Atturo Trail Blade M/T Mud Terrain LT35X12.50R18 123Q E Light Truck Tire

Wendy's tires arrived one of them had a bad bead, sent that one back for a replacement. Had all 4 tires mounted and balanced had to come back because one tire was out of round. Sent that tire back for a replacement. Now that I have 3500 miles on the tires now I seem to be riding good. I read that these tires should get about 60,000 miles but from what I've seen so far I do not think it will be quite that much.

Put these on my 16 F150 with a 4 inch suspension lift. Immediately drove down to FL from WI aprox 1300 miles one way. LOUD AS ALL GET OUT... that is until I got to FL and they immediately quieted down. These are 10 ply tires and take awhile to soften up a bit and break in. They balanced like a dream. No pull or wobble at all. But when they were new and pumped up to 45lbs they did hop like a kangaroo at 85 on the interstate coming around bends, especially when you catch the lip on a bridge. Be warned until they soften up. Just go easy with them bc I've hopped an entire lane. I drive more than aggressively around 50-60k miles a year. I'm hard on the throttle. Hard on the cornering. Hard on the brakes. These tires lasted me until 60k and still had another 10k to go before needing replacement. I ignorantly switched up brands to go Bigger from the 33x12.5x20 to the 35x12.5x20 and I can tell you.. I regret it every day. These tires dont wear uneven. They dont need excessive rotating. They dont cup. Little loose end in the rain and snow. But for a MT these are the best you can buy with your dollar. Bar None.