I bought these tires in November of 2018 and I've had my tires rotated every oil change. The dealer just told me that they are getting close and will need replaced before the winter. I don't even have 12,000 miles on these tires that are supposed to have a 50,000 mile warranty on them. I get that they weren't going to last that long, but to not even last 12,000 miles is unacceptable.

I just went through my second pair of these tires and my truck only has 63,000 miles on it. I drive mostly country roads and do not beat on them by driving fast/wreckless. They don't last at all. The price is good but only expect to get 30,000 miles or less on these tires. They come standard on most pickup trucks. Two of my family members have had the same experience. If you want any long term life from your tires, find another brand or model because these don't last.

We drove cross country shortly after getting these mounted. Quiet, comfortable ride in our F-150 at 70 mph on the interstates. Put on a fair number of dirt road miles too and the tires did fine. Also drove a few miles on very muddy rutted road and the tires weren't so great for that, but that's to be expected - these are highway tires. Our Goodyear service center treated us well and we are very satisfied customers.

I purchased these tires for my 2013 F150 and they have been great. Have over 55K on them right now and will replace them with this same tire. The truck came new with Michelin tires, but I wasn't going to pay the Michelin price to have them put onto truck when it came time for a new set of tires. These Wrangler SR-A handled just as good as the Michelin that came on the truck and ride just as nice.

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.

I have had three sets of these. Truck is an 08 Dodge Ram 4 x 4, with now 168K miles. Fist two sets went just over 60 K before they had to be replaced. This last set didn't quite make 40 K and I pray every time I drive on them that they'll last until my new ones show up. Changing to a little more aggressive tire this time. Not that I do much off roading, but it's almost summer and spend time in the woods and pulling boat in and out on boat ramp. I think these are decent tiresd for the most part. You do have to rotate them very regularly to get all the miles out of them.

They were good while they lasted. Definitely not for off road but worked good for road and grass. I would not recommend these tires for a truck that you're going to use as a truck. Maybe a delivery truck would be okay. I still can't believe they need replace before 36,000 miles!

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!

Because of road debris, needed to replace two tires. Had them shipped to my home, and they arrived in two days. This tire is what originally came on my RAM 1500 and I have had no issue with the ride performance or the durability of these tires. Great tire for my truck.

i have a 2012 ram with a 122000 miles on and 35000 miles of that i pulled a 10,000 pulled trailer when i moved south 17 trips back ans forth moving my shop and home heat to SC two of my tire are still the original tires that were on it when i bought the truck great tire and stil have not done a brake job on the truck