Toyota Tundra Tires

The winter performance of these tires is downright terrifying. Hard-pack and ice are very sketchy when on a work truck, and the most scary of all is a light layer of snow on top of ice. The snow performance is fine, but if you know there is going to be ice, avoid getting on the road. Definitely a great summer/spring tire.

Outside of winter, the tires are excellent in dry, wet, mud, and off-road. In winter, they're just okay in snow and ice. On a 21 Toyota Tundra, there's been 0 events of hydroplaning or sense of insecurity diring warmer weather. However, it does easily give up traction on snow and ice. When in 4WD, though, the Tundra makes up for the tire's shortcomings, and delivers great steering, braking, and accelerating in winter weather.

Unicorn all terrain tire. Don’t expect it to handle on road like a dedicated road tire, but for how aggressive and capable these are off-road and in every condition I’ve put them through, you have to compromise somewhere. Even then, they’re about as good on handling and comfort as most AT tires I’ve used that did t compare anywhere near the level these do off-road or in adverse onroad situations in harsh weather. I did a 20k mi review on my YouTube channel here: Brutally Honest Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T Review @ 20K Hard Miles
https://youtu.be/TY-w15sKQhw