2020 ram 2500 service truck. Welding rig probably close to 11k lbs i have about 25000 miles on them and there half tread on 3 and 3/4 tread on 2 , rotated 5th spare . Problem will get 30k miles out of them with aggressive driving habits, amazing tires and I've ran alot of high end tires and thses are the best

After Falken Wildpeak At3's I gave these a go. I am at ~24000 miles I believe and still have a good amount of tread. About half after last check. In rain, Lake Tahoe snow storms, dirt, sand and mud, they have been solid. I have not lost control once on wet and slippery days, where even the AT3's got loose a few times in rain, causing the backend of my 4runner to get squirrelly. No vibrations at different speeds like a couple Falkens had, and seemed to balance easy. Look great, but was more interested in performance in sand and mud. Traveling around taking pictures on the West Coast, use my vehicle often for getting out to spots for photos around California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, and muddy Oregon. These have taken everything I throw at them, and have really inspired confidence. Doing similar treks, I went through 6-8 popped AT3's in the SL load. Rocks and roots, whatever, SL wild peaks not good; probably should have tried C load. Cheap, not beefy sidewall. Instead went to Baja Boss. While I have these in 285/70 17 standard as well, with 3 ply, have only lost one to a screw. Noise is a bit louder than AT3, but with a proper alignment and a 5 tire rotation, these have been doing great. Plan to buy another set for my wife's 4runner eventually. Can highly recommend for Toyota trucks/Lexus. Not sure how they would perform on full size trucks. These kicks out rocks and mud, where my Wildpeak would turn into donuts in a few muddy, sticky situations, causing me to spin and getting stuck. Snow, solid. Rain, confidence boosting. So much so my wife would drive my 4runner to Tahoe over her Tesla model Y because it felt so planted. Safe! Reliable. Good tire. Give it a go.

So bought these to replace the junk stock tires that came on my 2024 Tacoma TRD Offroad. They are more aggressive so I was expecting them to be a little noisier, while not MT tire level, they are more aggressive with the noise than I was expecting, but mainly on the highway. Wet traction has been great, and I was able to use them in one snow squall. These are hands down so much better than the stock tires in snow. Really only broke loose once I tried but a lot of confidence driving in rain/snow. I imagine ice these will struggle. Dry traction they are great, I have a few thousand miles on them already and seem to be wearing well, little issue with tire pressure so seeing some shoulder wear. I did step up a size from stock, but I lost about 2mpg going to these, but they balanced well and look great though. Depending how well they hold up will determine if I will 100% buy them again, but I would recommend them to people to look at who want a good looking tire that's a AT/Hybrid style

I put these on my 14 Chevy 1500 they ah e taken me all over the country from Oklahoma to Montana Rockies, to the north Dakota plains . Amazing in snow and ice and not a loud tire. Will be ordering a new pair

I've had three sets of these tires now and they are by far the best all around tires I've ever used. I used them off road on my Jeep and now as a stylishly aggressive on road and towing in my F150. You can't go wrong!

I use to always get the BF Goodrich Ko2 All terrain but I have to say I love these Mickey Thompson All terrain much better. The side wall tread is unbelievable. Haven't gotten stuck yet. Not noisy driving on pavement. Will buy again!

Tire is an aggressive deep treaded tire that does great in the rain,snow, and dry conditions. The tire does hum at a higher speeds. Tread life is unknown due too just getting them. Gas mileage went down even more than expected with comapring the weight description of new vs previous tires.. Would definitely purchase again. Great value at my time of purchase.

Only had them on my Gen 1 Raptor for a few days but they are so far better than the KO2's I had before. The tire is as quiet or more, dry handling as good or better, and wet traction better than my worn KO2's. Lots of people in the Raptor community have been raving about these. Will see how the next year goes but its looking good.

I have always been a BFG fan. I have also always like Mickey Thompson tire but never tried. So far so good. Haven't had them used in winter yet but from what I've seen in mud and highway I am sure they will work well. No noise at all at first. Getting a little now but nothing to worry about. I put them on my wife's Tahoe and we are very happy. Looking forward to the snow !!!!!