I just mounted these 33 x 12.5r20on my 2011 Silverado, it only has a 3 inch lift, and so far so good. They don't rub in maxed out terms in either forward or reverse, which is most impressive. They are not as quiet as I hoped, but also not as loud as I expected, for the price, you can't complain. The ride is almost as smooth as road tires. I think they balanced well, one of them did take 10oz, to be completely honest I'm sure it was the shop I chose. I had to find one on my own, because simple tire didn't give me the option to include mounting and balancing at checkout. I will update at about 20k miles

Currently have 13,000 miles on these tires on a Chevrolet Silverado 2500. Will likely not make 20,000 miles before getting to wear bars. By no means does this pickup do lots of heavy hauling but when hauling a routine 2000# in the box 100 miles 1-2x per month. I did buy 10 ply tires as well knowing this.

Tires will not balance out horrible vibration.

I bought 4 tires . One was defective. I had to fight to get a refund. I had to buy another one & they fought me on refunding me. I sent pictures, receipts, letter from my mechanic. They then requested the tire back, which we had to hunt through the field of tires to get it back. Once I got it back, they decided they would refund me. Took me a month of relentless texts & documentation. Poor quality, poor customer service. Never again will I order from them. I'm telling everyone I know. Along with the Better Business Bureau.

I bought 4 tires . One was defective. I had to fight to get a refund. I had to buy another one & they fought me on refunding me. I sent pictures, receipts, letter from my mechanic. They then requested the tire back, which we had to hunt through the field of tires to get it back. Once I got it back, they decided they would refund me. Took me a month of relentless texts & documentation. Poor quality, poor customer service. Never again will I order from them. I'm telling everyone I know. Along with the Better Business Bureau.

love this tread pattern, very similar to ko2's. wear looks to be good too, took about 2 weeks to get the little "new tire" hairs to wear away. slight hum over 30mph new, fades after about a month.

They're a cheaper version of the BF Goodrich everyone runs with a bit softer compound. I can't complain too much about anything with them besides they'll probably wear down a bit faster considering they're a softer compound. They're just a winter set of wheels for me and I have no complaints about them.

A new set of Maxtrek Hill Tracker, size 265/75/r16, was recently installed on my 2021 Toyota Tacoma Off-Road...so far, I've driven a couple of thousand miles with no issues, or visible wear, and the road noise is only slightly more-so than the stock highway tires that were replaced.