2025 FORD PLATINUM PPB I've had every off road tire worth having, from BFG-Nitto/Toyo-Cooper-Goodyear-Falkan-Mickey Thompson-Ironman and several other off brand knockoffs. I like this aggressive tread design combination and the sidewall sipes although they are a bit loud, but these are R/T hybrids and that can be reasonably expected. They run at 80 as you would expect a little stiffer All Terrain to run as they are not squishy smooth comfy like Michelin's (I have had them also as well), but for the look-aggressiveness deep treads-good $-functionality...they are a great solid 10 ply E rated tire with extra puncture resistant sidewalls and a 3,500+lb rating, exactly what I was looking for to handle heavy payloads and towing/pulling and off roading. Not your everyday over the road tire, but tolerable for highway trips here and there, and mainly local city commutes for reliable get you there service...regular rotating and balancing is a must for these! I expect the treads will open and expand a some over time and might get louder and bouncier, but I will just turn up my music a bit more and keep Haulin' Ass!

I've bought three from this dealer and all three of them have began to separate in the middle of the tire witching 3-4 months of running them causing the truck to violently vibrate causing it to be undrivable.

Amazing in the snow but not sure about tread wear. So far very satisfied!

Overall I like the look of the tires. Had some issues with balancing them. Been back to the tire shop twice now still have a shake in the steering wheel that I didn't have before. The tires are a little bit louder than I thought they were going to be at highway speed. Can't wait to try them out in deeper snow. We had about 2-1/2" and these radar renegade did great no need to put the truck in 4wd.

I've put 40k on my current set and still have plenty of tread left. They have handled everything I have thrown at them and powered right on through. When they eventually wear out, I won't consider any different tire as a replacement, especially factoring in the low price point. The only caveat...you absolutely need to have them rotated regularly (5-7k miles).