Kyle in my 4x4 group has been long term reviewing these, here is the link:
http://www.frontrange4x4.com/forums/...ng-term-Review

I thought about getting these on my spare set of wheels just to have a set ready to go. Still prefer the MT KM2 but price wise you cannot beat the treadwrights.

 

Initial inspection..WOW..you cant tell its a retread...craftsmanship is amazing...cant wait to test them off road tommorow..also it is a true 32" tire..not a rounded up figure

 

told ya. they look like brand new tires and they are awesome off road!

 

I checked their websites and prices are amazing. Too bad I can't get them shipped to Canada.

 

Today is the D-Day for testing on these tires..i will report later tonight

 

Were you at Disney?

 

Yup I sure was at Disney..first time there and it was AWESOME....THESE TIRES ARE AMAZING...did you park your rover on the top of the dam?

I did not have any hiccups whatsoever...the tires were nice and planted the whole time.

I went everywhere where my jeep friends went to. (i was the only rover wheelin' today) Everyone was like..land rover...that aint going to make it anymore..had several handshakes about my rover being able to tackle everything we threw at it today.

It climbed rocks, went through 2-3ft water...just amazing....and of story...tires were driven 75miles to the wheeling place 40psi...aired down to 15psi..wheeled for 7hours....aired up and drove home...

 

Yeah. I've got the 3 amigos and no cdl, so I wouldn't have made it anywhere fun. I had my 96 out there though, before I sold it. Lots of fun.

 

i will say..you have to have at least 2" lift with 32" otherwhise...u'll get in trouble

 

Heck, there is some stuff you cannot do unless you have 38" or better. But there is plenty of fun to be had even in a stock 4x4. I've seen a suzuki x90 out there twice now, with about 7 people in it, and a dog. It's certainly not going to climb the "rollover hill" but it can at least go watch