I read reviews before giving this tire a chance. The concensus was that it was a good tire that started out very loud. I mounted and road force balanced a set of 35x12.5x18 tires on a 1978 K5 Blazer. Here's what I've learned: Yes. They start out loud. I was having buyers remorse for the first couple of hundred miles. Then the noise just went away for the most part. They now sound like a regular high quality AT. I was expecting more highway noise since it uses a symmetric tread pattern which typically drones. Is there any drone? Sure, but once you get past those first 1,000 miles, its just not intrusive. I also figured out that this E-rated tire behaves real nice at lower pressures. The tire construction is so rigid. I'm currently running them at 29psi cold. My truck weighs around 6,500#s. There's been no discernable decline in fuel economy and the tire feels especially planted on the road surface. Braking feels great. Bumps are just eatin' up. The heat gun shows no noticeable tread temperature increases with long duration highway travel at this pressure. Now offroad, it does all that you want. Early on, I went to Arkansas to do some heavy-footed, rock-grinding, hill climbs. Whatever compound Yokohama is using is crazy durable. No cuts and no chunks on the tire.

love the look great ride have not put many miles on them yet to see tire wear

They seem to have great snow traction but they took a lot of weight to balance and road force and the tread pattern makes a very loud whining noise that sounds similar to when a universal or differential is about to explode. Wish I had stayed with the Yokohama Geolandar AT instead of the AT XD which I have owned multiple sets of.

These Yokohamas are super aggressive with very large gaps between treadblocks and very tall tread, 19/32nds in my size, more than any other brand I have seen. They are incredible off road in the gravel or crawling over rocks. The wet traction is great, and I have high hopes for winter with all of the siping. Road hum becomes moderate over 60mph as expected and rolling resistance slightly higher than stock all terrains, obviously not meant for a commuter truck. 10/10, beats the NIttos, Falkens and Toyos for me,

At 19/32nds these have the deepest tread I've seen on an all terrain. They're grippy, siped well though I haven't seen snow yet. They air down well for off roading and have 11/10 aesthetics. They are heavy and have wide spacing in the lugs though so not very quiet or helpful to gas milage if that's important to you.

I only recently purchased these tires, so I haven't had them for long. On dry roads, the vehicle sticks to the surface, and in wet conditions, the tires cut through standing water without any issues. I haven't yet tested them in snow, but given the aggressiveness of the tire, I'm confident they will perform well. The road noise is about what you would expect from an aggressive tire. Overall, it's a decent tire for the price.

Needed more aggressive tires to get to my fishing and hunting spots. Was playing slip and slide in the red clay in my Ram 2500. These tires solved that problem. Was worried about balancing but guy put them on didn't have the correct spacer to balance. Drove them around a hundred miles without being balanced. Just being mounted and drove like a dream even at 70 mph. Bought 5 and the spare actually fit the factory location. Love these tires!