I have confidence to get through snow and mud. The Kanatis are about $100 less than big brand tires.

10K in Vermont winter studded . Great plowing great on dirt road and snow , good on highway at 80mph love the traction . only got about 10k on them never been happier with winter tires on the Tundra. Will see how long they last. I dont expect 40k but at this price I can get a new set every year.

Got this set half used from a work buddy and they've been great, had for the past 20k and it's about 1/4 tread. Holds weight great and snow/ice too, even at the wear mark. Kinda noisy (35x12.5), but definitely worth the $.

Very impressed by the tires. Wasn't sure what I was getting for such a reasonable price. Great on dry, wet, and snow. Haven't had a chance to be on dirt yet, but I'm sure it will be great on that also. There is a low noise but far less than than I have in past tires.

No difference from the Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac except the great price. Was going to replace only 2 of the Duratracs but decided to try 4 of the Kanati. Glad I did.

I have already wrote a review about how bad kanati trail hog at4 ires are with balancing and road forcing and how neither the manufacturer or seller want to be held responsible for the bad product they are making or selling that I returned to the website to check the reviews to see that my review has not been posted. So as a warning again, I'd be very careful about reviewing these reviews as it seems like only the ones they want posted are or they are made up.

I put them on a f259 for plowing snow I studded them and also far they are the best tires I have ever used for plowing g exelent traction in deep snow I e and mud ti's is also not my first set and they do where merry we'll to even do good towing heavy dump trailer

Looking forward to see how they old up or time