Federal Couragia M/T Mud-Terrain Tire - 35X12.50R20 E 10ply

I have had these tires for only a couple days and I have ran them both on the highway and in town . Let me start by saying I replaced my nittos mud grapplers 35x12.50r20 with these . The nittos were very aggressive looking and looked really tough . The tires lasted me about 6 years and 60k miles. I was really back and forth with these federals because of all the bad reviews and bad videos on YouTube. On the same note there are a couple good reviews and good ratings for these tires . I decided to give them a try for just about 800 dollars they were worth the try. I can honestly say that these tires are not even remotely close to as loud as the mud grapplers were they feel very smooth both in town and on highway. They feel more like all terrain tires . These tires look amazing and they handle great . I know that it’s only been a couple days since I have owned them but it has been a world of difference. Great tires! Look awesome and won’t break the bank!

these are 10 ply E rated mud terrain tires, that means they are technically not for prolonged pavement use. they have a max top speed rating of 90 mph which means 80 mph should be the max speed you run these at. they are 10 ply meaning they are soft with high traction because they aren't meant for pavement which is why on pavement they grab an turn with every dip or pothole. these tires are awesome if your intelligent enough to know what your buying. everyone complaining i bet runs these tires at over 90mph regularly and run them majority on pavement. its not federal's fault your not intelligent enough to do research. anyone complaining about mud terrains performance on pavement is a pure simpleton whos completely at fault for not knowing anything about tires.. get a aggressive all terrain tire if you want a quite good pavement tire. a bunch of mall crawler fake offroaders complaining about a tire they bought without doing research.

Form and function for an affordable price. Perfect. Great off road performance, pavement whir. These are not silent on the road. But again, for how much traction they have, they make minimal whir on pavement.UPDATE 6/29/19:To the other reviews complaining about the tire. They're clearly using them on the pavement, hot weather, dumb. These are OFF ROAD MUD tires. Not for commuting on 120+ degree pavement all day. Clearly states only 10 ply. Rubber is soft, like it's supposed to be. Of course it's going to grab everything on the freeway. Idiots.

These are great tires, especially for a M/T tire. This is the second set (sort of) on my truck. I actually only replaced two of them due to tire damage, one damaged by a pothole in Missouri and the other by a local tire company that over inflated them. I will take that up with them.I got more than 30K miles out of the two that were damaged and there is still quite a bit of tread left on the other two. These have lasted longer than any other mud terrain tire I have used including, NItto, Toyo, Yokohama and Pirelli.If you do use these tires, be sure not to exceed 65psi

Placed them on a 2015 Chevy 2500hd Duramax.......Awesome tire for the price very aggressive look smooth ride. A little humming noise but what do you expect its a mud terrain tire. I highly recommend this tie and will definitely purchase again.

Have had these tires on my truck for 3 years now got over 40000 miles out of them which time to replace actually just ordered a new set only complaints is basically what everyone else complains about i got what seems to be a out of round situation with ine or more tires at around 37000 miles but not hard to deal with considering the mileage and the price of the tire i live in central pa where we typically get decent snow and they perform better than most aggressive mud tires i have owned

Put these on my 3500 diesel and for the price and value, these tires are great. You get the aggressive look, the mud tire handling, a decent comfortable ride and not a bad tire overall. Some you snowflakes might complain of the humming too loud for your sensitive ears, if that's the issue go get yourself a Prius. Lastly if you don't have 300-400 per tire to spend, I would highly recommend these tires if your on a budget.

great for mud truck, not the best for daily rubber a bit soft wears a bit to fast probably get about 30-35 k out of them on a good set also VIP's hate putting on these tires so watch out for that, but made the truck look amazing and had amazing grip for winter expect a rough ride for the first few thousand miles then it soothes out and they are not extremely loud tires at top speeds