$160/tire vs. $96/tire... That's what happens when you compare a 10-year-old price to a current one!

 

My dad has been putting the Liberator A/T on his F250 diesel as well as any trailer that needs new tires. We have only had 1 tire that did not safely make it to 50K...and the guys at Walmart gave us a discount on the replacements because of it. I'm still looking for a cheaper A/T and the Liberators are in my top 5.

 

Ya want to pay $82/tire and get 35K, or ya want to pay $200/tire and get 60K? I've had 2 sets of Liberators on my F150 4x4. Between the 2 sets I've got 87K - more than what I'm supposed to. I hunt, I fish, I snow-ski, and I've had the tires in muddy ruts and snowy roads. I don't do much "off-road," rock climbing, or other extreme 4x4 stuff, but for my purposes the tires have held up well. I've never used chains when I've been in the snow and ice, although I carry them just in case. I can't say anything bad about the Liberators. However, After I buy them I take them down to Bear Wheel Alignment, and have those guys properly balance and align the wheels. I don't trust the people at WalMart to do anything except "deliver" the tires.

 

I ran the 285 75 16 on my truck and plowed with them. I had no issues. I upgraded to 315s and sold these to my brother for his truck and I will get another set if need good tire cheap price. Also they are actually made by Uniroyal.