Bought these after a set of Pirelli Scorpions and a set of Sime Alpina AT's. I drive my 4WD off road regularly over rough terrain in Australia (meaning right out in the scrub) and find them tougher than the Pirelli's and at least equal to the Sime's. No issues with sidewall damage and the puncture resistance is the same as Sime and better than Pirelli. Have not cut a sidewall yet in 30,000km so seem fine in that regard.

I have had these tyres for 105,000 km driving my 2006 Nissan Navara 3.0L Diesel D22 STR ute on 90% bitumen, 5% Snow and Ice and 5% dirt roads.
I have had only three punctures in this time and are very happy with how the tyres have performed.
I spend eight weekends a year at Mt Hotham and have never had a issue with traction loss driving across the top of the Great Alpine Rd covered in snow and ice.
The tyres handle well on the road and as mentioned earlier I have had great wear out of them.
I am now in the process of buying a new set to replace the old ones. Highly recommended.

Used these tires twice from 3 sets of 4 tires in last 7 years on my Mit Triton. Superb and reasonably priced.

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Brilliant tyres

I have these tyres on my Mazda BT50 dual cab and have done over 40,000 km on them around Australia and currently live in the Pilbara WA and they stand up to the corrugated dirt roads very well.
Great value and do the job brilliantly. Highly recommend November 2019

Do not like so far, bad steering wheel juddering, a heck of a lot of wheel weights needed to get 2 of the set balanced, and still horrible.
Dropped from my usual 35 psi eventually down to 25 cold (29 hot) today, actually tolerable now, and the outside blocks of tread still have very little pressure on road. (At higher pressures only centre treads had any contact at all).

No idea why so different to the 265 ones i replaced at 4.5 - 5mm tread depth t 55000km (34000 miles),but perhaps rims (factory mag) may be slightly too narrow for these?

still had 4.5 - 5mm left at 56 000 kms, almost all road mileage.
Like them a lot, i usually use cooper st or stt.
Bought another set, i size larger (275-70-16), but that's another story.

Used these tires twice from 3 sets of 4 tires in last 7 years on my Mit Triton. Superb and reasonably priced.

I have had these tyres for 105,000 km driving my 2006 Nissan Navara 3.0L Diesel D22 STR ute on 90% bitumen, 5% Snow and Ice and 5% dirt roads.
I have had only three punctures in this time and are very happy with how the tyres have performed.
I spend eight weekends a year at Mt Hotham and have never had a issue with traction loss driving across the top of the Great Alpine Rd covered in snow and ice.
The tyres handle well on the road and as mentioned earlier I have had great wear out of them.
I am now in the process of buying a new set to replace the old ones. Highly recommended.

Have had Silverstone AT 117's fitted to our Patrol for 57000km and there is still about 2.5mm to the wear limiters. 80% of our usage is on bitumen towing a 20ft tandem caravan with the remaining work commuting on bitumen and gravel roads. Have rotated the four tyres every 10k or so and obtained very even wear, best pressure found to be 36psi rear & 34psi front. The tyres run very quietly and have not required rebalancing, no punctures or damage either. We're about to replace them with the same since we're off shortly on another big caravan trip. Paid $200 ea for them over 3 years ago and have now been quoted $175 ea for replacements; hard to go past that!

Bought these after a set of Pirelli Scorpions and a set of Sime Alpina AT's. I drive my 4WD off road regularly over rough terrain in Australia (meaning right out in the scrub) and find them tougher than the Pirelli's and at least equal to the Sime's. No issues with sidewall damage and the puncture resistance is the same as Sime and better than Pirelli. Have not cut a sidewall yet in 30,000km so seem fine in that regard.