Initial Review, 65,000 Miles on Tires
September 27, 2009

We travel many miles pulling a trailer through snow, rain and hot sun. These tires never failed us. With a lot of weight we didn't see much hydroplaning or slipping, but of course with no weight and 2 wheel drive, they didnt' grab in the snow or ice. We added chains to overcome a few bad snow storms and I thought the tires would break down after using the chains, but they have held up well. We lost 6 trailer tires over the life of the 6 of these, so they can take the heat. They also kept the pressure well. I only had to add air once a year in the spring. My gas mileage is around 14 unloaded and 12 loaded with a 15k trailer. Road noise seemed to get louder as the tread decreased as well. All in all a great long lasting tire for a dually and great all season tire.

Initial Review, 3,000 Miles on Tires
December 20, 2010

Just got some snow last week here in Virginia. Oh my gosh these tires are scary on light 1 inch snow! I will be buying some real Snow tires for this winter. My drive way has a slight dip in the middle I had to place my F250 in 4wd and get a running start to get in or out of my drive way. They are dangerous on frost, forget about ice and and 1 inch of snow.