Best Tires for the Chevrolet Colarodo

Im no tire nerd, but these tires have handled well on the road, are quit and responsive. We recently had 12 inches of snow and they handled it incredibly and were comfortable and capable on ice as well. Additionally the few times I have taken them in sand and mud in
Chevy Colorado; they have not let me down.

I drove them for 30,000 miles on my 23 Colorado Trailboss before I traded in the vehicle. The dry grip and everyday performance was excellent in a 40 mile each way daily commute. Limited snow experience, only a few days in a mild winter, with nothing deeper than 3 inches, but they performed well when called upon in the white stuff. Milage was important and there was no significant difference between the Nokians and stock Goodyears that spent the first 20k on the truck. After 30,000 miles the wear indicator still read 80%. Durability, traction, and milage were the very best aspects of this tire

I bought these because they were the cheapest AT tires I could get for my truck from my local shop. I can't believe how well they've done so far. They've worn slowly and evenly, but have been great in the winter (and I mean winter, I live in Alberta, Canada). They've been excellent on gravel, dirt, and snow, and the handling on the highway and in town hasn't disappointed. I've never felt more confident on gravel, and love driving them in the snow. Like the one previous reviewer, I also got stuck once with them, and it was also my fault--buried the truck up to the frame in hard-packed snow--I could've had paddle wheels on and I wasn't getting out of there. I'm going to switch to a set of Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs to drive to the arctic ocean next year (want a top-notch LT tire, these Kumhos are a P-construction in this size). I wouldn't hesitate to recommend these to anybody, and if the Duratracs don't really impress me I'll go back to these Roadventures. Edited to updae: I've tried to run these for a few winters, in both P and LT metric, and they're hard to manage on ice. I'll be putting dedicated winters on my truck instead.