Anybody have any experience with these tires. I'm looking at a set of 265/75/16's on 16x8 rims. They are a nice looking tire and have a fairly agressive tread pattern and are priced similar to the Nitto TG's ~$125/tire

My buddy had a set on his Jeep and loved them they seemed to wear well. They are equally comparable to Revos from what I have heard.

Have 285/75/16's On The Truck. About 15k On Them Now.. Wearing Real Good At This Point.. Seem To Be Making More Noise As They Wear Down..

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I went through two sets. Both lasted between 25K and 30K. Only got the second set cause they gave them to me for 1/2 price, due to wear on the first set.

No more Yoko's for me. Got them to give me a good deal on a different brand this time. Will see what kind of wear I get, but looking good so far.

Bottom line, I wouldn't get the Yoko's if you are concerned with tire mileage. Other than that, I had no issues with them. As a positive, they were fairly quiet.

My two cents!

I just bought a set for $549 out the door....mount, balance, and disposal of old tires. Went in for 265s' and didn't realize until I got home that they are actually 285 :ro) . The only thing that I would like to know is if anyone has experienced any difference is side wall flex. These are much different than my BFGs' only from the lateral movement from the tires.

When driving down the road , I was making some short side to side turns and it seemed like the rear of the truck wants to sway more than with the BFG. Just a quick observation thus far.

My buddy just bought a set and our farm mechanic runs them on his truck both are 97 and 98 powerstrokes and the mechanics have 30000 and they just like the new set my buddy bought so i think there good tires and im debating them i want to go to an all terrain next set.

I ran them on a 1/2 ton gasser in 265 75r 16. I Really liked em. Did well in the snow for an AT tire and had good road manners. I sold the truck after I put 10k or so on em and tread wear looked good to that point.

That said I duno if I would buy em again since I prefer to buy from an american owned co.