🔍 Optimized for Search: Mastercraft Courser MXT Mud Terrain Radial Tire - 35x12.50R15 113Q Review

I have 5 of these on my old Jeep CJ7. Used off-road and beyond. They're much quieter on the pavement than standard mud tires. Bought two more for an off-road trailer.

great tyre, fairly quiet and very good on the road. also great looking white letters. I have them on my 98 z71 add-on driver's cab with 8" lift. And for the price you can't beat it

A great tire so far. They look really good on my 4X4! They are easy to balance and quite quiet. I will buy another set when mine wears out (if they still make it by then ;0)

Great tires, good on the road, quiet and absorbs rough road surfaces well. It is very good to go through the mud and clean well. Absorbs bumps in the road exceptionally well and effortlessly overcomes large roots and stones.

I added a spare tire to match my other 4 tires for my 73 Bronco. I love these tires because they drive on the street. Quiet and good handling. Even when I coat these tires with Adam products, they stay nice, less shiny and black for a long time.

I have a set of these on my 1989 Ford Bronco. Overall they are quite good for the price. They have good street manners and are tough off-road. They look great, especially on the back of my Bronco, and are made in the USA. They weigh 60 pounds and have 597 rpm (information from Cooper customer service).

Delivered on time! They stood up with no problem but I'm not sure if that was the store I took them to but they struggled to get them balanced. Noise from the street really isn't as much as other reviews say. Once balanced and properly inflated (I use about 28psi for street use) they ride like a dream. Caught them on sale (?) for $140 a tire but looks like the price has gone up again. Definitely worth it for me.