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.

Came new on my 2016 ram tradesman. They are no good in the snow the treads are not wide enough can not clean out the snow just packs in the tread and u get no traction I live in Tennessee we got about 2 inches of snow truck has 9200 miles tires already seem to be wearing out

These tires came on a new 2011 Ford Ranger. I drive 50 miles per day. Presently have 78,000 miles on the vehicle and will probably need to be replacing them soon. Want to hold out for the 80,000 mark though if I can. Will put the exact tires back on when they are replaced. Can't be unhappy about the service I have gotten out of them. Thanks, Joe

I drive gravel roads quite often, I have blown 3 tires in a month! These tires should never have been put on a light truck application! They have left me on the side of the road and I have been late for work because of blow outs! Not impressed at all with the overall performance of the Goodyear wrangler SRA!!

i used to be a tire specialist, and did some tire compound testing with a motorsports company in nc. i have seen a lot of things with tires. but i have never experienced a brought to market item that had such little qc... in a regulated market. these tires are 5 months old per the date on the sidewall, and 12,000 highway miles are already on them. but ALL 5 TIRES INCLUDING THE SPARE have the belts separating. and goodyear doesnt have the decency to attempt to do anything about it. neither does the dealership. good tire. until its NOT.

I'm the 2nd owner of the 2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited 4X. I've put 30k of the 60k miles on the tires. I drive in Alabama weather so not much snow, but other wise the tires provide excellent driving control under all other weather conditions. No noise on highway. Off road is good. Tread wear has been very good with Lincoln's head just showing :) I'm replacing old tires with same OEM tires. Mileage is superb as I probably could put on another 5k or more but I don't want to chance it. The value is there!

I haven't really had them long enough but I'm getting a smoother ride on the all season radial tires and I also noticed and increase on MPG which is excellent.

We own a jeep wrangler ,the Good year SR A only have 34000 miles ,they are at the point of needing replacement .I have the same tire on my new Ram 1500 I hope ,those tires will last longer . Time to look for a different brand

These tires are ridiculously loud, even on side streets. I've owned several vehicles and put Goodyear Wranglers on, never had an issue. These SR A will never be purchased by me again.

purchased new RAM in 2017. The truck has been serviced regularly. I don't abuse the tires in any way. Normal city/highway driving. no towing. The truck now has 26,000 miles and the tries are about wore out.