I can't give you a review because the tires aren't on my SUV yet. I'm US Army veteran who still works for our Army, but as a civilian, like a lot of vets still do. I live & work for our government in Germany, so I had to get the tires shipped twice. Because of bad weather causing shipping delays, I only have 2 of the 4 tires. Therefore, none of the tires have been driven on at this time. The last 2 tires were shipped from Alabama on January 29.

I've had these tires for about a month. The tires are on my 2011 F150 FX4 SuperCrew with the original rims. They have performed well on paved roads, dirt roads, grass, and fields under dry and wet conditions. Most of my driving is on paved roads but I do ride in grass and dirt fields on school grounds. No issues thus far even in heavy rain. At the price point for what I do, these have been perfect.

I bought these 12/23 for my Escalade Ext. The 285 40r24 are wonderful, the tread depth is deep and handles great on the ice we got 1/24 in Alabama (3").

I am at 10,000 miles and love these tires. I live in Eastern NC and deal with dry and rainy weather. The handle well in both and have great grip in extreme breaking conditions. I highly recommend these tires. I get 19-21 mpg Highway in my 2019 Tacoma V6 3.5" inch lift. Not bad considering Tacos aren't know for their fuel efficiency.

I have owned these tires for three years and was perfectly happy with them....until large-deep cracks developed in the side walls. I am not talking about some type of weather cracking, I mean half in deep x 2-3 inch long cracks. The rubber separated all the way to the plys underneath the rubber. They only have 20,000 miles on them so I was pretty disappointed when these cracks appeared. I decided spend the extra money to go back to the Firestone Transforce AT2's. You don't save money if the tires don't hold up to the brand name models.

These are great looking tires with good highway driving and low road noise. I installed these on a 2019 Tacoma TRD Sport with a 3.5 Rough country lift kit.