Arroyo Tamarock M/T Reviews

I've been running the Tamarock M/T's for about 50,000 miles and so far I am very impressed. I saw Bill, who obsessively posted 4 times that they're not true to size. I don't know what that guys on or if his grammar skills reflect his tape measure reading ability, but they are indeed, true to size. Now I will agree, they can be difficult to balance and it won't feel like you're riding on a cloud. However, keep in mind you just bought a beefy mud tire. You really shouldn't expect them to take 1.00oz of weight, have under 10lbs of road force and ride like a Cadilac. I've owned all types a mud tires over the years and they're all the same. Big, louder, heavy and a pain to balance. It just comes with the territory. Now if you want a tire that won't break the bank and will actually last, the Tamarock M/T's are it. Best bang for the buck on the market hands down.

Tires are good EXCEPT they are very difficult to balance. There is a lot of shake when driving about 55+. The tires have been road force balanced and they still shake pretty bad. Cannot afford any other tires so I just put up with it and hope it does not ruin my other driveline and steering components.

I have gotten 90000 miles out of these tires with regular 3000 mile tire rotation's. I drive mostly on the fwy but I also drive on muddy uneven and unpaved surfaces. I would definitely buy these tires again!

Little road noise and have good traction on all terrain.

I'm pretty amazed how less often I use 4wd in the grass and on wet surfaces in comparison to the terra grapplers I had previously with less road noise and softer ride.

Do not buy tires from arroyo they steal money on their tires sizes got a set of 35-12:50-22 and they measured 31 3/4 which is close to a 31 inch tire 29.6 and a 33 inch tire is 32,6 and a 35 inch tire should be around 34.6 so you can see how they are ripping people off charging me the price of a 35 inch tire and giving me a 31 inch tire so ripped me off about $600 on 6 tires and that is just one customer imagine how much money they making in one day off of they customers and I will go on every tire sight that sells arroyo tires and warning everybody how they are stealing money from their customers until they start selling tires that are correct sizes that is advertised

Don't buy the arroyo tires they are selling tires that's two sizes smaller than what they are supposed to be I just got a set of 35-12:50-22 the measurements are 31 3/4 sizes which would be a small 33 inch tire I will not buy another tire from arroyo until they admit they are making tires two sizes smaller to make more money per tire the worst experience I ever had with a company making tires two sizes smaller than what is on the side wall and took 2 hours to put them on and won't balance and to use beads which cost another $70 bucks took a set of 285-55-22 off and lost 2 inches in height what a rip off

This tires are 3 sizes smaller then what you ordered I got a set of 35-12:50-22 and measured them and only 31 3/4 that's small for a 33-12:50-22 tire pretty sad I took 285-55-22 inch tires off and put 35? On and lost 2 inches so I could've bought a set of 33 inch tires and saved $700 dollars for a set of 6 tires when I buy a set of 35 inch tires that is what I inspect to get not a small set of 33 and then add more shame on them it took 2 hours to put them on and they couldn't balance them so they just put beads inside of them so heads up go two sizes bigger than the size you want on these because that's how they are getting big on tires they making them two sizes smaller

They are amazingly quiet. They handle the road well with heavy loads wet or dry. I've only put about 2000 miles on them, but I love them so far. Winter is coming and I pray they do just as well.