As I said above, mine had a 60k warranty and were bald at 26 or 27k

But like you say, they were good about warranty rebate

Jlunn How about the kelly edge AT's are they any good?

yall forced me to check the official record. granted mine arent AT3 but the ATP. bought them January 2015 have 26k miles on them and just now getting to the point of needing to be balanced, never been rotated or anything. they look almost new. my truck is a 2003 f150 but I keep it in top shape and dont drive like an a-hole. it does get used in the strip pits on the weekends quite a bit. either the AT3 is a much softer tire or something is wrong with yalls trucks or your driving habits. you should be getting more than 25-30k out of those tires.

Man I cant believe you don't rotate your tires. Every person I have ever known has had to rotate or the tires would look something awful.

I have the Cooper AT3 on my 4 Runner. They have 41,000 miles on them. They might make it to 50K. I rotate them every 5000 miles. They have been fine for Off Road use, and I say the noise is about avg for an A/T tire. Not better or worse than the Nittos I had before in my opinion. I haven't decided if I will buy another set yet.

I've got a 08 Silverado extended cab and I'm on me second set. I love them. I got around 60K out of mine first set. The only thing I ever did was follow the recommended 6K mile rotation schedule.

I think it depends on the vehicle, My full size truck wore them out at 50k, I actually was going with the same tire but the shop messed up and ordered wrong and I was due on a jobsite so I went with the less AT thread Cooper. Getting a lot more mileage from them.

I put AT3 on my Son's Xterra and they seem like they are holding up longer because it's lighter.

I've had 3 sets of them on my Tahoe. They don't last very long but I payed $100 for the At3s I have on there now. They were on a truck my buddy wrecked. I had a set of duratracs that lasted 40k miles and I was the 3rd owner! Haha

I rotate and balance them I just wait until they need it. These just happen to have gone a lot longer than normal before they needed it. They barely show a little more rounded shoulder on the front now. Still ride smooth, I doubt they even change the balance weights. Before these I ran BFG's for a long time and usually had to rotate and balance every 6-8k miles. That was even with the good ones before they changed them to the soft ones that wore out faster. I have never had to rotate any tire more often than that, even the crappy Goodyears that came on my truck.

I had the same problem with my Cooper M/Ts. I rotated them around 6k miles but 2 of the tires wore down way too fast.

I've had them on my Tacoma since September 2015 and they have been great but they're louder than I care for. I'll be buying something else when I replace them. I have over 50K miles on them and they're half worn but the Tacoma is not a heavy vehicle.

I have a set on my Taco now pushing 75K miles. Great tires. Keep them balanced and the alignment good and they'll perform well.

They are ok. For the money they are a good choice. I've bought them a few times before selling vehicles. If I'm going to keep long term, I'm buying BFG K/O's

The Kelly Edge At I dont have any experience with. We stopped fooling with Goodyear and Kelly a couple years ago.

10-4 Jlunn I will let you know how they are i am picking up a set this afternoon..