I have had my tires on for a few months now and have driven in heavy rain and flooding and they were great. They are also much quieter on the road than expected.

At 136,000 miles, I am still driving on my original Destination A/T tires, and my autoshop is amazed that they can keep telling me I don't need new tires yet. Highly, highly, highly recommend.

Decided to replace LE3 tires with 48,000 mi.on them.Went with the AT 2 tires, seems to handle much better.Time will tell when winter arrives on how they perform.Dale was very helpful on my decision to switch from LE3's.

Doesn't grip as well as they say. Went from mudderes to these to drive on the highway with less noise.ive also had more flat tires with these then the mudders all 4 have had 1 puncture or more.

Quietest ride yet on this Tundra with 111,000 miles on it. If they last as long as the ones I had on a Jeep (around 40,000 miles) I'll be very pleased.

I purchased these tires to replace a set of Michelin all terrains. I prefer the Firestone Destination over the Michelins . They cost less, have a smoother ride, and are quieter but they get fewer miles.

Extremely quiet,Nice ride good overall traction very good looking tire seem to be long lasting usually purchase from the M MAN but these seem to be all you need Very pleased

Switched to these from Toyo Open Country R/T's. Huge difference in comfort and sound levels but still gets me home down the dirt road with no problems. Great value for the money.

After years of loyalty to Firestone tires tried Goodyear tires due to a cyer-Monday deal. Tires wore down fast so replaced with Firestone Destination AT 2's. Great ride. Good for highway and offroad.

Just switched from Goodyear(factory) which got us about 55,000 miles. Firestone tires are smooth and quiet. So far so good, hoping we can get 55,000 out of them as well.