Milestar Patagonia A/T R 285/70R17 117T

I bought these tires because the ones on my 2011 RAM 1500 2x4 were not going to be good in the snow. I wanted actual winter/snow tires but tires in this size (20" diameter rims) are expensive! I wasn't keen on paying $200+ per corner. So I got these all-season radials. The tread looks comparable to the snow tires I was considering, so I gave these a shot. Honestly, they've been great so far! Traction in the snow has not been an issue. I do carry 300 lbs. of sand strapped to inside of the tailgate. The sand plus these tires, are my 4x4 alternative. I like the way they look on the truck and how they feel. I run them at a shade higher pressure - 40 lbs. As for gas mileage, I cannot tell. The previous set of tires was too small. They were 55's instead of 60's. Larger circumference tires will get worse gas mileage. The smaller tires spin slightly faster at the same mph, so it appears to the gas mileage computer that you are traveling farther than you actually are, and this artificially inflates (no pun intended!) your gas mileage. So with the proper size tires now, my gas mileage has gone down some, as expected. But overall, great price for these, great look, feel good and let's face it - if gas mileage is an issue for you, don't drive a truck with a big engine. ;-) Being all-season radials, I don't even have to swap them out in the spring.

I bought these for my 1999 ford f350 dually.. they are a very solid tire , thick side walls and tall tread. Quiet on the highway and great traction in dirt / snow..Great truck tire for colorado mountains all year round..

I can tell already these tires are superior to the Goodyear Kevlar tires they replaced... and they were over $1500... These were way cheaper and they look AWESOME on my Red F150 STX

The service set up for getting them installed through Mavis/pepboys is awful. i had to wait weeks to get an appointment. They seem to make the people from amazon wait for no reason. If you contact the same Mavis/pepboys directly and ask when they have an available time to mount your new tires they will give you a time within 72 hours no problem. But when you go to order through this site the appointment is way further out.Long story short, buy the tires on here and have them delivered to you. Then go to an independent guy and have him mount them. I got it done for $60 and my tire pressure sensors are working fine. They look great on my late model Ford Explorer. Not quite a monster off-road tire, and definitely not a loud grippy one

These tires do very good in snow and rain. They have 48,000 miles on them and still have life left probably about 20,000 miles. Replacing them for brand new because winter is almost here but overall great tires.

First impressions are great. Bought in 265/75/16 for my 2003 f250. Good price. Better ride, less perceived body roll than cooper at3s they replaced. Whisper quiet on the road. I will update review as I test them in a variety of conditions. Heard nothing but good things about the m/t, figured I would try the all terrain.Update, after approx 500 miles. Still loving these tires. Smooth to 80+ mph. Good in the rain no hydroplaning when hitting standing water. Great in the snow up here in the PNW. Acceptable mud performance for an all terrain tire.One negative, I wish they had white letters. Dig the old school look.Update, had these on my truck for a year now. Still loving them. No funky wear, great stability when towing.

They ride nice and smooth and are very quiet. Not as aggressive looking as I like but have nice ride quality. They look more like a stock tire on my truck which I’m not used to but overall I’m happy with the way they ride.

Worth every dollar.