Yokohama 33x12.50R20 Kenda Klever R/T KR601 119R E/10 Ply BSW Tire

Comparing these to my Trail Grapplers and Ridge Grapplers. Less noise, better in rain and snow, they look amazing. They last just as long as the other brands. If you don't wanna pay almost 2k for a set these are definitely the way to go!

They came in a timely manner. 3-4 days shipped to my door. I had them installed and they ride very well!! less roar and noise than my last set of tires which was the venom power tires all terrain.They were actually more than I expected when I received them! The tire is between a all-terrain and a mud tire. I will get a photo and add it to this review shortly. Also, they do not scrub on my 2014 GMC sierra but I also have a 3" block lift in the front and 1.5" in the rear to lift and level the truck.Also, these do not scrub like my other tires I had. If these do, I can’t tell at all.

Excellent tires compared to the older 35” tires I was replacing. Surprisingly quiet even on the highway for such a large tire, and good size lug voids. I expected more humming at higher speeds, but very quiet. The 33” tires for my 2015 Ram with a Bilstein leveling kit much better than the 35” tires which rubbed a little at full turn. The best surprise was improved mileage, not from the weight savings so much, but the overall diameter helps the truck roll with a little less energy and fuel. Picked up about 2 mpg over the Kanati Trail Hogs which lasted about 40,000 miles, but really tanked my MPG’s.Averaging 16 around town, and 19-20 highway.Tires are heavy at 66lbs plus 37 pound wheels (aftermarket 20”x10” Method Race Wheels) ... total 103 lbs per corner of rotating weight.

these tires ride good and are pretty quiet on the road but they pick up rocks extremely bad, if you stay in pavement they’re good but any gravel you’ll be slinging rocks out of the tread for a few miles down the road.

These tires have far exceeded my expectations. Most noticeable, having only previously ran m/t tires, these r/t tires are almost to quiet. Kinda miss that mud lug roar. Next is the ride, much much smoother and softer. They handle and grip the road so much better in ice, rain, or shine. Not quit as good in the mud as a m/t, but very capable none the less. Having just missed snowpocalypse 2021, I havent yet tested them in snow. They are wearing well although i havent yet logged enough miles to have even rotated them yet . So take that for what its worth. All that bring said (barring some sort of ridiculous excessive wear) I'd have to say these tires are a no brainer. Highly recomend them. Im running the 33x12.50r20 r/t version on an 06 Toyota Tacoma double cab.

Very nice tires for the money! Aggressive looking tire without sacrificing traction Because it’s a hybrid between M/T and A/T tire. Road noise isn’t too bad, you can hear them hum a little bit but mainly when just accelerating. The looks is amazing. Almost remind me of Goodyear Duratracs. They to well in snow here in MN. Did not affect my MPG at all with the bigger tires. Will update as I run them but I am enjoying them for the month that I’ve had them on!

Got the tires mounted and balanced, they balanced fine but they causes truck to vibrate at highway speeds, got them road forced balanced and e of the 4 were way kut of round so the wheels and tires will balance but vibration will not go away

When I bought my truck it came with Mud Tires on it. Nice look, terrible mileage and vibration/road noise. They were so loud I couldn't put the windows down at 55MPH and have a conversation with my wife. Since switching to these tires not only can I talk to her again but my fuel economy has come up by about 4 miles per gallon.