Townsend600

Has anybody ever ran any of these. They have a 3460lb load capacity. Makes them a load range D tire I believe. They are radials. Interco calls them their all terrain, I hated them the first time I saw them but they have grown on me alot. I would like to know how they wear. Interco=poor mileage from what I've seen.

tristan21

I ran them on my 98 1500 but it probably dont compare on a 2500. They were quiet by my standards. They wore ok for but im a bad judge as I burn em alot and I four wheel when I get time. So Im not good on any tire. I have been looking at them as an option but I'm on a buy american kick and wanted to go with Goodyears or Mickey Thompsons. We'll see when it comes time to get new shoes (which is now).

Patrolman808

A buddy of mine has them in 39.5s but they're not radials. He's actually gotten decent mileage out of them. I got 30K miles out of my Trxus M/Ts on my old truck, and they still had a little tread left on them.

TheBigNasty

I'm somewhere around 30k on my 15/39.5's. I will say this, do not get the bias plys if you plan to drive your truck daily. Having said that, I'm not sure about the radial version but my bias plys have lasted pretty good. There is definately noise but not the loudest I have heard. Traction sucks. Any power in the rain and you are all over the place. Once I was trying (don't ask why) to tear up some grass, spun sideways in 2nd, came back the next day and couln't tell I had been through it, and it had been raining for two days so the ground was soft. These things are crazy though, 2psi and can barely tell by looking they only have 2psi! Just remember these are bias, radials could be completely different.