Tires came with my truck. Drove to Maine from Colorado and back. Very little road noise. Did well in rain at highway speeds. Decent in snow although I grew up driving in snow and very experienced. Added weight on rear axle for more stability and traction.

These are the worst tires ive ever been on. Never buy these. The ride quality is awful. The rubber compound is stiff as a board and makes the ride excessively rough. They flat spot in mild cold as warm as 55° F and takes a good 15 miles for it to round out. They do not hold air for squat. I have to reset air pressures at least once a week and 2-3 times in cool to cold weather. They are pitiful in wet conditions, they hydroplane in small puddles. My truck is 5200lbs and I can't even get it to move in snow without switching to 4WD. If you live in an icy area, forget having any traction at all. The treadwear is poor. I do all highway driving, I'm very gentle with my vehicles, and they lasted 32k miles. This company's tires are priced cheap for a reason.

This is the second set of these tires we have put on our Tahoe. We have been pleased with the ride, handling, and traction of these tires. We never get snow so I'm not going to say how they are in winter. Very happy with the tires and the price is great too!

Very good tire so far. After two sets of 75 profile series OEM tires I decided to change to the 70 profile series Wranglers on my Tacoma P/U when they needed to be replaced. So far I am pleased with the change (cannot comment winter traction at this time). The ride may be a little stiffer but the look of the truck is improved with the wider tire, and the tread looks much more aggressive than the OEM tire but is still quiet.

This is the original tire that came on my 2014 Ram 1500 Big Horn. I have roughly 39,000 miles on my truck and the back tires are almost bald. Seriously 39,000 miles and I need new tires....simply ridiculous. Maybe I got a couple defective tires but they're all the same tire pressure but the back two are bald in the middle and not much tread left on the outside. If I could label these tires in one word it would be....garbage.

Replaced the Goodyear Wrangler HP stock tires with Wrangler SRA and I have not been disappointed. Great tires that have great traction on snow and ice. Ride is as smooth as glass and little to no highway noise. Have only balanced once when the tires were rotated and they are the smoothest riding tires I have ever owned. My Goodyear HP's were good too, they just did not have the same level of siping for winter traction as the SR-A tires do.

I am on my second set of Goodyear Wrangler tires. I got 66500 miles off of my first set . The tread was completely gone. Most of my miles are hi way miles. I had my truck aligned twice on my first set. For the money you can't beat the comfort of these tires. With a little maintenance such as alignment, proper air pressure , and responsible driving 50k miles on these tires is obtainable.

I have used Goodyear tires on my ram trucks since 1995 Have never had less than 50000 miles plus . I now have 50K miles on my 2013 ram truck and it is finally time to change them. They have gone to 65K on some of my older trucks, but they were E rated and this truck has a lower rated tires, but still.has tread. Keep up the good work Goodyear.

The tire itself handles well. They tend to cause you to hydroplane when the wear is down to 3/4. My BIGGEST complaint is I have to replace these tires EVERY SINGLE YEAR!!!! They are rated 50,000 miles and I'm lucky if I get 25,000. Every year like clock work I have to get a new set... (these are the only tires that fit my Jeep Patriot. I have tried finding an alternative, however backspacing, height and width have proven difficult to find an affordable replacement for my 4x4 wimp) I asked my dealer what's the deal? Why am I having to replace them every year? So we set up a plan and I've had them rotated every 5,000 miles (roughly) so we can go to the manufacturer and ask them why they rate these obvious 25,000 mile tires at 50,000. I bought mine on 7-28-15 with 68,210 miles on my vehicle. its 5-9-16 and I have 90,098 miles on the odometer and I down to the wear bar now. DO NOT BUY THESE! I am not a "hard" driver. That is not the reason. I do not travel dirt roads and broken highways.

I wish Goodyear had a more aggressive tire in my size but they quit making the Wrangler RT/S in 265/75R15. I usually buy the Wrangler RT/S for my pickup and my wife's Yukon. I have gotten more than 90,000 on every set on both vehicles over the last 15 or so years. Admittedly, they are mostly city and highway miles.