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.

These came on my 2017 Ram Sport Night Edition. Rotated as recommended tires are bold @ 28,000 miles. Not even close to the mileage they advertise. I think you should at least get with a reasonable mileage of your advertised or maybe use better materials and not the cheapest you can find..... the best thing about these tire is the white outline letters on the sidewalls the is a plus since now one else want too make them

I am impressed with the mold design. The molds for the four tires were all clean, i.e., no blemish from a dirty mold. The tires each required only small balance weights. I like that only small vents were required. Note: some vents were left untrimmed on all four tires. Prior to purchasing the set of tires the vehicle was aligned. The belted tires seem very true in their alignment, too. I'm impressed. It has been several years since I purchased any Goodyear tires. The quality seems improved.

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.

I have these tires on my 84 f150 camper special 2 wheel drive gvwr 6100 pounds the only thing these tires work well on is dry or wet pavement only. THEY SUCH IN SNOW EVEN WITH 800 POUNDS OF SAND IN THE BEDOF MY TRUCK NO TRACTION IN SNOW they sucks on grass wet grass , and mud after 10 minute rain I can't up the slight slope in my yard with goosing it to get up the sped to get in yard though I do have p 235/ 75r 15 on my truck right now

these tires came on the 2012 Jeep Liberty I bought in the begining of Dec. I live in upstate NY were winters are hard with lots of deep snow. I had great traction and didn't have to use the 4x4 mode in some of the bad weather. they are great in the rain. A bit of noise but great handling on the Jeep. no sliding when i hit some wet spots on the road. will by them again. A few of my friends also have them on their Jeeps.

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.

Bought a replacement set 2 1/2 years ago. Still going strong after 50K+ miles. Probably will get at least another 10K miles out of them. Great handling, cornering ability, quiet ride and excellent tread wear. First set came on my 2008 Chrysler Aspen and I'm glad I decided to replace them with the identical product. Great product...highly recommend!

After 30,000 miles I had to give up. Probably could have gone 38 to 40K or longer based on tread depth but safety first. The issue - wet road traction. They would have had better traction for the full life if the sipes had been full cut. I've never really understood why some only cut them to a shallow or partial depth. In addition to traction issues the sides walls had started to show stress cracking around the tire bead.

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.