these came on my new truck in 2017. i purchased another exact set after about 55,000 miles. both sets had at least one tire that acquired broken belts at about half tread. the noise sucked but must say they rode well with no shake even when they were worn to the point of needing new ones. best priced tire in my area.

Truck ride with these tires is smooth even while gripping the road close at speed and while cornering. My trucks gas miles per gallon is as expected and maybe even slightly better than expected so rolling resistance is negligible. I've been driving for 50 years now and this has to be my favorite set of tires to date!

Moving to the Rockies and wanted a tire for the snow as well as wet weather in the northwest along with one that will provide good mileage. This seems to be a good all-around tire for my needs. There is not a lot of road noise from the these tires that I have experienced with others. They also do well in light mud and gravel going camping. For the price I paid I would consider buying them again in the future and would recommend them to others.

My truck sways horribly with this tire. It matched the speed rating and load range. Truck just seems like it is unstable when driving. The cheap no name tires seemed better. They make a lot of noise in higher speed turns. Yes, tire pressure is set correctly.

Due to a couple unexpected nail punctures I was in need of new tires (current ones were at the end of their life expectancy). I made several calls and the only shop able to get me in was Discount Tires. When I arrived Brett Hanna quickly got me in, told me it would take about an hour (I arrived at 10:30), he then showed me several options, he mentioned that the tires I currently have on my truck are still available and if I like them he could replace them with the exact same tire. I agreed and waited in their extremely clean and socially distant waiting room. Expecting to wait an hour, it took only 35 minutes. What service! This shop is not near my house but I'll definitely go back! Way to go Discount Tires, you've earned a customer for life and I will definitely tell my friends.

Tires came standard on my Silverado RST 4wd. And I'll say on dry roads handles great . When on wet roads they can break loose easily so must drive with restraint. On snow roads tire has same reactions on rainy days and not that great on hills . As for longevity I have 31000 on my truck and they are down to 4/32 won't pass inspection in August at this rate. Won't buy again unless I'm strapped for cash . I'll probably spend more and get a better tire all around with good traction and longevity.

got it to replace some old tires of a similar style that had start to lose a lot of wet traction, these new ones handle great on wet surfaces but id watch out for nearing end of tread it losing wet traction sooner. cant speak for winter cause i havnt driven these in snow, yet

My truck is stored in the winter so snow traction won't be an issue. The only issue is the white letters are not white but it is an issue that can be corrected but still a disappointment. Still a great tire, I have them on another vehicle and no issues.

I could be more pleased with the GY Wrangler Fort tires. We just got back from a 1000 mile trip. Now have 86k on these tires, and the white raised letters still look good. I will be replacing them this year-not sure I need to- and will be buying the exact same tire.

I am still driving original tires with over 75,000 miles on my Chevy Colorado and a tire store guy told me I have another 10,000 miles in tread. I have never been close to this mileage from a set of tires before. I am going to wait a few more miles before I replace them with same tires.