Forceum M/T 08 Plus Mud Off-Road Light Truck Radial Tire-27X8.50R14LT 27X8.50X14 27X8.50-14 95Q Load Range C LRC 6-Ply BSW Black Side Wall

Great tire Great price Thank you

I'm sure it's a good tire. I bought 4 a month ago then bought 1 more as a spare but it was lost by the shipping company. The 4 I bought before are great, very quiet on the road and really grippy on dirt trails. In mud they do alright as long as you can spin them fast enough to sling the mud out of the tread. I put these on my DD to hold me over till I get it lifted and buy 35s for the jeep zj. Decent tires for the price. I don't know how long they last milage wise but I bought them as a temporary tire since mine had cords showing and had dry rot too.

Tires work fantastic and are reliable fast shipping! Traction is great down dirt roads and the fit was right the material is very durable and they definitely changed the look of my vehichle. Great deal

For a 2004 ford ranger these tires seem to hold up fine.... other than the 2 tires in the front cutting high and low in some spots ....which I think I need shocks in the front.... not a lot of noise doing 70mph on the freeway nice looking for the price.

The ride is pretty smooth, doesnt have that bogger feel. I drive a diesel so i cant really hear the tire noise with open windows, my engine is more loud. My fitment is great. Yet to see how fast it wears out in daily use. Id say its good value for the money.

I ran a paper route for a side job for years. Ran my car hard. I bought 11 full sets of tires on Amazon for my Subaru and I never had any issues. Seem to wear the same as any name brand tire. Now the truck needed tires, and for $600.00 for a full set of 265/75R16 Load Range E, you simply can't do any better than these. Remarkably quiet. They handle heavy loads very well (inflate to 80 P.S.I.) and they have traction in the muddy mountains of Montana. I only start my old diesel pickup when there's work to be done. These tires could last me a decade. Excellent value on a very good set of tires. Edit: For those having struggles with balancing, you can try what I do. I added 6 ounces (weighed with a digital scale) of copper BB's inside each tire. There are charts on the internet on how much each tire size requires for balancing beads. 265/75r16 calls for 6 ounces. No wheel weights and they're smooth as glass at all speeds, even with a bunch of rocks stuck in the tread. Costs about $0.25 per tire. Never need to be rebalanced for the life of the tire. 50/50 antifreeze also works like a charm, but if you have a tire patch, it will dissolve the glue and you'll have a flat.

Horrible. Defective and will not balance. I let them know and no one has reached back out. Went with Venom's from a different vendor after this. I'm reselling them, but unlike these crooks, I'm telling people they are for off road use only and will not balance.

The tire looks good and has a nice pattern. It took a lot of weight to balance. The tire I received has white lettering. I don’t recall seing that on the listing but whatever. It’s a spare anyway. Overall nice tire. Haven’t tested it out yet but we will see how it goes.