RoadOne M/T Mud Tire RL1261 265 75 16 LT265/75R16, E Load Rated

Put them on a old 1993 k2500 suburban. They are excellent. Price was great compared to name brand. I am suprised how quiet and smooth they actually are on the road. I expected noise and whine. Like nothing at all. Quiet and smooth. They are so aggressive looking and look amazing. Seem fine in the rain and great in the mudd. I have not tested snow yet. Worth every penny. I normally use bfgoodrich or mickey thompson. These are half the price and seem great. I plan on putting them on my other fleet of trucks now. I am impressed for the price.

Had them on for 700 or so miles. No complaints from the installer. No apparent balancing issues. Not the loudest tire I’ve ever had by a long shot. Excellent mud traction. Excellent road traction. Handling in corners is off by about the amount you would expect from going from a 70 to a 75 profile tire. They are not the largest 265/75R16 tire made, but they are taller than 70 profile Goodyear’s they replaced. They perform better in every respect as far as traction, and about $100 less per tire. Wear seems like it will be as good as well, but time will tell. The casting nibs took a 100 miles or so to wear off and I can see no wear, irregular or otherwise so far. They fit perfect on my ‘18 Tacoma.

Put a set of these tires on my 2019 Toyota Tacoma. These tires look awesome. They have tons of tread. They are super quiet on the highway too. I actually feel bad that I haven't bought them before. I've always used Cooper Pro STT before for off road tires. The STT's are good tires, but cost double what these tires do. I am very impressed with these tires. I've never owned a better off-road tire. Not sure what the wear will be, but for the cost, it's worth the chance. I'll post an update after the snow starts to accumulate on the roads this winter.

Longer term update... I’ve now put about 22000 miles on these tires. Mostly highway. Overall, noise and him are tolerable. Wear is showing. I’m thinking for my comfort I have maybe another 5k left. Developed one tire that prefers its own inflation over others. Not sure what the heck it is. It needs to be 65 in rear, it likes 54wth? Had it removed, checked, dismounted, remounted and balanced, new stem and its back at 54lol. Will update u later Older update: Update 7000 miles on these and they are wearing very well. Two trips to Florida and three to MN. Had them rotated and rebalanced. I am impressed and will buy these again. Steer smooth, still relatively quiet and well worth the spend Initial 3k review found below... After 3000 miles on these, here’s my take Smooth ride, low road noise at high speed, at low speeds you definitely know you’re sporting misdeed High speed stability is main concern with me, at higher speeds, sidewall stability isn’t where I’d like it to be, slight rolling felt. Overall for the cost, I’m pretty happy with them. Mounted on a 2013 Mercedes sprinter 2500.

I put these tires on my F-250 superduty a month ago because I needed good winter tires and I have always wanted some aggressive mud tires. I live in upstate NY and we just had our first snowstorm of the season and it was a good one. We had a full day of sleet and hail which coated everything in ice followed by 12" of snow in 24hrs. It made the perfect test environment for the worst case scenario. These tires were amazing. I drove on ice covered roads all day while my family picked out a Christmas tree and I was able to drive up and down hills without putting it in 4 wheel drive. The next day it was snowing faster than the plows could remove it so it was snow on top of ice and I cant believe how much grip I had on the roads. Even when it broke traction when I was trying to slide around corners they would grab again as soon as I let off the gas. To be honest they take away some of the fun of driving in the snow, which is actually one of my favorite things to do in the winter. As far as noise they do make the standard sound that aggressive tires make but I have to be coasting down hill to even be able to hear it over the sound of my engine. I have my own spin balancer and out of the 4 tires that I balanced only one needed some extra weights but nothing I would consider excessive.(I think it was 3.25 on the outside and 2.50 on the inside) I haven't had them long enough to make any comments about wear but as far as I am concerned, these are the best tires I've ever had on any of my vehicles and would recommend them to anybody looking for this type of tire.

Put these on my 02 double cab tacoma. Only have 1,500 miles on them, but like them so far. Do a lot of highway travel, but on the farm and in the woods a lot too. Plenty of bite on the farm. It's a light truck, but tires feel good on the highway. I always run 10-ply tires, so no rougher than I'm use to. No louder on the highway than any other mud tire I've ran. Actually surprised they're not louder. Didn't ask the tire shop how easy they balanced, but looks and feels fine. As of right now, probably my favorite tire for the price. I'll right another review when I get around the 10,000 mile mark. I usually put 30,000 miles on my truck per year, so by the end of 2020 I'll have a more detailed review.

One of the best tire purchases I’ve ever made. Bought these to replace cheap 2 ply all seasons on my 08 Dakota Laramie. My friend (mechanic) told me it took more time than usual to balance these tires, but otherwise didn’t have any issues. They aren’t too horribly loud like most mud tires are. I’m just about running straight pipes on my truck so I can’t hear them unless I let off the gas. Great in the snow so far. Been driving on unplowed snowy roads in 2wd with little to no issues. These things grip and go. Can’t beat them for the price. I highly recommend these tires.

I so far am very happy with the tires, they were installed at sears auto center without a problem and have been driving great since I do quite a bit of off roading with them and they perform great so far. I have driven at least 500-700 miles on them highway and dirt and they still look brand new. The only thing I might do differently next time is get the same ones but somewhat wider, which is more useful for the off roading aspect.