Uniroyal Liberator

[TexasTech2001]

After 4 years and 65K + on my Revos...it's about time to get a new set of tires. When I bought my Revos originally, they were highly rated, but still 'unknown' and relatively a good bargain. Now, at 160-175 bucks a pop(285 75 16), I am looking for alternatives. I ran across the Uniroyal Liberator at Wally World for around $115. I'm a big believer in that you get what you pay for and I have nothing but praise for my Revos. I have looked for 'consumer reviews' on the web for this'Liberator', but can't seem to find much. Has anyone tried this tires and have any suggestions or thoughts

[Jetes03tundra]

After 4 years and 65K + on my Revos...it's about time to get a new set of tires. When I bought my Revos originally, they were highly rated, but still 'unknown' and relatively a good bargain. Now, at 160-175 bucks a pop(285 75 16), I am looking for alternatives. I ran across the Uniroyal Liberator at Wally World for around $115. I'm a big believer in that you get what you pay for and I have nothing but praise for my Revos. I have looked for 'consumer reviews' on the web for this'Liberator', but can't seem to find much. Has anyone tried this tires and have any suggestions or thoughts

haha i think the same way when looking at tires too! i believe that all the non brand name tires that are least expensive do the same amount of work as the top brand tires. Check out the yokohama geolander a/t plus, kumho kl78, and mastercraft courser a/t's. they all are on the cheaper side and look great!

[Diesel4wd]

hey, i have some 265/75/16 liberators on my tundra and they seem to be great tires. Ive put around 25k to 30k miles on them in the 2 yrs ive had them. tread life is pretty good as well they look to be around %50-60 left. I just had the truck aligned, balanced and rotated the tires. since that the truck drives just as smooth when i got the tires. only thing negative thing i have to say about them would be driving on wet roads........a little sketchy but arent all trucks? haha