Kenda Klever M/T KR29 Mud Terrain Radial Tire - 285/75R16 126E

These Tires look way better and more agressive than the picture, i assumed they would appear as A/Ts with knobs. They balanced well, the most took 1.5 OZ and the least took .9 OZ (stick on weights, my wheels dont take hammer on). They are very "gummy" and it feels like I'm glued to the road. Great traction on rocks, mud, sand, no snow as of yet. They have a decent hum starts at around 40mph but isnt as bad as some Pro-comps, Coursers or Buckshots I've had before. They ride well. Overall you cant beat it for the price.HOWEVER: I wouldn't put these on anything heavier than a V8 half ton (1500 series) with a winch or aftermarket bumpers and expect anything more than 25-30K miles before they are worn out. For Jeeps, Tacomas, Rangers, Dakotas and other light duties I'd say you could get over 30K on them if you rotate them properly (every 5K miles)BLUF: I'm impressed and I would purchase them again in a heartbeat.

I've been running these tires for about a month and a half now. 3000+ miles later, and they are doing fantastic! The tread is very deep, and they have a mean look to them. But just a warning... These are M/T's, so the tread is very soft and sponge like (kinda like the Goodyear Wrangler Duratraks). I can't really review the life span yet, but they work fantastic offroad. I tested them crawling over loose, sharp soccerball sized rocks, tree branches, tree stumps, and bolders... So far so good! The only weakness I seem to have found, is the lack of good sidewall protection... I scraped and cut the sidewall on rocks and stumps with no problem, but you still need to be carefull and air down before hitting any really hard stuff. Other than that, I love these tires! And there is no better deal out there for four 285's!

Great Mud Terrain Tire. They perform their job very well, perhaps to well. A field I "just so happen to come across" where typically my tail end would be out and about on 265-75-r16 (A/T)'s , no longer happens. These things friggen bite. Now I just floor it and it goes straight through said field. Fun factor went down a bit. For them to break loose you need to be in thick mud. (Like thick ass mud) The ditch on the side of BFE where id typically have to make a call to get pulled out.. once again Ive saved Tmobil with their oh so fantastic coverage, some bandwith. they just grip, its annoying.Please understand these are M/T tires. Some folks dont seem to get that, and complain they burn through em quick, its a mud tire... not a road tire. Purchase an A/T (All Terrain) for higher mileage/"eh" grip. As far as fitment goes, I slapped em on an 02 Sierra sle 4x4, 5.3 v8, this is a factory truck, no lift, they clear the wells perfect. Some light rubbage during heavy turning may occur however no damage as of yet. Im in florida so no cold weather to test low temp climate grip either. Im very satisfied with my purchase. The only con is the amount of weight they needed to balance, not as round as some other brands. With the price, dont complain. They do make some noise past 45mph, folks will certainly hear you humming their way, turn the radio on. You'll be fine.Will provide update at 50% tread life.Hope my review helped.

Delivered fast, they were cheaper than others, look was great. I ran the Kenda AT on my 2500HD and they wore quick but I had some front end troubles and figured that played into the short wear time. So, I ordered the MT to replace those... I am a forester so my drive ratio is about 60 highway 40 off road in gravel/dirt/mud. I am right now at 16,372 miles on these tires and they have been rotated once. The backs are completely bald and the fronts are 10% tread. Loved the look, they balanced, rode the same as any other higher priced comparable tire I have had...but maxing out easy 10000-15000 miles short of the other tires I have owned. i drive 40000 miles a year on and off road. All is good, but rubber is soft and very short life span. MT is good in snow and mud, not good in gravel.

Amazing tires, two day delivery on both sets, and look great on our 2002 & our 2004 Chevy Silverado's. The customer service is phenomenal and the tires do what they are supposed to. Those having trouble balancing the tires aren't paying attention to the red or yellow dots on the tires. Our tire place didn't even know about them until I said something and showed them on the internet. Balancing was easy and not a whole lot of weight. Well here we are a year later and over 10,000 miles on both sets of tires and no signs of wear yet. These tires have been amazing up here in Northern Michigan and I was able to drive out of a ditch with snow up to my bumpers last year. These tires are just plain aggressive and great in both mud and snow. Here we are at 20,000 miles on one truck with these tires, and one tire rotation and barely any wear. These tires are great. We keep tire pressure at about 65psi during the winter and about 70psi during the summer.Well, it is now September 2018, and we are just now needing new tires. That's 4yrs and 55k miles on our first set. I am 100% happy with these tires and buying my next 2 sets in November. Great tire, great price.

I bought these tires online. I use it on my Isuzu trooper. They are great! Handle very well off-road and they don't sound too bad on the roadway. They still make noise but not as loud as most. I would defiantly buy them again. A negative is that one tire came "out of round" and the tire shop could not balance it. I called the seller and they said I would have to ship it back on my own dime, not cool. They also said I could go to a Kenda shop and have the manufacturer swap it. It was in St Augustine over 170 miles away. Not cool but worked out in the end. The product is really good otherwise. I have used them for about a year with no problems at all.