Haven't run Goodyears in a long time so I was hoping for a good experience with the Wranglers that came on my Chev 2500 High Country. Disappointed at best. Terrible in wet conditions, very little tread left at 40K miles, 1 tire consistently leaks, another punctured with a small pebble in a parking lot. The only positive comment is little road noise. Switching to Continental next week.

Put these on my GMC P/U when I switched to 20" wheels. Got heavy rains within a week. Excellent traction on the wet desert roads. Surprisingly quiet with the medium aggressive tread pattern. Good traction on un-improved (dirt, gravel) roads. It remains to be seen how well they will wear on roads in 120 degree summer roads, but other Goodyears I've previously had held up very well.

The reason I bought these tires is becuase they originally came with my 2018 Nissan Titan. Which means I got 7 years out of them with basically no problems except for the occassional nail, ETC. They still had a tone of tread left since I only have 20,000 miles on the truck, but I had to change them when I noticed hair line cracks appearing. Which is why I went with the same brand. They are smooth, rides well at low and high speeds and handle well while breaking, conering. rainey conditions and they look nice too.

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.

This is actually my third set of this specific tire...they came new on my truck. I replaced them at 60k and 120k. I'm a little bit of a tight wad and I made sure to get almost every mile out of the first and second set. Not complaining one bit about them. I live in Iowa and the conditions change from hour to hour, let alone season to season. I will purchase these again.

From what I have found on our other trucks of same make and brand the competitors brands far exceed the Goodyear . Use to make really good products now sure . Only got 36,000 out of our Wrangler SR-A's . 90% of that mileage is strickly highway usage . Very very disappointed .

I purchased my 2007 Chrysler Aspen in 2010 with 19,000 miles on it and these Wrangler tires came on the vehicle when new. I don't put a lot of miles on this vehicle (only has 55,000 miles in 2018). These tires still have about half the tread left and no dry rotting or cracking, as well as, still perform great! I have had many tires in the past, several brands, fail for different reasons, but these tires are still in excellent condition.

These tires are the original tires that came on our 2012 RAM. I've rotated them every 10,000 km. and have just about 80,000 km. on them. They are good in snow, 2 Ontario winters on them, pulled other vehicles out of ditches with them. Didn't do any serious off roading with them. Quiet on the road , nice ride. Hauled a 25' 5th wheel camper cross country to Ft. McMurray and had no problems. I drive conservatively, keep my pressure at 44 psi and I believe I'll get 100,000 km by the looks of the wear bars, I'm not even close to them.

My 2010 Ram1500 came from the factory with Goodyear Wrangler SR-As (17"). I bought the truck new in 2010 and just bought a new set of Wranglers after 7 years and 72,000 miles on the original ones. Rotate them every 5K miles, and kept them balanced and properly inflated, and they will give you great service for a very long time. They perform very well in all weather conditions and are smooth and quiet as well. You can't go wrong if you treat them right!

Replaced another brand and the difference is amazing. This tire was the original model that came on my Durango. After wearing out I had replaced them with another brand and was sorry I ever did that...they had a terrible ride and absolutely NO wet traction!