Put these tires on my 2500 Sierra Duramax Diesel which I mainly use for pulling the boat or the 5th wheel camper around western Colorado and eastern Utah. They performed great. They look great. I have not had so much as a flat. They were rotated regularly and have worn evenly. But at 23,000 miles they are shot and must be replaced. Not what I expected from Goodyear!

This is my second set of the Goodyear All Terrain Adventure, I've traveled all over the place with these tires! Heavy rain, sleet, and mud and they always hold up! The smooth ride combined with the awesome traction never has me second guessing taking a long road trip.

I have used MANY other brands of tires. Some off road tires for what I thought would be great traction. Some that just came on the trucks when I got them. But they all has a compromise. This new All Terrain Adventure does it all! It has the strength to haul, the winter traction I need, the ride quality I want, and the mileage warranty to back it all up! I have had them for a year and a half and have already put 20,000 miles on them and they are still going strong.

I had a set of Silent Armor tires that I loved and had planned to buy another set until I saw the Adventure tire was available. So far these tires handle well but they are quite a bit stiffer than the Silent Armor tires were. I live in Atlanta and drive on a lot of rough roads in the city and so far I'm feeling every bump in the road. I'm hoping that these tires just need to be broken in and will smooth out after a few more miles. I have only put about 2000 miles on them so far and I'm hoping that maybe they'll get better with time. Everything else seems to be good but I'm having a hard time getting over the harshness of the ride. I had Bridgestone Dueler and the Goodyear Silent Armor tires on my truck but these Adventures ride much rougher than either of the tires I owned previously. The Silent Armors were the best of the three sets.

Never got a smooth ride from these. Bought at chevy dealer. When mounted, I brought them back multiple times because of highway vibration. Multiple alignments and rebalances, but not luck. Was told the runout was within specs. They're not wearing evenly after all that, especially the ones with more run out. I've got 30k on them and I can't take it anymore. They're getting replaced with a different brand soon. I really wanted to love them.

This is the second set of these tires I've owned. The first set was put on my truck before I purchased my new F-150 3.5 years ago. I was glad to see that these came with the new vehicle. Since then, I've put nearly 100,000 miles on them and they are still running good. (Mostly highway miles). This fall, I plan to replace them with the same exact tire as I've been very happy with them.

We drove our low mileage 2013 F150 King Ranch nearly 3,500 miles on the first outing (from Ohio to Alabama to Texas to Colorado) in December 2017 with these tires trailering a lightly loaded 16' trailer. The tires provided excellent performance in a variety of weather conditions. We found that the tires provided the best ride on this truck at the low end of the recommended tire pressure.

First off, I normally don't write reviews. Second, I normally only buy BFGoodrich tires. With this stated, I planned well in advance to replace the tires on my 2010 Toyota Tundra. I needed a good tire that was long lasting, good wear, good traction, handled weight, and looked aggressive. My search was not for an All Terrain tire, but a step or 2 below. I started looking with the BFG Rugged Terrain, but was quickly disappointed by the reviews. I moved on to a more all weather tire ending up with the Goodyear AT Adventure. I've been more than satisfied with traction, noise, appearance, and maintaining balance. I have no rating for snow since I got these tires in April, but expect they will be excellent. Also, I have a truck, so handling is as good as can be expected.

I put these tires on my F-250 4x4 crew cab in early September 2015. Since then I made a trip to northern British Columbia for a moose hunt. Great ride, very quiet and mileage was about 1-2 mpg better than the competitor's tires I took off. For the last two weeks we have been driving in powder snow and on compact snow & ice and traction is very good, without studs or siping. I drove for many years on Goodyear F-32 winter radials during my law enforcement career and these tires are almost as good.

Good tire, went a size up because they were cheaper by $90 a set and though gas milage wold be better. Only issue is that my gas milage went down by 20% over the Hankook I had. Think the Hackocks had a harder tread because the wet traction on the Hackocks wasn't as good as the goodyears.