Price: $0.01
Pros: The grab onto any terrain
Cons: They are loud and wear quickly
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I basically got them on accident. I did't really care if I had these tires or any other off road tire when I had picked them up. But once I started using them off road, it was clear they were well superior to MT/Rs and BFG Mud Terrains. There was no where that I couldn't follow my friends with the 3.07s and 33s. Very good product. The only thing that I don't like is that they wear kinda fast. I barely drive my Jeep besides buzzing around during the summer and it seems like I did not get much life out of these tires. I think I would get maybe 20-30k out of them from new. Oh well, I guess they were not meant to be driving around on the street.

Price: $100,000.00
Pros: great grip in the la gumbo
Cons: to aggressive for street use on a wet road w/ lockers
Recommended? Yes

Comments: they are amazing for mud and not for mall cruisers

Price: $1,000.00
Recommended? No

Comments: 3 tires with great tread are useless due to several sidewall cuts...the 2 remaining are used strictly as spares....horrible considering $$$ spent.

Price: $657.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Great tire on the rocks, even in the rain. In the mud they hook up really well and hardly ever spun a tire.

Price: $234.99
Recommended? Yes

Comments: awsome tires great ride when balanced right. have to keep rotated to keep from cupping to keep the noise level down. but gets great traction on and off road. great rain traction. good mud traction. and awsome sand traction. great allaround tire not a hardcore off-road tire but not a slouch either. 234.99 for a 305/70R16

Recommended? Yes

Comments: I have had my 35" X-Terrains on 2 different vehicles (78 F-150 and 76 CJ-7,) I like them on both. I don't drive enough to put much wear on them, but I still have 3/4 of the original tread and I've had them for 5 years. It hasn't snowed here in years, so I can't comment on that, but they perform great in mud, rainy weather and on sand. They aren't too loud. The terrain I have the most trouble with is rock, but maybe because I didn't air them down at all. They also do tend to dig in loose dirt. Overall, I like them better than BFG Mud Terrains, and they provide a nice compromise between regular MT's and Hard Core tires (like Swampers.)

Price: $325.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Terrible in the snow, decent in mud, rocks, sand, ect. Holds the bead well on 8" wheels. Have only cut one sidewal thus far.

Price: $800.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Somewhere between 7 and 8. Good soft compound for wheelin yet not too soft for the road. Would have been a 9 but this weekend I put a branch through the sidewall on passenger front. on the downside they are directional

Price: $799.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: 35"s, awesome in the rocks, hard park or dirt. In real soft sand you'll have to air down a bit more but I've run these down to 6lbs with no problems. In snow and sticky mud they pack up quick and can be hard to clear. Super tough sidewalls, good wear, low noise on the highway. Great tires

Price: $950.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: wouldn't have any other tire, this is my second jeep and im still running the x-terrains because i have found a better one yet, and the road noise is very low and they last for a while.

Price: $150.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Great on rocks. Not so good in the mud

Pros: good looking tire
Cons: price, they wear VERY fast,
Recommended? No

Comments: As stated above, these tires wear very quickly and were pricey. I think there are better tires available and for less money.

Recommended? Yes

Comments: Good