Price: $175.00
Pros: Cheap
Cons: Wears fast. 15 k
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Looks good. Cheap to install. Carried by Discount Tire.

Price: $167.00
Pros: Aggressive, Deep tread , Cheap
Cons: No warranty, Wore within 40,000 miles
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Good set of tires for jeeps with no lift to small lift on a budget. I only found one other tire cheaper online shipped. They wore under 40,000 miles but the wear was kinda funny could be that i need an all wheel alignment. Ive taken these tires on small rocks and and lighter trails and sand in California to cross country trip back home to Virginia. Where I've been in mud holes and forest trails and never been stuck.

Price: $700.00
Pros: can definitely feel the grippiness of the tires vs my old all terrains
Cons: none yet
Recommended? Yes

Comments: feel sure footed on the road, nice in snow

Price: $830.00
Pros: Relatively quiet on highway. Voids are large and don't throw rocks like my previous set of BFG's.
Cons: Made in China
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Have had several friends say they have gotten really good mileage out of these tires on their 3/4 tons. Ride really well on the highway and did well in the little bit of mud I ran in. "Only time will tell".

Price: $700.00
Pros: Really good traction through mud-n-snow...
Cons: Not kevlar...
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Great tires for the price!

Price: $170.00
Pros: aggressive tread. nice and grippy
Cons: none yet
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I love these tires. I busted a side wall on my treadwright retreads. Treadwright had discontinued the 33x12.50's so my tire shop recommended the adventuro 33x12.50. I was impressed by the price and the aggressive look. And are surprising smooth on the road. What I like best is that the tread is spaced so far apart that they rarely pick up and throw rocks when off-roading. My old tires were constantly throwing rocks. Great tire.

Price: $171.25
Pros: Aggressive look. Good traction.
Cons: No sipes. OWL's Only?
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Nice look, good grip and howl nice going down the road. I turned the OWL's inward and hit em w/Sharpie til they get nice and dirty. They run down the highway at 75 MPH pretty well too. If they hold up like the stock Goodyear MT/R's did...I'll be happy..especially for the price. Idle speed vibration/rumble due to the big knobbies and no sipes. Manufacturer's website said they offered blackwalls but I couldn't find them in a 285/75/16. I'll write another review after I abuse them and put some more miles on 'em.

Price: $1.00
Pros: meaty tire
Cons: a little loud
Recommended? Yes

Comments: they're not as good in snow as I'd hoped, but they're a mud tire.

Price: $89.00
Pros: Great MT for the price!
Cons: No siping
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Love these tires, for the price you cannot beat them. Good grip offroad, in general they are a very good trail riding tire.
They did not have siping on the lugs, but no problem, I got them siped for $10/tire.

Price: $640.00
Pros: nice looking
Cons: none yet
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Very nice and aggressive look

Price: $116.00
Pros: Great knobbies, Ok on the road, copairs with cooper MT km1, good price, Knobbie tire road noise
Cons: Inferior Rubber wears quicker than others,
Recommended? Yes

Comments: As apposed to spending a fortune on tires these are a great alternate especially if it is only temp. put four on for the price of one tire of the expensive tire brands. I needed tires immediately after purchasing my jeep and these fit the bill untill I go crazy with the lift and mods. Drive good on the highway, great offroad, and downright scarry on the autoban, Howl like pissed off bees at 100mph.

Price: $125.00
Pros: Clean out well
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Running a set of 265/75/16's on my XJ for a year now. They wear and ride a lot better than the MT/R's I had before.

Price: $175.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: 285/75/16 A litte taller and thinner than a 33 but love em. Not too bad on road noise.