These tires came with my 2015 Ford F150 XLT Crew Cab, and with most OEM tires I was a bit wary. That said I haven't had any negative experiences with these tires, and with 19,470 miles on them I can honestly say that I'm impressed. Wear, ride quality, noise, handling, and overall satisfaction has been impressive. Gotta be honest - I'm a Michelin guy, but these tires by Goodyear have convinced me that they're worthy for another look when my originals need replacement.

This is the first set of Goodyear tires that I have purchased for my trucks. I am very happy with their performance so far. They ride and handle much better than expected. The last set of tires that I had lasted for 60000 miles and I hope to get at least 40000 out of these. Ride in progress!

These came new on my F-150, within 3k miles I've already driven thru snow, rain, sleet and ice. The tire is obviously a "road tire" by the tread pattern so I knew by that I wasn't going to venture too far off into something I know will get me stuck in. I drive my truck mostly for travel, but also pull flat bed trailer and a two animal livestock trailer (cattle) - both trailers are bumper pull. Running in 4H thru snow/slush on county roads and interstates, the truck handled very well for the conditions (while keeping speeds down obviously), I was very happy in knowing that. Good tire (overall) for the price. If anyone wants something more off-road/aggressive then better look at another style!

These tires came on my '15 XLT SuperCrew 4x4. I still have them on right now, just over 58k miles, no flats or repairs, actually has a nail in the tire and not loosing air, tread is holding up well, no noises. I do a lot of highway driving, some gravel. Good ride, good gas mileage and no problems handling my load. I usually have a full bed of HVAC tools and supplies with ladder rack and still gives me an average of 20-21 mpg on the highway and 17-18 mpg in the city. Debating if I should get another set or go with the Goodyear all-terrain adventures. Never took them in deep mud, but for the few times I did get in some mud while hunting, they handled ok, in 4x4.

Have little over 7000 miles on them. Wearing good, smooth ride, handling is good, traction on wet roads is equal to anything else I have had on this truck. They are noisy at highway speeds, however my truck is el cheapo model, probably doesn't have the best soind insulation package in it. Have not driven on snow with these tires.

After 22 months and 96,000 miles I am finally replacing these tires. While I could probably squeeze another 10,000 out of them, they are starting to be noisy. These are hands down the best tires I have ever had. Very quiet over the road and very good traction in a variety of driving conditions. I realize that getting this kind of mileage is not typical for any tire. Probably 90% of my driving is highway/interstate. Tires have been rotated every 5000 miles with oil changes. I am hopeful that my second set of Fortitudes will serve me this well.

What can I say? These came OEM On my 2017 Silverado Z71 4X4. On road has been great. They are quiet and do great in soaked road conditions on the free way and on city roads. I took these off road the day I got the truck. Hard dirt performance is good. Loose gravel and dirt performance is good. Once you get in the light to heavy mud,be sure to have the 4X4 on. I buried these in some mud but was able to get out with them in the Auto 4X4 mode when 4Hi and 4Lo wasn't getting me out. In conclusion I think these are great OEM tires. But an upgrade is definitely needed for a more off-road application.

Its great for comfort and good for every day driving however, on the snow it's garbage I have a 4x4 with a locking diff and I was still sliding like crazy. It was even hard to get going in most cases and it was only 3 inches of snow. But I live in NM so I shouldn't encounter this problem very much.

I own a 2003 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71. Went through the OE Goodyear tires, a replacement set of Goodyear tires, and a set of Goodyear tires with Kevlar (retired Army), mainly for all of our PCS moves. When it came time to replace the tires after 65,000 solid miles, I conducted my research and went with the Fortitude HTs--one of the best decisions I ever made! Quiet, responsive, and a great ride, the tires made my Tahoe drive like new. Even my 86-year-old mother-in-law commented how quiet and smooth the ride was in the Tahoe. What's better, I recently purchased a 2019 Chevrolet Colorado and was pleasantly surprised to see Fortitude HT tires on my new truck. I buy nothing but Goodyear tires for my four vehicles, as they are the best! Had to write a review--the Fortitude HT tires are that good. Thanks, Goodyear!

These tries came on my 2015 Ford F-150 XLT. I have 114,000 miles on these tires... I will say it again 114,000 miles. They have probably 10,000 more mile left. Best mileage tire I have ever owned. Getting ready to buy a new set for 2018.