriot tires are by far WAY better! Gives such a smooth ride, little noise (compared to the Toyo) and I actually feel like I can drive my Wrangler and it isn't driving me any longer! I will be honest and say I feel like I'm in a completely new Jeep with how smooth the drive is now!

These tires have a very aggressive tread, they grab well and clean well. I did notice a little balance issue, but with as wide as they are that can happen. I plan to re-balance them when I rotate them, and hopefully that will take care of the minor issue. I haven't noticed much more noise than the all terrains I had on before. So far I am pleased with these tires and really like what I got for what they cost. I had these on my truck for elk season in the NW and they did great.

Tires look awesome. Meaty and aggressive. I'll update on wear and post pics... now, onto pepboys install option. DO NOT DO IT!!!!!Installer didn't have the socket for my truck, told me to go buy one from les schwabe down the the street. I said nah I'm good, load up the tires and I'll pay les schwabe to do the job. Manager was irate, yelled, took it personal etc zfg Amazon gave me my 80$ back and a 25$gift card

I swapped out a set of courgia m/t of the same size for these. The patriots seem to shed snow and mud better than the federal did. The patriots are also a little quieter, but do weigh a bit more than the federals. Overall the price difference was worth it for the patriots. Mounted on 2012 ram 2500 6.7 diesel with factory wheels and a hell bent steel level kit.

I have owned a lot of mud tires. I ordered these in 35x12.50-18 for my 2014 Duramax to replace a set of BFG KM2 mud terrains that wore out in 26,000 miles which I paid a lot more for than these. They arrived in a timely manor appear to be constructed with quality and are heavy. The tread is deep and aggressive however the road manners are mild whether running around town at 30 or highway speeds at 75MPH. No wild howling or any notable issues. The tires balanced easily and I will update the review when I have put some extended miles on them so far for the price and appeal I recommend.

Tires are mounted on 18x9 wheels under a Ram 2500 Diesel. I made the switch from Goodyear MTR’s (only lasted 17K miles) to the Patriot tire that I thought were from Diesel Brothers (Federal Tire) but actually made by Omni. I still couldn’t be happier! Real smooth ride, balanced easily, have a slight “hum” similar to a Toyo open country MT but with a lot smaller price tag. I will update once I have several thousand miles on them. If you’re looking for the Diesel Brothers tire you’ll have to wait. They have partnered with Cooper Tires and the tire is called the legion but has not been realesed yet.

So far these have been pretty good tires. I have 35/12.5/18s on my truck and they have worn really good for the first 6 months I have had them. Wet traction is decent and mud is pretty good. Have not got to try snow yet. They do have a little road noise but you don't really get M/T tires for comfort

Not the tires from diesel brothers, but still a good tire. I run them on my 2013 ram 2500 diesel and 6k on them as of today and they seem to be a doing very well. Noise is not bad handling is good too. I'll update again at 25K thats about what I hope to get out of a MT on a diesel truck.