So far these tires have held up well I don't have a lot of miles on them but they're working great so far.

Replaced Kendra Cleavers that were well worn after about 15k miles. Put two of these on a 3500 all-wheel drive truck front that is used primarily in a farm environment with both heavy trailers (20,000 pounds) and off highway use. Ran these several thousand miles with a noticeable improvement in ride. Just replaced the four on the rear and noted some tread wear. Not really expecting a high milage tire since traction is more important for my application. For a heavy ply mud grip ride quality is good and noise level is undetectable. Mud and snow traction is great even in sticky red clay. Absolutely no issues getting to remote fields in hilly terrain to check livestock. No noticeable crabbing while cornering.

I put them on my jeep, they've been way better than my 31 inch tires, way smoother, not terrible noise for a mud terrain

I have about 15,000 miles on these tires so far, and am not a huge fan. They are at probably 50% tread, which is expected from a mud tire. They give off a good bit of vibration, especially 65+ mph. They are fantastic in mud, rain, and snow. They clean out very well. They just have poor riding quality, even for a M/T.

These tires are actually a 29 inch tire. Possibly smaller

Not a lot of miles, this is an off road vehicle and has not been out much. Not loud but is on a jeep so don't know if I could hear anyway. Wet traction is much better than expected. Dry is good as well. No excess shake. Have not been off road yet. Mounting with hand tools was tough. Seems too fit tight but it was also cold. As for simple tire keep an eye on them. They will change this price on you as you check out. I was able to use another device and got close enough that I purchased anyway but that really is annoying. Tires are good. Simple tire is fast and reasonably priced if you pay attention but keep a close eye on your new found tire buddies.