Does anyone have any experience with these tires. I'm in the market and came across these today. They are significantly cheaper than many of the better known brands and I assumed the reviews would reflect that, but that's not what I found. All the reviews were outstanding from performance to wear. Just wanted to see if any of y'all have first hand experience. Thanks.

I just put a set on my 2013 F150 and love them so far. They're very quiet, to be as aggressive as they are - they don't really "hum" at all, even at interstate speeds. Haven't had them in any legit mud yet, but from what I've read they're one of the better AT tires in mud. I have a couple of friends that also have them and love them. I did a lot of research on them and was unable to find any bad reviews on them.

I paid $893 out the door for mine - 33x11 on 20" wheels.

A buddy of mine has them on his 2013 F150 and has highly recommended them to me. I’m getting close to needing a new set soon.

Gomer I was going to PM you and see what you ended up buying. I like the tread design.

The pictures don't do it justice either......they look more aggressive in person. I have 0 complaints thus far.

That is exactly the information I was looking for. What size did you put on your F150, and where did you get them? Thanks!

Mine are 275/60/20 (which is a 33"x11" tire). The factory ones were 275/55/20 (32x11). I bought them from Warren Tire in Tuscaloosa.

good tire. I sell them pretty regular on construction trucks

before buying mine, I'd just about settled on either the Toyo or Nitto All Terrains. They were going to be about $1400 out the door for either of those, and I was nauseated at the thought of spending that kind of money. I also wasn't totally happy with them, as I wanted something a little more aggressive than either of those tires, but not a full-blown mud tire.

A buddy of mine got these and I was looking at them, then found out another guy I know runs them, so I started researching and figured I couldn't go wrong. In person I think they're more aggressive-looking than the Toyos/Nittos, and saving $500 is always a good thing.

They've got a 50k mile rating and from what I've read, if you take care of them, that's not far-fetched.

Gomer is right. Alot more meat on them tires than the pic shows.

Y’all may have helped me make up my mind as well.

I like them, just can’t bring myself to tell someone “I just put four Falken tires on my truck.”

I put 2 sets on today and a couple last week. They are nice and as stated above, they are a lot more aggressive than the pic shows.

Own a shop?

They are falken good tires.

I’ve got about 6,000 miles on my first set and they’ve been fantastic. They balanced out well, ride fantastic on the highway, no road noise, and perform like a mud terrain off-road. Unless something changes I’ll be buying them again. Saved me a couple hundred bucks.

I did a lot of research before buying and found no bad reviews

I have them on my Jeep and liked them enough that I put a set on my wife's suv as well. They handled the Wilcox Co mud MUCH better than my previous BFG A/Ts.

Lots of trucks for the timber companies running those tires. Must be good, the logging roads are mostly rock.

Yep...good Falken tires!

What load range did you go with? Did you notice a hit in mpg?

Honestly I don't know what load range they are. I told the guys at the shop (whom I've used and trusted for a while) what I was putting it on and left it at that. Mpg has dropped like 0.1 mpg per the computer, but keep in mind the speedometer is off 2% from the upsized tire, which means the odometer is too, and presumably the mpg. I've been meaning to check it manually but haven't yet.