Milestar PATAGONIA M/T All-Season Radial Tire - 38X13.50R17LT 119Q

Nice tires, good price,very quiet rd noise,so far good traction offroad,but a little slippery on wet rd surfaces I run about 25-28 lbs air pressure on the street,great price for the street

These are a great value tire. Finding a set of 38s for under $1200 is hard to do and these fit my budget. They are a basically silent tire on the road and perform great off-road. One thing to make sure of is high PSI and rotations often, with the soft rubber. Can’t speak for longevity as I only have around 1000 miles on them. 10/10 would recommend.

The tires are true to size. Most 37s look like 35s next to them. They run quiet, wear nicely and do well in every terrain but snow. I really like them. Have ran them in 31x10.5r15 on a Samurai and they performed so well off road that I decided to pick them up in a 38 for the YJ. Hard to beat this price for a 38!

Keep in mind these are inexpensive tires with a soft compound so don't expect 40+k out of them. I am currently at 12,000 mile and have a little more than 2/3 of tread left. I'm expecting to get 30k out of them by the time they hit the wear indicator, my Mickey Thompson MTZ went 32k going past the indicators on two of them and had no tread at all left on them. I drive aggressively occasionally spinning or barking them unintentionally (sometime intentionally), accelerate hard and cornering hard on blacktop backroads that wear tires faster than the highway. I didn't have the tires balanced I just tossed 14 oz of Counteract balancing beads in each one, they run smooth as glass with those beads in them. I will come back and update this review when it's time for new tires. I have another set ready to toss on when these are done and will continue to update my review on these tires.

One of the best riding tires when it comes to a large mud tire. I have run many different tires from 31" to 40". I have recently replaced a set of 33" and 37" with these and there is a night/day difference. I just installed a set of 38X13 on my JKU and the ride is great and silent. Pay attention to the yellow and red dots for balancing purposes.

So far these tires provide a much smoother on road ride than all of the other mud terrains I’ve used. They are SUPER quiet, I mean...I haven’t even heard what they sound like because I can’t hear them at all. Do they even make a noise?? Also very aggressive tread pattern. & these measure out to 37.5 under the weight of a JKU.

I got my 04 suburban z71 used less than 3 years ago, it had brand new Patagonia mile stars on it, year 2022(not that their year marking on the non white letter models are easy to find) at first I thought these are amazing cheap off road tires that gave a quiet work commute as well. But here I am with only 14k or a little more miles driven on them, and they are completely toast! Proper rotation every oil change , before they completely started shedding their rubber , I did notice after 2nd year spring they started to slip more in rain, even with 4wd on! These are cheap, tires that I also recently learned are made to be “over inflated “ so the center is driven on , that’s so ridiculous as a selling point ? In closing , do your self a favor and avoid Patagonia mile star or any Patagonia tires . I’ve never seen a set of tires performance be this short and horrible.

If you’re questioning these tires for your jeep or truck I just put these on my 2018 JL Rubicon Unlimited and they are amazing. I don’t have many miles you got on them but right off the bat being 38‘s the drive is easy as my 33 stock tires did, if you’re on the fence about these vs more expensive tires because they’re cheaper, don’t be buy these.