Hello folks these tires are good when they are new. I had no issues beside the tread wear. They wear quick. Besides that I managed well with them in the deep snow, Rain. Great comfortable ride. I would recommend these as a 2 season tires Spring and Summer. Only downfall with these tires they puncture easily. I had to fight for a free replacement.

This is the second set of tires for my Dodge Ram. The first set made it to about 63,000 miles. 7000 miles was hauling a 35 foot travel trailer and kept both vehicles on the road really well. The traction is superior, the wear and comfort is quite nice. Low to no road noise. You can carry on w a conversation at a normal tone of voice. These tires meet so many expectations.

These came new on my 2018 Chevrolet. The truck has 36,000 miles on it and I have already replaced 3 of the 4 factory tires because the belts in the tires separated. This could have easily causes a blowout killing anyone in the vehicle. I don't haul heavy payload and don't drive fast (truck wasn't made for that). I have rotated the tires with every oil change and kept the recommended pressure with nitrogen. The tire quality is just extremely poor!

From what I have found on our other trucks of same make and brand the competitors brands far exceed the Goodyear . Use to make really good products now sure . Only got 36,000 out of our Wrangler SR-A's . 90% of that mileage is strickly highway usage . Very very disappointed .

I will say they have worn extremely well. 30,000 miles and the tread life looks great but at the cost of traction. This is the worst tire I've ever seen on wet roads. I feel it hydroplane in heavy rain, slide going around corners in town and slide if I brake to hard. The tires spin at every intersection when the roads are wet. It's bad enough I have to put my car in snow mode to reduce torque to try and minimize the spinning. This is on a 2001 Infiniti FX 35 with 150000 miles on it. It's not a hot rod but it can spin these tires while rolling at 30 mph. If I could justify the loss I'd throw them out today.

I used Goodyear SRA tires on my 2013 Jeep GC since I brought it new. I already have 235,000 miles on my Jeep. These tires are good in the snow/rain and off road. I work in construction and never gotten stuck on a construction site with these tires. I brought a 2022 Jeep GC. They came with another brand tire. Cannot wait till theyre worn so I can switch over to Goodyear SRA.

These tires were on my new Jeep when I got it. Only 28,000 miles and driving in the rain is a nightmare. I took measurements today and the tred is still around four to five thirty-seconds on each. For PA state inspection standards they are quite legal but junk already and I'll have to buy new before the snow starts again. I really do not like these tires at all. The only time I found them decent in rain or snow was when they were new.

Tires lasted 46xxx, with less than 45% wear, the fact that one tire (LR) had two nails in its lifetime led to sidewall ripping on removal to fix a flat. Weather wore out these tires almost to the month of 5 year date code. Daily driven and tow vehicle, these are good all around Load Range E tires. Would recommend.

quiet tire with weak sidewalls and poor traction in ice and snow. rides very smooth and quietly on the road, but winter traction with wet snow ice worse than average abd i wouldnt offroad these at all. they wore out in 40000 KM so life span is not great. will purchase either wrangler duratracs or BFGoodrich AT KO2's will sacrifice quiet for tough long lasting

I have over 45,000 miles on my set of tires. There's 1/2 the tread left on them! My quandary at this point is that my front brakes are chirping, and I need new brakes on the front. As economical as these tire are, should I just buy all 4, or just 2 for the front.