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I have a Suburban LTZ I run Goodyear Sport Tires and tried these for the winter. They are very QUIET, responsive and handle all extreme weather conditions. The one flaw that I have experienced is acceleration/braking in deep snow they do not perform a 5 rating. The HT is not a PEAK rated tire but it's a great winter tire for lots of highway and extreme weather roads. It is a very hush on the highway at low and high speeds.

The Wrangler Workhorse HT tires I purchased for my Grand Cherokee are better than expected. On dry roads the traction is excellent and the ride is quiet. On wet roads I still have grip and they go through water without hydroplaning. So far this winter season, I've been able to get through the snow with no problems. Maybe not quite as well as Mud and Snow tires, or offroad trail tires, but it's only a very small drop off in ability at the most. We just had a wet, heavy snow and I was able to get around with ease. For the price, this tire has great value and reliability. I have kids so I don't do inferior tires to save money.

This is by far the most quiet comfortable truck tire I've ever purchased. If I didn't know better i would've swore I was driving a totally different truck when I drove away from the tire place. very quiet.. Nice ride. I would definitely recommend these when its time to replace or update tires

These Fortitude HTs came OE on 2019 F150 XLT. I have 42,000 miles on them and 8/32nds of tread left. I've never been stuck using trails to check cattle. I've never had a flat.

I had a set of these put on my 2020 Honda Ridgeline because I wanted a tire with a better tread pattern for winter. I had Bridgestone's removed and I lost about 2.5 mpg's. I drive mostly highway and was getting around 25mpg and now it's around 22.5 at best. Not a deal breaker but it could be better. Also, they do make a little noise on the highway. Other than that they handle well and have a smooth ride. I have not been in the snow yet but I think they will be fine.

Got a set of 285/60/20 for a Ram 2500 a little over 3 weeks ago. I wanted a highway tire since I tow a trailer 80% of the time, and this seemed to fit the bill. Unfortunately it took 3 tries to balance them correctly, and it turns out 2 of them needed to be warrantied right away. Now, they seem to be better balanced but I still get a slight vibe at 60+ mph. Better than how it started, but still not good. The other major issue I have with them is that they are really stiff when cold. And by cold I mean sitting overnight at 60*. The first 10 min of driving are awful. I get a shimmy in the steering wheel, and vibes in the seat at different speeds, but once they warm up, they are ok. If they don't get better soon, I might have to go elsewhere unfortunately.

GOT THE WRONG TIRES FOR MY VEHICLE