GT Radial Adventuro AT3 LT31X10.50R15 109S C

I looked for the least expensive option on all-terrains and found these. I’m glad I ordered these. The tread is deep and moderately aggressive so hopefully not too much road noise. They are mounted and balanced but not on the Jeep yet. I’m optimistic that they will be good in the snow as well as off road.

[Before/After] I bought the 31x10.5x15 and they're on 15x10 ProComp steelies. (Stock was 255/75/16) Definitely an improvement over stock. Haven't gotten a lift yet, but they don't rub. >They seem to be a good, inexpensive tire. >They look at good as more expensive tires in the same class. >Only very slight, if any noticeable road noise over stock. >The light truck rating makes everything feel stiffer around corners, but bumps might be more noticeable. >I can't speak to the longevity yet, so we'll see. Bottom line - Cost is absolutely correlated with quality with tires. If you are mostly about the look, these are fine. If road noise, comfort, and longevity are most important, just go ahead and get the BFGoodrich, or other top tier tire. My friend is an engineer for BF, and quite a bit of research go into those attributes.

Good quality for the price

I honestly was hesitant buying these tires but damn. Went on my hunting truck the tread looks between a hybrid of mud turain and all turain. Quite and smooth deep tread design. Worth the price 100 percent.

Nice and grippy.

Did a 7k trip in a 86 jeep Cherokee tires handled great at highway speeds not a lot of sound went through some super slick mud when camping didn’t get stuck handled heavy rain like it wasn’t there

Rough riding tires and doesn't hold up long will be replaced soon

These tires are good for the money. Haven’t had them long enough to know how many miles I get out of them but they ride great, not much road noise. They are however not the greatest on snow/ice they aren’t terrible but not outstanding either.