I run these Ironman Radial A/P's on my mail Jeep. I think they're some of the best tires made. The best for sure at the price point. I'm running them on a Jeep, not a truck so my review could be skewed a little. I need 10 ply tires for puncture resistance, and serious tread for snow performance. The tread design on these tires is stellar in snow. They're NOT a snow tire, but give a close performance. The rubber is fairly soft, the tread pattern functions well in the snow and they have quite a bit of siping. I can literally go anywhere in snow. Downside would probably be a little road noise, but not excessive. Treadwear is ok, not bad but not super long lasting either. (like I said, the rubber is a bit soft).

I have been running these on my Dodge Daully for about 6 years. It's a heavy truck. I got about 30000 on the steers and I have about 35 on rears and their about ready to be replaced. I also put ironmans on my step daughter's car and they are holding up good. I was concerned about the sidewall strength on my Dodge because I pull a 25 foot trailer and a full load in the bed. I put 65 to 70 lbs in them and their fine. I'm sold on ironman tires.

Great tire, superb handling. On a 2015 Outback 235/75r17 white letter

tire has been good so far, I don't know about tread life yet and have not driven on winter roads. but good price.

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