Amazing tire really quiet for an all terrain and does very well in snow and mud

Quality tires great price

Great tires. I always choose this brand when I can.

I don't know if some of these guys just had bad luck or what. All I can tell you is I've had these tires on a 1 ton 4x4 Dodge for about 25 years and never had a problem, ever, and they have been through all kinds of terrain in that time. For me they have been a great tire.

Bought these set of tries for my 2016 Ford Explorer XLT and looks so good and drives so good, would recommend its a smooth ride and its good on on-road and off-road. My explorer is a FWD but oh well I liked these Wrangler Workhorse A/T. they look good and beefy and take bumps like a champ!

Bought four of these tires for my 2 wheel drive pick up truck. They performed very well during a recent winter storm (snow, slush). The ride on dry pavement is smooth and quiet.

I put these on my 2010 Ford Ranger 4x4 pickup. Dry pavement; noise isn't any more than wind noise. Certainly not like the big 35" tires. Cornering is solid. The sidewalls don't roll over. Very nice ride. Wet pavement; be careful when you hit water over the road. The tendency to pull the steering is a bit pronounced, but not dangerously so. Snow/ice; this is why I bought the Workhorse AT tires. Being in Michigan, we can get a good storm come through. The last storm was 9" of fine snow. Slippery stuff. I had a lot of fun driving through it. No problem whatsoever. Use caution on slick ice. Nothing is going to help you there.

I just wanted to say that I was looking for a tire that was not to aggressive but had decent tread to drive in the winter and muddy dirt roads with out a problem. I have only had them on my truck for about 500 miles but they feel planted firmly to the ground in wet and dry conditions. I haven't driven on snowy roads with them yet but feel they will perform as expected and will update after we get a snow fall to try them out. Highly recommend this tire for appearance and the ride on the highway, very quiet for an all terrain tire.

Calling this an "All-Terrain" tire is a slap in the face to all AT's that came before it. Tell me why a literal pebble punctured straight through one of my treads within 2 months of ownership? Are you really telling me Goodyear, that this "All Terrain" cannot withstand an inch long piece of gravel? Is 1,500 miles the average lifespan for one of Goodyears tires... it appears that way

Worst tire I've ever owned. City and highway driver. Have less than 3,000 miles on tires and already have had 2 flats. I'll need to replace both tires. Tires that came with new vehicle had 55,000 miles when I replaced them with no flats