We have 3 sets of Patagonias; A/T, M/T and X/Ts. All have between 5000-12000 miles on them and all are cupping/scalloping badly. This causes loud road "hum" and vibration in steering wheels of our Sequoia, Tacoma & 4Runner. Wouldn't buy this brand again.

I've put over 40k on them from the mountains in WY to my farm in MN and they've been my absolute favorite tire. That being said, if you're not VERY diligent in rotation they will wear badly and become the loudest tire ever and get rough on the highway. However I would definitely buy them again even though in 2020 I bought them for $165 a piece and now they are $240 plus.

tread wore so quickly then shook the truck until my diff seal broke. they are cheap for a reason

These are the best tires I've owned. I was worried that Matt's Offroad Recovery was talking them up on YouTube because they are sponsored. Not the case they are the perfect tires for me!!!

Great mud tires for daily driving, no whoomp whoomp whoomp when driving on the highway. I was recommended these by my brother and I would and have recommend them to others.

Just got these right before the snow hit in Oregon and they have been great. And also great on wet roads.

Only had mine on for two weeks now and was in snow, rain, mud and dry. So far these tires have been great for me. I will see how they are completely in a little more time, but really are liking them.

Love the tires works great

Best tire period!! 2nd set buying. 1st set is on my 2007 Lincoln Mark LT, lifted 6" 38/12.5x20. Had Nitto tires, they sucked. Now buying for my 2016 Jeep Rubicon Unlimited 4dr, 35x12.5x20 which currently have Open Country tire. Both the Nitto and Open Country tires sucks. hard, bad when cold and wet, wonder all over. My Lincoln handles great now, no noise and got a little better mileage. You will not be disappointed period!

Nice tire, decent look, great price