Purchased 50,000 miles ago. Regular, recommended rotation conducted throughout life of tires. By 50,000 of the 65,000 warranty, the tires were in need of replacement. Strangely, I had three incidents in the 50,000 with nails penetrating the tread. I've never experienced so many punctures. New Michelin tires are much quieter and smoother riding than any time with the Bridgestone

Put them on my Honda CRV to get better snow/rain traction. Not a smooth ride and they make a noise like riding on a tar & gravel road; also, at about 45 mph they deliver a whine. Removed the tires and put Yokohama tires on the CRV all noise and whine went away.

I have a little over 30000 miles on these tires and they are just about to hit the replacement indicators. The only other issue is they tend to compress after sitting for awhile so they will vibrate some until they warm up. Other than that the traction and handling are great.

I bought these to replace our previous BF Goodrich Long Trails on our 2012 Highlander. These had over 60,000 miles on them and were excellent tires, so wanted to find something similar to replace them. The new Advantage tires were a good choice so far. Good rolling down the highway, and good traction in the snow.

I bought a set of these for my RAM truck last week so I could get better traction in rainy conditions. So far I notice a big difference from my original tires. The design of the tire seems to be a good fit for my truck as I usually drive around town and some highway, not much off road. Will see how they perform going forward, but so far so good!

I purchased two of these for the rear of my full-size pickup and they had a vast improvement over the slippery KO's in rain. I like the tire so much I just purchased two more for the front axle. Very low noise and excellent traction all on top of superb ride. I never scrimp on tires and these have a better ride than the Michelins I was using up front.

I've purchased TA KOs for years for my trucks so when it came to tires for my family vehicle I found these. I live in NW Pennsylvania. I put these on 2 weeks ago. In the past 2 weeks we've had an 18" snowfall, several other minor snowfalls, icy roads and now 40 degree weather. Snow performance was excellent, vehicle handles great and no road noise. I did my research before buying. Very happy with these tires.

Just bought a second set for my wife’s AWD CR-V. Pros: ride and handle great. Look good. Based on previous set they are great in light to moderate snow. Cons: they are LOUD. Constant drone at highway speeds. Previous set was much quieter until they were 1/2 wore out. Not sure if there was a change in tire compound or slight design change but they are very annoying. Much louder than the KO2s and Falken Wildpeak AT3s that I have run on my truck. Probably going to replace with something else after the winter season.

I had 4 of these advantage Lt sport 245/70 17 put on my f150 in 2019, today, I was planning on just having alignment done, then I decided on 2 tires, my mechanic neighbor said these tires are good for another 8- 10000 miles. Well, why wait, had all 4 replaced and aligned, glad I did so, these tires are great on f150

My first time purchase for Goodrich tires were 4 Advantage T/A tires on 8/24/21. On 12/11/22, (6,750 wear miles) I found my tire to be flat in my driveway so I put in air and went to the local dealer for repair. After two days of trying, they found a split in the tire tread where it met the sidewall. The local tire dealer contacted Goodrich and indicated the warranty was prorated at 50% causing me to pay for a new tire at 50% off the 2022 new price. Only 6.750 miles on a 15 month old tire. As far as I am concerned this should have been a 100% warranty as the tire failed due to manufacturer's defect. The six warranty is meaningless. Buyer be ware!