2014 Toyota Tundra Tires

I drive 2nd gen tundras and so far I've put 6000 miles on in these and they have been great. My business primarily works on ski slopes in Colorado so my trucks and tires get used daily on and off road. I've had these on very steep ski slopes with some snow and have had zero issues with traction. Time will tell as far as how many miles they run but they appear to be wearing very well. I have always gone with BFG K02's and have ran over 20 sets of them over the years and I feel these are on par or better in the off-road traction department. The name brand tires are priced through the roof, I can run 2 sets of these for the cost of 1 set of the name brand. If I get 40k miles out of these I will be running these on my trucks moving forward. Road noise is not bad at all and they feel very sure footed on pavement. In short, I don't feel you can go wrong with these for the price.

These are absolute trash tires. I had them on my Toyota tundra and they lasted less than a year. Rotated every 3-5k and kept up with alignments. The road noise was annoying and they began to chop shortly after I bought them. I live in Maine and they were terrible in the snow. Save your money and buy something else

I put these on a 2014 tundra 4x4 size 285/65/18. They look cool, ride well, and not that loud considering how they look. however, they do not balance well at all. I had these balanced twice with a standard balance machine at two different places to just end up bouncing down the road again... I ended up having them road forced balanced and that made a world of difference. They are not perfect but I can deal with the little bit of bounce that they give out. its really not bad at all, you could easily blame it on the road, its that minimal. Check your local tire shop to see if they have a road force balance machine before ordering.