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Anybody running these? I see a good deal of positive reviews but they are mostly from tire companys. You can’t beat the price, and they sound like good quality, I’m just looking to hear from people who have actually owned them. Not some friend of a friend had them speculation.
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Sounds like some local house/area brand.

Probably not going to get much input since most tires talked about on here are nationally recognized brands and models.
 

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Don’t do it!
I’ve been buying tires online for years, and this is the only purchase I regret.
I got a set of 12.50 x35 , nice tread design, worked great off road, but sucked on road. Very heavy, and could not balance mine. Sold them at a loss. Oh well, live and learn. Glad you asked!
 
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After about 30,000 miles on them I still had about half of the tread left. They were very quiet when new but were starting to get noisier as they wore down. They worked great offroad and particulary in mud. They were fairly easily balanced (265/70r17). Overall, I was very pleased with these tires but I wanted bigger, I will admit they MPG's with them suffered which is normal with a mud tire. The Cosmo's in 35's were just to heavy. So I opted to get the BF Goodrich KO2's in 315/70R17, I went from 16.3 MPG to right at 18. Would I buy them again, yes in the smaller size.
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