Yokohama Geolandar M/T G003 LT255/75R17 111/108Q C

Tires are great! Replaced stock 255/75R 17 BFG KM1. If you don't have the music going you're going to hear them at 30MPH+. Radio easily drowns them out. I feel allot of security with the amount of rubber they have on the sidewall. In the sand they act like paddlewheels. After 65MPH I start to feel some of the handling going away, probably because I'm sitting on a half inch of pure rubber. High speed maneuvering can get interesting but hey, it's a Jeep not a Vette. Only thing I would have done different: I went with the PepBoys add-on for mounting and balancing. Amazon ships the tires to PepBoys and schedules the appointment. When I showed up at the shop for the appointment they said they had allot of customers that had dropped off that day and would try to fit me in. So what's the point of an appointment? I don't think they did a very good job of balancing them either and will have that redone somewhere else. Save yourself some headache and just have them shipped to your house and get them mounted where you want. I would definitely buy them again.

Has been an excellent set of tires for my wife's 2017 Jeep Wrangler, though they are extremely hard to keep balanced. Tread life is on the poor side, and road noise is exceptionally harsh, especially if they aren't balanced regularly. Wet and dry traction is excellent. Handling is more responsive over stock Wrangler tires because they are a stuffer rubber. The downside is the ride quality suffers. Where these tires are great is in wet, sloppy snow. They do pack up in powdery snow, but still handle well even when packed up. They look good if that matters to you. Overall I like these, but I would explore other options if they become any too much more expensive, especially for highway travel since the tread is tangibly, visibly 1mm to 2mm less after every 3,000 miles/per oil change. We got about 20,000 out of this last set, which was 2 years. Traction on ice ruts, and even freshly plowed down to glassy ice, the traction was outstanding so long as you drove cautiously. I would almost consider these snow tires for that reason.

Badass used it for wheeling