I just got my Jeep inspected and needed tires (ugh). I have been riding on Goodyear Wrangler tires for 8 years, but simply could not afford to get a set now. My tire guy came up with options, including the Desert Hawk AT. I guess feeling nostalgic for the Rat Patrol, I went with them. Man, what a difference compared to the Wrangler. My size is LT 285/70/17. The handling is much much better and I am not getting the wobbling I did. Road noise is much better! I haven't taken them off road yet, nor have o had winter yet. So far so good with the Desert Hawk AT!

Please these people who are leaving good reviews must be getting paid I have a 2020 f150 I put these tires on they are horrible I'm all over the road I'd never buy them ever again

Pretty amazing bang for the buck in an AT. 20% highway, 70% city, 10% gravel/fire trails. On my light, AWD SUV crossover these excel in virtually all conditions. Incredible tire wear rate. Could be slightly slippery in wet pavement but it's gradual and controllable rather than sudden breaking loose. Became noticeably louder at ~40% tread. Very recommended.

Junk 13,000 miles and down to 2/32 rotate often stay away and did not get them at simple tire just ordered tires from simple tire and not the same brand

Unable to determine tread life yet just received at beginning of December and it is the first week of January. Amazing driving on paths meant for snow mobile. Slightly louder than passenger tires but only truly noticable to someone who knows cars. Good grip on ice, good grip in mud. Running these on a Subaru tribeca.

Have about 10000 miles on a full set with even, minimal wear, good handling in all conditions so far. So far, a good value in tires.

I was worried about the noise on these more aggressive tires, but I am now pleasantly surprised. Just ordered two more for the front.

Really don't have many miles on these yet but so far I've been impressed. Good in snow. Not that great in the mud. Decent tire for general stuff. I would not trust them for extreme off road.