I have the gaurd dog mud tires the… I have the gaurd dog mud tires the front driver tire has a buldge on the side from the inner side wall being cracked. The tire maby has 5k miles on them they even still have the little rubber stubbys sticking out all they could do is offer me a measly ass discount on another tire that was so unsafe it could have killed me. I highly recommend staying away from these tires they are complete junk and wore out nearly everything in my front end of my truck from the ridiculous vibration.

Definitely be back for more Good treadwear have about 5k on them already no problems . did take about 8 Oz to static balance but balanced good.pull a 6000lb camper without a lot of deflection definitely will be back guys at work are watching mine to decide if they're going to order before winter

Treadwright Kills It Again Amazing company, outstanding customer service, items at amazing prices and high quality. This is my second set of 35x12.50x18MT that I have purchased first set gave me 64,000 miles. The teas is amazing and super aggressive looking. Sound is good as well. Overall AMAZING Rubber

Great tires with great service Heard of this company in an online review elsewhere and decided to give them a shot on my truck. I purchased LT | AT WARDEN II 285/65R18 10 PLY REMOLD USA - Premier Wear / With Warranty for my 2020 Tundra and couldn't be happier. They give my truck a more aggressive look while not being noisy and so far are holding up very well. I will purchase these again!

Completely garbage tires Completely garbage tires. Had less than 19k miles on them and both of the front tires had broken belts. Not only would I not recommend but I think you’d be putting yourself and your family in danger by putting these tires on your vehicle. Edit to reply to the company (treadwright): The truck is a 2022 and has been looked at by the dealer and the tire shop in which it was installed. Neither of which says there is anything wrong with the suspension, struts or anything else to do with the suspension. Only common conclusion is they were bad tires with broken belts, which caused the uneven wear. I have documentation from the tire company stating such. If you don’t want to stand by your product that’s fine as there are many companies worth investing in. I tried to support an American company and got a crap product with a crap company. I will make sure everyone I talk to about tires knows to avoid your company and I’ve got pictures and documentation to support my claim.