Kelly Safari^® TSR

I have had two sets of these on a Ram 1500. The 1st set lasted 70k mi with care. The 2nd was at 55k mi no care when I sold the truck. Wet traction and breaking was very good even when towing. They are quiet and only generate a little hum when worn down almost to the tread life indicator. They did well on icy roads. Off-road they did everything i could ask of them. I have always ran pure mud terrains before these and I never found myself wanting them back. The only cons i can think of are they pick up and hold rocks due to the lack of stone ejectors. Also, I had balancing trouble with a couple tires on both sets at lower air pressure. The trick was to balance at 55 pounds which is what i ran them at on the hwy anyway. If Kelly would add stone ejectors to these they would be the greatest tires ever created. Kelly update these please and make them in a 275/60/R20 so i can own them again!

70,000 miles on my jeep 315/70/17, still going strong. Excellent tire for price.excellent wear, rotated tires every 5,000miles Cool look. Will replace for Nitto Trail Grapplers only because want different look and can afford it. but I highly recommend the Kelly tire..

I really don't understand why these are not massively popular. They last an incredibly long time, perform very well, and look good. My last two sets went 70,000 miles a piece on a Ram 1500. They ride very well on the highway and are not loud like a true mud tire. Their wet traction is superb compared to other tires i have owned. Most importantly they do great off road for what they are. I don't have snow in my area, but i do have lots of gravel roads, muddy dirt roads, slick clay, loose rock boat launches, and dirt boat launches. i never had traction issues on any of these surfaces. These treads do clean out when you gas on them. I used to think i needed pure mud tires and that was all i ever owned until i found these. The only knock i have on these is that both sets had two tires that were difficult to balance.