Price: $1.00
Pros: good mileage
Cons: crappy tread mainly a street tire
Recommended? No

Comments: They came on the jeep and i only have 2 of the at versions mounted on the front. they dont really do well in offroad.

Price: $219.00
Pros: there amazing, sound good , get threw alot of mudd , and look good
Cons: sling mud every where
Recommended? Yes

Comments: amazing tires

Price: $132.00
Pros: great tire, love the way it look, cleans out well never really have to put in 4wd during this winter.
Cons: none yet
Recommended? Yes

Comments: great looking tire at a good price, i get asked daily how they do and how much and where at. you can get them at you local pep boys, if you still have the factory tire size and have been thinkg about going up this a good a way to go. i love this tires they handle good on/off road, i hardly have to put in 4wd during the winter.

Price: $121.00
Pros: Good Price, aggressive Tread Good Ratings
Cons: None so far that I have found
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I chose these primarily based on online reviews and a decent price. These are the first MT's that I have used and I have not had them for very long. I am impressed so far as to how quiet they are

Price: $70.00
Pros: Great bite, Very durable. Great tire for the money. Have a good hum but very streetable.
Cons: Don't make any big sizes.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I have wheeled in lots of deep mud with these tires, and I was very very surprised with the amount of bite they give. And the tires were very affordable, perfect for the wheeler with a budget.

Price: $250.00
Pros: Great traction, decent cleaning.
Cons: non
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Got the tires off my buddy slightly used. And so far they work great

Price: $1.00
Pros: Look nice and drive fine
Cons: Kills gas mileage and top speed
Recommended? Yes

Comments: These came with the truck but seem fine to me, 33x1250s

Price: $450.00
Pros: Looks good, low road noise, CHEAP, performs good in mud, sticks GREAT to wet rocks/road.
Cons: Tread chunks easily, low road mileage, thin sidewalls (ripped one on a CURB of all things)
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Road mileage is kinda crappy (it is a MT). I balance/rotate/oil change every 3k, tires have 22k on them and I give it another 3k miles before they're done. Biggest size for 15" wheels is 31's. Pepboys replaced the tire I destroyed no questions asked. Would I buy again? Yes if they start making 33's.

Price: $540.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: they work just as good as a name brand mud tire and have low road noise. also very cheap price

Price: $99.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: great tire for the money. got a 40,000 mile warrenty, very little road noise.

Price: $520.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Its funny... for the longest time me and my buddies always joked around about these tires... saying oh the pep boys MT's what a joke... I started reading reviews hearing great things. and there made by cooper a reputable company.. One of my buddies gave them a shot loved and the craze spread 3 friend are running them including myself, and we all love them
Payed about $520 mounted and Balanced(tires come with mail in rebate too!)
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED if on a budget or not!

Price: $110.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Like these tires and are great for the price. Would compare to the Cooper STT.

Plus they count for Pepboys buy 3 get 1 free.

Price: $155.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I have AT's on it as I drive on the road most of the time. I recommend them for the price and high wear combination. If I were in the dirt alot or has a seperate set of wheels and tires I'd buy the MT's or other MT's of another brand but they wear fast as the mud terrain compound is softer wearing alot faster on pavement.

Price: $135.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Just got them only 200 miles on them will write back at 5000 miles. Look great on my stock TJ with Crager soft 8's. I have 31"x10.5"x15 on a 4" backspacing and I am very happy with the look.

Pros: Deep Lugs... Good Traction on road.
Cons: 2 ply side wall.... chunking tread... splits..
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Make sure you get road hazard warrenty.

Ive never been stuck but once.. stuck to diffs. Great tire Will buy again.

Pros: Cheap, great traction, Look really good
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Great tire for the price. I never had any traction issues, in everything from rocks to snow to mud. Only problem I had with them is "chunking" lugs too easily, I tore a couple off right down to the steel belts. They are on a trail only rig, so not a huge deal.

Price: $129.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Awesome Tires. Quiet, great traction on and off road, look great and not as expensive as the baja claws.

Price: $570.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: there nice i like em clean out nice and last pretty long for a m/t not to soft of rubber but not to hard

Price: $400.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: tires r very nice they have a nice and beefy tred and also do not make much noise on the road i highly reccomend these to someone who wants big tires and nice driveability

Pros: Aggressive and good looking tread design...WITH SIPING! , Descent road manners for M/T's , I got over 40k miles out of them, and they're only 100 bucks each!
Cons: Little bit of chunking, You have to get them at Pep Boys, 2 ply sidewall.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: When I was in the market a little over a year ago for a new Jeep, I was specificly looking for a TJ Sahara Edition. I've wanted one ever since I saw it at the 2000 Los Angeles Auto Show. Finally, one day I came across a 2000 TJ Sahara Edition on ebay for $10,000. It had all the goodies, and it was in perfect shape! It was all stock, except for one thing. He added 31 inch Mud terrains! Very Happy Although there was one thing, they were a brand I have never heard of, so I was a little skeptical at first. But after driving on them for 40k miles, I gotta say that they have left me impressed. I did some research and found out that Definity is a marque of Cooper Tires, made just for Pep Boys. Sold at just around 100 bucks per tire, they're a great value.

As far as road manners go, they're pretty quiet for mud terrain tires. However, they are mud terrains, so you get the howling at speeds above 40, and the rumble below 25. Despite that, they behave well both on and off road, and wear evenly too. I've even done some powerbreaks with them

The only problem I have with these tires is that they tend to chunk off a little bit. But then again, I do abuse tires. They're only 2 ply, which can scare some people, but I haven't had one tear apart. But with an aggressive tread design that lasts, they look really good on a Jeep! The best part is they have siping, as opposed to BFG M/Ts that don't. Big plus. They're not the best in the rain, but I'd trust them more then the BFG's.