Price: $250.00
Pros: Good AT tire. Quiet. Load Range.
Cons: Didn't stop well on wet surfaces. Poor longevity.
Recommended? No

Comments: Started out as a great AT tire...did well off road when aired down (dirt, rock, hill climbs). Good in snow.

After 2yrs and 10k miles, tires started dry rotting. Handled wet roads well for driving....not so much for stopping.

Price: $160.00
Pros: Great Milliage!!! Solid Traction, looks and decent on noise!
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: This tire is a solid every day off road tire or your daily driver.. It has been solid on hard packs fire roads at speed, and loose. Sand and mud not an issue. Never stuck due to the tire.

One review I read on the tire was someone complaining it did horrible in a mud hole. Its not a mudding tire and I wouldnt reccomend it for serious crawling or mudding, comon sense applies.. youre gonna bog in in a deep mud hole...

I will be trading out to the BFG Mud KM2 this year or next, and it is no reflection of the P/C AT. Just going to a bigger tire and will be taking on more aggressive terrain and trails.

Price: $800.00
Pros: Good ride, even wear
Cons: treadwear has not lived up to expectations
Recommended? No

Comments: They have not lasted as long as expected, supposed to have 50K treadwear warranty, I wont see past 35K!

Price: $700.00
Pros: Nice look 31 inchers
Cons: heavy
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Tires fit great on stock rims and suspension. Full rotation is achieved

Price: $650.00
Pros: Great Mileage, great off road
Cons: nothing
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I actually have a nail in the left rear tire and it has held up off road and on the highway. Great tire for someone looking for off-road use with high mileage tread

Price: $600.00
Pros: Durable Tire Good traction
Cons: None
Recommended? Yes

Comments: These are some good tires to have. So far they have been ran in all conditions except sand, and they went very good these conditions.

Price: $600.00
Pros: nice looking good traction
Cons: heavy to change
Recommended? Yes

Comments: great tires. got a great deal on them.
drive nicely. never gotten stuck with them on.

Price: $189.99
Pros: Price, mileage/wear rating
Cons: off-road traction
Recommended? No

Comments: I purchased these tires because I do 75% daily driving, 25% trail riding and 0% rock crawling. I wanted a tire with live-able on-road manners and some traction for snow, gravel and dirt etc. While these tires are admirable for their long life durability, I'm left with having to replace them before winter for something with a more aggressive tread block for use in the gravel/dirt/snow up at the cottage.

Price: $180.00
Pros: Serviceable road tire
Cons: not aggressive enough in appearance
Recommended? Yes

Comments: A decent road tire, but not made for off road.

Price: $500.00
Pros: Good price, good traction
Cons: I didnt get the mudders
Recommended? Yes

Comments: They get me where I want to go for now. Not noisy on the road and look good.

Price: $200.00
Pros: Great for an A/T tire. Can't ask for much more.
Cons: Mud is obviously an issue sometimes without self-cleaning. But that shouldn't be a surprise, it's an A/T...
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I happened to find a set of 4 for $200 on craigslist that came WITH the 15"x8" and 5 x 4.5 bolt pattern Rock Crawlers. I couldn't pass them up. I am fairly happy with them as I try to avoid mud in the first place. Nice to use on just pleasure cruises through some wooded trails. I will most likely try to run some Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs if I can find some after these wear down.

Price: $743.69
Pros: Great deal from factory, paid for 4 tires got 5th for free with free shipping. didnt get them yet so cant comment on performance.
Cons: they werent free!!!
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Ok, Im a little early here because they didnt arrive yet, but as far as the purchase I can say what a deal 4 for the price of 5!!!!! Free shipping from 4wdonline.

Price: $250.00
Pros: deep tread, nice grip
Cons: nope
Recommended? Yes

Comments: ive only had them for about 250 miles, but they are nice! not too loud, hence an AT. look great

Price: $579.96
Recommended? Yes

Comments: They came with the Jeep and I haven't had a chance to put them to the test.

Price: $875.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I decided to throw down on the Pro Comp's I went from 31/10.50x15 to 33/12.50x15. After I put them on I saw my lift wasn't enough clearance, so I went the cheaper route and added a 1" body lift. It worked out good.

Price: $165.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I currently have 31" tires. The tires were my first purchase with ProComp. I am quite pleased their product and plan to stay with them when I upgrade to 33" tires.

Recommended? Yes

Comments: great tire. better deal than BFG's. do well in most situations. no rocks around here so i dont know about that. wouldn't trade them for any other all terrain tire

Price: $123.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Surprisingly good on the trail. weak sidewall, but for going over rocks, I found no problems

Price: $450.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I love the Procomp.. got a great deal.. buy 3 get 1 free! All-terrains are great for intown driving!

Price: $900.00
Recommended? No

Comments: I don't really like these things. They are pretty bad in mud, they are pretty bad in rain and snow, they are ok on dry pavement, but that's about it...they do look cool, though.