Ironman all country M/T

[Buckwheat]

anyone have any experience with these tires. The price is right and read a lot of good reviews. Just wanting to hear some real world reviews from the green screen.

Will be goin on a ‘15 Chevy 33/125r20

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[panhandlehunter]

I have them on my truck. 35x12.50/20. I don’t have a bunch of miles on them, I have a commuter so I don’t put many miles on my truck. They seem fine. I bought them for the price and knowing I don’t put more than 3000 miles a year on my truck. They’re a little noisy but not bad, and they look good.

[Jared.King]

I've recently run them on some rough stuff here in New Mexico and have never had an issue.

[meangreen]

I hated them. I drive most on highway though. Loud as heck. Didn't wear very well either. I currently have the ironman all terrains though and like them.

[Smart]

**** that's helluva price

[Buckwheat]

**** that's helluva price

Yes found them for 715.96 to my door


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[Sackett]

For that price, if they last a year (unless you're driving 30k+ miles) , you're getting a deal. Mud tires will never get great mileage and will always be inherently loud.

From my experience, never count on getting more than 15K miles on Mud Tires.

[Buckwheat]

For that price, if they last a year (unless you're driving 30k+ miles) , you're getting a deal. Mud tires will never get great mileage and will always be inherently loud.

From my experience, never count on getting more than 15K miles on Mud Tires.

I have the kumho road ventures now and they are loud and rough as a cob. And a pain to balance.


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[Rsp]

I have them on my Jeep and don’t have any problems

[Easttxbowman]

Have them on my f150 with 10k on them so far. They are loud, pulled down my MPG and seem to be wearing alittle already but they are CHEAP.

That said, I had them to my door for $500 through tirebuyer plus a teacher discount. Delivered the next day out of the Houston warehouse.

I'd no doubt buy again as I can get two sets of them for the price of one big name brand plus im banking on getting over half the amount of miles on them the big names may get.

[Laketex]

Don’t know anything about them but I just pulled the trigger on a set of Milestar Patagonia XT’s for the Ram. The MT’s get awesome reviews. Taking a chance because I can’t find a single review of the XTs. 275/70/18 for $750 shipped to my door.

[Buckwheat]

Don’t know anything about them but I just pulled the trigger on a set of Milestar Patagonia XT’s for the Ram. The MT’s get awesome reviews. Taking a chance because I can’t find a single review of the XTs. 275/70/18 for $750 shipped to my door.

I have seen these as well. I may give them a look. What site did you order from?


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[Laketex]

I have seen these as well. I may give them a look. What site did you order from?


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Walmart had the best price that I found and 2 days shipping. Headed to Port A Sunday, so I needed them fast. Should have them here Friday.

$750 shipped for a set of 4 in LT275/70/18 E Range. I think the mud terrains were cheaper. There's a ton of videos on youtube of people raving on the M/T's and one guy claiming 35K out of a set on a 2500 diesel.

[S-3 Ranch]

I think they would make awesome farm or ranch tires, the price is good, but you will be replacing them @ around 25000 miles ( understand the rubber is soft)

[Buckwheat]

Thanks y’all for the info.


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