Mastercraft Stratus Ap All-Season 265/65R18 SL 114 T Tire

Didn't give them 5 stars because I don't have many miles on them yet. We had 3 inches of snow and they seem to have good traction. Smooth and quiet ride. So far a good tire for the price. Think I'm going to get another set for the price.

I didn’t see any reviews on the tire concerning snow but bought them any ways and waited to try them after some deep snow to make a review. We got about a foot of snow one night so had to go play and see how they would compare to my more expensive tires. Boy are they awesome and the grip they have was very impressive. I even got a chance to pull 3 neighbors out of the snow that got really stuck and had snow packed underneath their vehicles. One neighbor guy at 1st didn’t want a Ford to pull his Chevy out but after shoveling for quite awhile and getting stuck some more he caved in 😂.. anyways great tire for the price and I put them on a 2004 Ford F-150. The tires then were $64 a piece. Now what happened?😞😒

Just installed these tires on my 2015 suburban 4x4 for winter. Very little road noise. Tires ride good and firm. Hoping to get 60k miles out of these. I do 90 percent highway driving.

I put these in a 2018 Chevy Silverado extended cap. I’ve put 37k. I should be able to get another 5k before they reach the tread bar and require replacement. I’ve had zero issues. It’s driven 60% city 40% interstate.

Wonder alternative to Cooper's if you're a little cash strapped.

I haven’t got a lot of miles on these tires yet but I’ve got a 10 ply set of these on another vehicle and they seems to be wearing at a very good rate. These do ride smooth and quiet and they were the best price I’ve been able to find anywhere for a name brand tire. Even with the cost of installing I saved money.

Junk! 27000 miles under average driving conditions. Don't waste your money!!

Looking for good tires, but don't want to spend an arm and a leg? Get these. I needed some tires for my truck to get me through winter, and these have not disappointed. I've had them on a few weeks now and they've handled everything that Alaska winter has thrown at them so far. Sometimes, you get more than you pay for.