Kumho Road Venture MT51 Mud Terrain LT32X11.5R15 113Q C Light Truck Tire

I purchased these tires to install on my travel trailer, we go off road pulling the RV with our jeep wrangler JK we had issues with the standard rv tires puncturing. So far I'm very impressed matter of fact I'm planning on purchasing a set of 35 x 12.5 R20's to run on the jeep much more inexpensive than the current good year duratracs and the road ventures look like they will do a great job on the jeep.

Absolutely amazing tire. I had my doubts with not very many reviews but I love the way they look so I had to give them a try. These tires will definitely be my first choice next time. I was worried about wet traction and noise but had no reason to be. Hands down best tire I have had in the rain. Much better wet traction than all terrains. Also they are the quietest mud tire I have ever owned. Usually after a couple hundred miles tires will become loud, but not these. You can hear them after 400 miles but they are barely noticeable for a mud tire. I would describe them as a tearing sound rather than a hum. They are a soft mud tire, so I dont expect to get crazy mileage from them, but they look great, have plenty of tread, and are still much cheaper than some tires. I bought a set of 32's for my Jeep XJ and they are the perfect size for a 4.5" lift. Have not driven in the snow but I had to rate so 4 stars would be my guess.

These tires have impressed me big time. I do a good deal of traveling to remote areas so I was looking at hybrid tires to get to the trails and off the trails but something that would be sufficient on the street and especially through the Wisconsin winters. For a commuter/adventurer these things rock. Especially on a budget but there is no need for a more expensive tire. They do the trick. I've put over 30K on them now. Realistically about 1 to 2K off road. I'm actually running C load rated 265/70/16 (31's) on my 04 WJ. I'm absolutely sure I'll get over 50K out of them too.

I have these tires on a 2006 Suzuki Grand Vitara 2wd and they are doing very well for what I use them for, occasional trial use and a lot of road abuse. They are not all that noisy around the city but at hwy speeds they do have a good hum to them but when the radio is on you barely notice it.

I really want to show these tires some love. A really great tire. I tried these because the Australian off roaders seem to love them, I figure good enough for an Ozzie good enough for me. Ok truth be told all other things being equal I would still pick a BFG but at half the price these are awesome! Great traction. Excellent looks. Quiet ride. What more could you ask for? No idea on treadlife but if I get over 30k (should be easy) I will be buying these agin next time! Thanks kumho.

Great tires on my F-250 superduty for mud, dirt, and dry roads. On wet roads they have very little grip. Ride is very comfortable and hardly any road noise. At highway speed they track straight and roll through curves without sidewall roll. Love these tires except for the wet road handling, no big deal in Texas.

Haven't had them on for long but so far they are outperforming my expectations. Very quiet for any tire much less a mud tire. Excellent performance in very heavy rain, sticky mud and dry pavement. Very comfortable ride at both low and highway speeds. Honestly the best riding mud tire I have tried. If they last I will definitely buy them again. Now its just a waiting game to see about mileage.

Purchased these tires for my 2004 Nissan Pathfinder 4x4 to travel From Texas to Colorado for a summer offroading excursion. Ride noise was at the minimum considering these are M/Ts. Round trip was about 24 hours on the highway and we spent a week on the offroading trails going on green, blue and some red trails. In the sand dunes I didn't have any problems and the tires marched through 1-2 feet of sand without airing down. I'm impressed with the durability of the tire when we got into the Rocky Mountain trails and rolled over miles of jagged rocks and a couple of wicked climbs. There was only one rock climbing spot that was steep and full of loose dirt where I needed a yank up the rock, but that's because I didn't have a locker in the rear. Overall, I'm very impressed with the Khumo tire, but handing on the highway is a lot more loose than with a street tire (to be expected from any M/T). Still have plenty of tread left for the year to come.

Great tires, very quiet and handle well on and off road in fields. These tires are on a Chevy 2500HD which is used for towing and farm use. Only 1000 miles on them now, sometimes far so good. Definitely would recommend and would purchase again.