Better grip on dry/wet/snow than the Cooper Discoverer AT3s they replaced after about 50k. Pretty noisy but that is expected, definitely nosier than the AT3s, not sure on treadwear yet as it's been only ~1,000 miles but have a feeling they won't hit 50k. Unique tread, don't mind the looks but the giant letters on the sidewall are kind of gaudy. A couple of the tires took 6oz to balance on steel rock crawler rims at Discount tire, but again not unusual for 285/75R16 all terrains. For the price I won't complain and would buy them again.

Good tires in snow. Have to run lower pressure than I'm used to (35psi) without a load to get even tire wear.

Had these installed on GMC 1500 Z71. So far they gave been tested in rain, snow, ice and dry winter conditions and have excelled in all of these areas. Great traction in wet slick conditions as well as off the paved road in the snow. Have only driven a few thousand miles on them but so far there is little to no road noise from these tires and they appear to be wearing flat and even with no cupping

This is my second set of Galdiators. Had XT's and now AT's. These things rock for the $$$. Have performed flawlessly on the beach and in the snow - both on a full-sized SUV and an F250. I am a believer and hope the price point stays low. These things easily run with anything Nitto, Toyo, Falken, or BFG has on the market.

I purchased them in 12/24, I love how quite they are and look aggressive. I would buy them again.