worn out at 20k with 5/32 left. Snow is on the ground and these tires are garbage. These are categorized as a a/t tire but I would lean towards on road only, they constantly loose traction on interstate on ramps, accelerating in 3ed or 4th gear from 40 mph will have them scratching the pavement.

My 2010 Ram1500 came from the factory with Goodyear Wrangler SR-As (17"). I bought the truck new in 2010 and just bought a new set of Wranglers after 7 years and 72,000 miles on the original ones. Rotate them every 5K miles, and kept them balanced and properly inflated, and they will give you great service for a very long time. They perform very well in all weather conditions and are smooth and quiet as well. You can't go wrong if you treat them right!

I got 70K miles on the factory set and tried Fortera's twice. They always wore out too soon, but Goodyear always prorated the next set. I am now going back to these tires and I expect to get 70K out of these. My Durango turned 13 today, and I turned 59! The truck has 140K miles, it looks and runs great.

This set of Goodyear Wrangler SR-A P265/65R18 tires did a decent job as OEM equipment on the Silverado, lasted 3 years and over 55,000 miles. Mostly highway miles in a northern climate, but they rode nicely and were very quiet for a truck. Performed some towing of a scout trailer, and some gravel roads camping and on construction sites. Looking to replace with the same model because I expect to continue the work related highway driving.

Overall, i gave these tires 5 stars. Handling is crisp and tight, very low noise level on highway, low rolling resistance. I feel like i get good mpg with these tires. For City or highway driving this is a good choice. ive driven in a few inches of snow with no issues. IF your going off road, you may want more aggressive tread, for me however this tire is on both of my trucks. i had the HT's on my truck which i did not care for, i am much happier with the SRA's.

My Jeep Patriot came with these tires and they lasted only for 30k miles. I purchased new Goodyear SR A hoping this time it will last longer. I was wrong. It came only 30,000 miles. Apart from mileage, the road noise is terrible in this tires. I installed Michelin Tires and I can feel the difference. This is the worst tires you can get for your vehicle. Stay away from these tires.

OEM Tires, haven't replaced them yet but looking at same tire. So far, 64,000 miles and counting. Still good but starting to wear thin. As they have gotten older the wet traction is not as good as when they were newer. This is on a 3/4 ton truck and we haul an 11K lbs 5th wheel. The tires do great and handle the load very well. I have driven in the snow as well and can not complain about the traction. Definitely an all season tire.

Replaced another brand and the difference is amazing. This tire was the original model that came on my Durango. After wearing out I had replaced them with another brand and was sorry I ever did that...they had a terrible ride and absolutely NO wet traction!

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.

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.