Remarkably quiet and comfortable highway ride for what is listed as an all terrain tire. Very solid winter and wet weather traction.

A set of these,265/70/ 17 came equipped on my 2015 f150 when bought new. 40000+ miles and still going. Best tires I ever have. Had on a new vehicle

I got these as my f150 oem tire. Gravel is good mud not too bad. Wet snow and ice. Nope. Even with a 4x4 little traction.

I've been very satisfied withe these tires. Not much winter weather driving, but on wet and dry surfaces I've been satisfied.

Still a little noisy. The Yokohama tires that I had prior to these were super quiet at the beginning of their life.

Same tire as what came from the factory for my 2022 Chevy Colorado, and have almost 90k on originals. Only about 2k miles on the new ones from Sam's and so far they are great.

The tires are excellent but your service department needs more help.. Way longer waiting than expected! Some of the techs are somewhat uninformed but did try hard.

I have only had them a short time. They are quiet. Dry handling is good. Wet handling is good. No issues with wet traction on my SUV. The real test will be coming up when I will be driving thru a Wisconsin winter!

Mounted these on an F-150 that I use for towing a travel trailer. The load rating (112) was higher than most as well as the treadwear rating (680). They do make a little more road noise at highway speed than the worn out ones I replaced, but it's only noticeable if you listen for it. The tread looks pretty rugged, perfect for a truck. I was worried that the tires from the warehouse would have been sitting around for a while, but the manufacture date was only 3 months ago. They arrived at my local Sam's club 2 days after I bought them, much faster than the 5 or six days quoted when I bought them on line

Bought these to replace Michelin's on my 2012 F-150. The Michelin's were all weather cracked after only 35,000 miles and 3.5 years. The tread didn't look like they would make another 10k. The weather cracking scared me. I've seen tires come apart with less cracking. The Wrangler fortitude's are stronger tires and the truck feels like I have some real meat on the road. No road noise and they are running true. Don't have enough miles on them to say how they wear but at this point I'm impressed.