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.

It's a very functional tire with a good ride, at a reasonable price. It does not stand up well to gravel roads where one is driving at 80 Km/hr or more, however. The tire cuts easily. For highway driving it is a very quiet and comfortable ride. Driving in rain and snow is no problem so long as one has at least 50% tread left, and you drive to conditions.

I have purchased these tires twice now. They came new in my 2017 gmc sierra, it is now 2020 my truck has only 32k miles and I'm already on my second set! And the second set is almost wore half way! I made the very dumb mistake and bought these for my wife's jeep grand cherokee, needless to say she only got maybe 11000 miles out of them and were looking to replace them. With my truck the belts break easily and cause balance issues. STAY AWAY, FAR AWAY FROM THESE TIRES, i wouldn't even buy this to replace a spare. i didn't abuse the tires and I only work 15 mins away from my home my wife works even closer, they should of not worn out this quick! Extremely disappointed, and dissatisfied.

This is a poor choice of tire & tread type for pickup trucks. This is the third set of this tire type that was on the new trucks when purchased,This tire has very poor traction on most driving surfaces,Sorry to say this is my very last set of Good Years!!!

These tires were on my Ford F-150 which was purchased in May, 2013, with less than 50 miles on the truck. With approximately 11,000 miles on the truck we got a flat tire which we were told by our Ford dealer was irreparable and not under warranty. I now have to purchase a new tire for a truck that is not even 6mos old. Ridiculous!

I have bought these tires in the past and had trouble with them. I drive 16 miles a day on gravel, I got 4 one year , used them till I could afford new one's, got the new one's and right off started having the same problems, so I switch to a taller tire cause they didn't have anything else in my size. I went to a 235/16 Wrangler. Never had a problem that is what I run on my 2002 Ram. Went back to the 225's and I have less than a thousand miles on them and already having troubles. Please make a Wrangler in 225's PLEASE!!!!

Satisfied with these tires, they came on my 2014 sierra and were good for everything except our heaviest lake effect snow in northwest Indiana. I replaced them after 68k miles. Could of gone another 7k. But I wanted to replace them before I drive west to Colorado, Utah, Arizona. I am now running on Goodyear wrangler fortitude HT and expecting better snow traction without giving up ride comfort, tire life or mpg

These tires provide good service on highways and off-road on rugged terrain. The only problem I have is that with each set, the tire life has slightly diminished. Still as I still get over 50,000 miles with each set, so I can't complain. I do pay attention to tire pressure and wear patterns and rotate as needed, so I expect good wear.

I purchased a jeep grand Cherokee with these at 55k miles. The tires were not obviously new.. I figured they might be the originals. Now that I have 130k miles on the vehicle, I know that they really shouldn't be the originals, but I will put another 15k miles on them, THEY STILL HAVE 3/16+" OF TREAD LEFT! My jeep is very much a dog, and I drive easy, but I have personally put 75k miles on these, and another owner has put an unknown amount as well. I'll be buying another set for sure! Highly recommend for an SUV on pavement!

Tires came stock on my 2018 Ram. For my 30k service i was advised to get new tires as they were measured with only 3/32 tread wear. Now with 41k I'm scrambling for new tires. Wet/off pavement traction was fair at best. I say off pavement as i got stuck on wet grass in my lawn. No mud just wet grass. I think ill go back to the duratracs, they actually were a good tire wearing on my last truck.