....good to hear! i just put a set on my 01 F150 4x4......brought it in the mud last week on a trail.....did incredibly well! Looking forward to a long life with them
Thank you so much, this really helped me with my tire decision for my ‘03 GMC Sierra 1500 SLT. I’ll definitely be getting these Kumho’s. I also heard they’re way better than BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO2 tires.
You've only got 20,000 miles on those??? They're almost roasted! I've got a set on an F-150 4x4 SuperCrew with 32, 000 miles on them, and I have more tread than that left.
driving style, he probably floors it lol I just bought these for my Silverado, I put 87,000 on my michelins lol hoping to get at least 50,000 out of these since theyre A/T
I think I put the two rear tires on backwards because the arrow print that goes around the tire on the outside of the wall is now facing the back of the truck. I’m guessing they are backwards, correct?
According to the reviews on TireRack the Kumho all season HW51 is rated higher for snow (8.8) than the all terrain AT51 (8.6) Cumho tire. Seems the AT51 digs through the dirt (8.5) a little better than the HT51 (8.3). For what ever the reviews are worth.
I believe it, all terrain tires aren’t designed strictly for the snow, but they do have the snowflake rating which means they are good in the snow. But a tire designed for the snow would do better than an all terrain tire. The Kumhos was decently rated in everything, it did well in the dirt and snow for the first year and mud it wasn’t the best, it didn’t eject the mud so it just got caked on and had no traction, but overall they were a good tire until the tread started to wear
@@gavrilodurica9223 for real? 70k so you would say good tread life? did ya ride them on alot of pavement? I live southwest Az. looking at these over my General grabbers
....good to hear! i just put a set on my 01 F150 4x4......brought it in the mud last week on a trail.....did incredibly well! Looking forward to a long life with them
Thank you so much, this really helped me with my tire decision for my ‘03 GMC Sierra 1500 SLT. I’ll definitely be getting these Kumho’s. I also heard they’re way better than BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO2 tires.
Better for the price.
Exactly the review I was looking for! Great job!
Well done great budget tyre good value Dave. Downunder 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thank for the Review I'm just putting these on my Dodge Ram 1500 in 2 days.
I like these tires. I like the price vs the newer model tires. Just got another set for my 05 Titan to fit the newer wheels I happened to get.
glad to hear I just bought a set I had bfgs at2s and was disappointed decided to try something different
You've only got 20,000 miles on those??? They're almost roasted! I've got a set on an F-150 4x4 SuperCrew with 32, 000 miles on them, and I have more tread than that left.
driving style, he probably floors it lol I just bought these for my Silverado, I put 87,000 on my michelins lol hoping to get at least 50,000 out of these since theyre A/T
@@LuisDiaz-bg9rg can I ask what Michelins you had ?
@@elaineclementsfinn1872 I believe they were the Michelin defender ltx m/s
thats what i was thinking too.....Hell...i hope mine dont get worn that quick
What about fuel consumption and noise
Got a 2000 jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo thinking about getting those same exact tires 265/ 75/16 are they pretty beastly tires
Thanks for the review. I'm going to put these on my subaru.
I have these on my f350 dually for about 50,000 miles and they still have about 25% tread left and all are wearing evenly still
Really good tires for rain and for the money.
I think I put the two rear tires on backwards because the arrow print that goes around the tire on the outside of the wall is now facing the back of the truck. I’m guessing they are backwards, correct?
How comfortable on the road?
According to the reviews on TireRack the Kumho all season HW51 is rated higher for snow (8.8) than the all terrain AT51 (8.6) Cumho tire. Seems the AT51 digs through the dirt (8.5) a little better than the HT51 (8.3). For what ever the reviews are worth.
I believe it, all terrain tires aren’t designed strictly for the snow, but they do have the snowflake rating which means they are good in the snow. But a tire designed for the snow would do better than an all terrain tire. The Kumhos was decently rated in everything, it did well in the dirt and snow for the first year and mud it wasn’t the best, it didn’t eject the mud so it just got caked on and had no traction, but overall they were a good tire until the tread started to wear
How are they holding up if you still have them?
How much did you pay for the set?
whats the mileage rating on these ? how many mile tires?
Kuhmo warranties them for 55k miles for p-metric sizes.
For a few more dollars boys you can get the general grabber atx these tires will kick some ass....
what rims are those
Were these rotated?
+morgan roberts sr once or twice yes
doesn't look like enough. not good wear... hmm
I am just now getting rid of my pear think I got two or three years on them when they get to 5/32 they got to go Minnesota winter will kill you
Tread wear kinda sucks for having only 20k on them they look like they will be bald at 30k.
Sharp tires.
I'm currently running these and they are definitely not my favorite they puncture very easily and tread wear is rather fast.
ALMOST 70K MILES ON MINE, A LOT OF HUNTING/FISHING TRIPS IN AZ,NM, NOT A SINGLE FLAT
@@gavrilodurica9223 lucky you, In 3 weeks I'm upgrading to some maxxis razr mt 305 70 17
@@gavrilodurica9223 for real? 70k so you would say good tread life? did ya ride them on alot of pavement? I live southwest Az. looking at these over my General grabbers
Wish you would stop swinging the camera around ffs