I lucked into finding this company because I needed two front tires and was low on cash. I was able to buy and make reasonable payments. I will use them again.

Great tires and affordable

replaced my fast wearing OE bridgetones with these at 28K. now I have 48K on them and they have more than half tread left. They keep balance. Ride smooth and quiet. no flats or shimmys. just rotate them and balance at 10K. Will definately replace with these again. Tread is tough and ive had it on rough roads for hundreds of miles - no missing chunks or cuts. ive curbed them more than a couple times in ATM drivethroughs and you cant see the scuff on the tire or rim. Well made tire for a 4x4 lifted truck that runs WV to NC mountain roads a lot and spends 9 mos a year in FL heat/rains. These will be a repeat buy. so happy I found them.

Have had these tires on my GMC Sierra 1500 for 5,000 miles and have gone through dirt roads and heavy snow. I've had no problems with traction. Road noise is very low and the ride is extremely comfortable. Recommend it to anyone.

Poor winter traction. If you live somewhere where you get snow or ice I don't recommend. Even though it is severe snow rated that is bad rating system that is only done by the individual manufacture's and there is no industry standard. I've had to use my driving skills to get out of slippery situations. I would say from my personal experience the Wildpeak AT Trail has better winter traction. The Wildpeak AT Trail still is nowhere as good as a true stud free winter tire. But for sure better than these Mastercraft's. I plan to get winter tires for next winter and use these as a three season tire until there is not much tread left. I'm also someone that is very used to driving in the snow and ice having grown up in Massachusetts and someone that drives a lot including on stormy days. I frequently travel to Vermont, New Hampshire, New York state to go skiing.