Toyo Open Country M/T

It is a good tire if all you do is drive it on the road. Treadwear is great I have 50K miles on them and still have 40% tread left. They do lose traction easily in Snow and rain. They are not very load. The worst part about these tires is the ride quality. I got these after Having my Nitto trail Grapplers and noticed a huge difference in ride. These tires ride horrible. They shake the whole truck and will absolutely destroy your suspension. Would not recommend unless you don't mind a horrible ride.

On my second set of Toyo 33 MT’s, on an 07 F150 Supercrew 4x4. First set lasted a solid 50k+ miles, outstanding tread wear if you keep them rotated every oil change. Road noise is a non-issue for this type of tire; a slight hum as compared to most other mud terrain designs I’ve experienced. South Florida hurricane flooding and debris, Georgia clay and sugar sand, Pennsylvania snow to tackling mud fest. I tow a boat, as well as a 33’ travel trailer with no issues. A solid, aggressive looking tire that has never disappointed me. These tires are heavy, so you’ll notice your mpg drop. But if you cared about mpg you wouldn’t be putting a mud terrain on anyway, so that con is moot. Best tires I’ve owned, and I’ll buy them again.

First set 37x13.5x17 on my 1500 Silverado 4x4 lasted approximately 58,000 miles. Great tires, minimal road noise, even wear. First set 33x12.5x15 on my Jeep CJ7 have lasted for over 11 years with no issues. There's still 14/32 tread life left (over half the tread).

Heavy, good tread life, strong sidewalls, quiet for a aggressive mud tire, and sipping deep in to the tread blocks give it decent wet weather traction. Rotation every oil change and they should last quite long.

I love these tires and they are MEAN! Everything is wearing well so far (20,000 miles).