225/75 R15 Tires

I've owned my 2007 Ford Ranger Sport for about 4 years now and the previous tires were truck/suv highway type. I was looking to replace them because they were absolutely horrible in the wet and snow. My ranger would ALWAYS lose traction on wet painted crosswalks, even at normal acceleration, and would take longer than I liked to recover. I don't do any off road driving and wanted the Michelin CrossClimate 2 because I put them on my daughter's Ford Escape and they performed above and beyond in Fargo and Duluth winters. But the CC2 doesn't come in the right size for my Ranger and all of the light truck street/highway tires rated poorly in wet and snow. In desperation I looked into the AT tire world and found many reviews that gave the WP AT4 high marks in wet and snow. The first rain shower after I put them on, I went looking for my crosswalk nemesis and was extremely pleased. No loss of traction at normal acceleration and when I punched it to force traction loss, traction was regained as soon as I cleared the paint. We've had several snow falls and some ice already this winter and I've had good experience. When I hit the gas a little too hard on a turn and start a fishtail, the tires grab again as soon as I let off the gas. I hit a patch of ice at the end of my block one morning and the tires and anitlock brakes kept me from sliding into the intersect for the first time since I bought my truck. On dry pavement, they are louder and ride more trucky, but I soon got used to it. Overall, my early impression is that I made a good choice.

I have it on my Citroen Jumper 2.2 hdi. For 3000 km. Wet and dry roads for now is exellent. Didnt try it on snow yet. Precise stearing and low noise.

I drive a Suzuki Jimny 5dr Gen 4.
The slightest bit of wet on the the road and my Jimny becomes a drift car. The rear end slides out when turning at an intersection around 15-20km/h. Pulling off from a robot I have wheel spin on slightly wet road. Would not recommend these for wet conditions.

LTX AT2 is one of the BEST tire on the planet. Terrific. Grippy. Wet performance is outstanding. Pricey. 11 years. only one puncture - repaired and tire was good to the end. Note: the vehicle was garaged - important to keep sun off any tire. The last two years the tires were slippery - nine real great years with minimal cracking. If you keep your car long time and garaged, you will get 8 plus years easy.

I bought these tires about two years ago after reading so many good reviews about them and I haven't been disappointed. I found them to be unstoppable in the snow, allowing me to easily pull stuck cars up hills in my old Jeep Cherokee which was also full of passengers. They are comfortable and quiet in normal road and motorway conditions. The Jeep is quite powerful with no traction control so can be a handful on corners in 2 wheel drive, but I've never felt out of control with the Toyos fitted.
They cover both bases a lot better than you would expect I think they are great value.
After 15000 miles, mine have a long life ahead of them yet and I would definitely buy again.

These were 8 ply trailer tires BCT JK 42 ST 225 75R15 In less than 6 months of very limited use (under 900 miles) I had a tire "peel" off the casing. Showed it to the dealer, pointing out there was no contact with the fender or cuts on the rubber. He said it was "normal" sometimes with trailer tires to do that and sent it to the distributor who offered me $25.00 towards a new tire. I am pulling horse worth thousands of dollars and every other tire manufactuer laughed when I told them that answer. Definitely do not stand behind their tires. Wouldn't risk my familys safety with their product

Have driven on Goodyears before and haven't found them to be particularly grippy. My preferred Bridgestone Dueller A/T D694's no longer readily available and have tried Toyo Open Country A/T's but wasn't very impressed so what to buy? Read the reviews on the Goodyear Wrangler AT/SA and give them a go. Mightly impressed. Amazingly grippy on wet or dry roads and passable offroad. Great tires!

Fantastic tire in all the deep snow we had early in the year my jeep wrangler just kept going and going. I did not like the look of the tread pattern but it really performs well.The best AT tire you can buy