Travelstar Ecopath AT All Terrain LT285/70R17 10 Ply 121/118R Light Truck Radial Tire + Three-year Road Hazard Warranty Included 285/70/17 (Tire Only)

I would give these tires a 5 stars for the mean time. I recently got rid of my falken wildpeak at4w. Double the price and from what I noticed the drive quality is almost similar. Ecopath tires were easy to balance so it gave no trouble in doing so. Compared to falken the road noise was almost similar just the eco paths sounded a bit louder. Driving while raining it was nice and smooth!!! The tread pattern also looks aggressive! I got 275 65r20 10/10 so far!

These are great tires AND they are almost half the price of other A/T tires. The tread pattern is great for off road/snow/rain use and they are pretty quiet traveling down the highway at highway speeds. The depth of the tread is more than most I had looked at, which I like. I got a little bit of shake at 80mph + and had them re-balanced, not as near as much shake now but I still have a little bit. I'm assuming it was the new tires but it could be something else. I would definitely purchase these tires again! They are doing me great and they have been on several rocky Colorado passes and have done great. 2011 Chevrolet Suburban

Excellent tire for the price with better performance than some pricier, better known brands, and little to none road noise compared with other better known all terrain tires. IMHO this might be one of the best tires for the price and performance in the market today...

These are good tires for the price. They'll last 25,000 miles pretty good for winter. One thing to note is they throw rocks like crazy.

This tire is quiet, great tread life, and grips mud, dirt, and keeps on trucking. I use this tire on my 2015 ford f150 overland rig. Its never left me stranded or stuck.

Nice tires. I have bought these several times and hove never had any issues. They grip good, low noise and I've gotten around 50K per set.

Needed 4 new tires. But I wanted highway tires as most off road capable tires are noisy as hell driving down the highway at speed. I had COOPER when I bought the truck. Switched to highway tires and got great quiet and better mileage. But they wore out. So, I looked at these and they had the look, and they promised to be quiet. I had them installed on the truck before making a 2000 mile road trip to SC. They were QUIET and my gas mileage was essentially the same as the highway tires. And the price was BETTER than the highway tires I had. Wish I had these while in Colorado, when I was driving OFF ROAD around Telluride. Highly recommend these tires if you want the look of all terrain yet the quiet ride of a highway tire. And these handled GREAT in the heavy rains and the like. Winter hits, I'm not sure but may go back to the Coopers...

Running them on my 06 Chevy 3500 single wheel. Ride nice very quiet I’ve got about 6000 miles on them so far. Winter can get pretty harsh here in Iowa. I live out in the country and have a snow plow on my truck and they are holding up really well great traction on snow and ice. Update at 23,000 very little tread left and working on getting the 50,000 mile warranty. I never get tires to last any longer than that anyways but getting the warranty for these is very challenging. I’ve been on the phone with 7 different people at amazon, I have called two tire shops and even call the manufacturer it’s a never ending circle the manufacturer says that who ever sold them has to take care of the warranty and amazon says they can’t even contact the manufacturer. Eventually they it went to an escalation team with a case number for amazon to sort out still waiting to hear back. If you can buy them from a different seller that would be better. Over all still my favorite tire and if I had better roads they probably would come alot closer to the 50,000 miles. Still impressed in snow performance hope I can get them warrantied before the Snow gets deep.