I can compare these to the Michelin LTXs that were previously on my GX. The LTXs were quieter, but the Goodyear's are still pretty quiet given the much more aggressive tread. The handling has definitely improved with the Goodyear tires; my GX used to feel awkward and boatlike on curvy roads with the LTXs. Now its much more solid overall. Overall great tires and recommended. Note to GX470 owners; upgrade from the too-small stock 265/65/r17 to the larger 4runner-standard 265/70/r17! It will vastly improve the handling and also looks and fits perfectly.

I just put this tire on my '08 H3. I was honestly amazed and excited to hear and feel the difference. To be completely fair the tires I had on were quite worn and also Goodyear Wranglers Rt-S. Regardless the road noise is minimal almost non-existent and its like I'm riding on a cloud now; not easy in an H3.

The tires came on my brand new Ford F-150 FX4. I drive and treat my truck like a truck. I've go on long road trips and go off-road. One thing I've always been extremely confident in is these tires. Had them on a trail last night that had been flooded with water then froze. The ice was thick and jagged with about 6 inches of snow on top and 4 inches of water underneath. All in all it was a very tricky situation because I could only go forward. After about 500 yards of this I was able to climb off the trail and into about 2 feet of fresh snow. I drove through that and over small bushes and shrubs for another quarter mile or so before I reached the trail head. The tires never once gave me an issue. I inspected them last night and today front to back and they are entirely unscathed. For the money there is no tougher tire in my opinion. I'd also like to mention my truck is completely stock. Go Ford and Goodyear!!

Excellent Traction both Snow & Rain. Tread life good also, I have almost 30,000 on tires so far and tread depth still at 9/32 out of 12/32. Tires at little noisy but with the vehicle I drive Jeep Commander I barely hear them Rotate and align Tires last forever

Tires came on my new 2018 f150 4x4. Mixed use of daily driver and occasional towing 7500lbs travel trailer. Paved and gravel roads, heavy rain conditions but no snow. I have no disappointments with traction, control or quiet and comfortable ride. I am replacing at 50k due to upcoming RV trip but could probably get another 10k out of them.

put these on my 06 F150 4x4 with 90k miles. Replaced Coopers that were on it when I purchased the truck used. these new tires are great in everything i've tried them in/on so far. Been mostly snow/ice since i put them on just before winter. No issues with traction - even without 4x4 being on - just threw 250lb of sand tubes in the bed. tires are heavier than before - i can tell by how fast i can get up to speed now. They are quiet - surprised since they appear aggressive.

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 was riding on original tires, they were wearing down and needed to be replaced. My tires would slip on wet pavement out of a stop. My old tires would slide on wet pavement when going through roundabouts. Put the new Wranglers on... WOW... what a difference. I couldn't believe how much compensating I had been doing (i.e. relying my my 4 wheel drive). That first night, it snowed (covered the ground, less than an inch), never lost traction out of a stop, no sliding in roundabouts, and didn't need 4 wheel drive either. There was a little road noise at the start, but now I don't notice it. Also, I have had tons of compliments on the tires, as they have a nice aggressive, tough, rugged look.

OK, I'm a tire snob. I'm partial to Michelin and Continental tires and have been for a long time. It was time for something new so I chose these tires although I've had horrible experiences with GoodYear tires in the past. I am very impressed with these tires so far. For an aggressive tread pattern they are extremely quiet. As quiet as the Michelin LTX that were taken off the vehicle. I drove 1,500 miles with them in one trip upon getting them on mostly interstate roads but I got them in snow and they did beyond well. My only concern now is that they stay quiet and last as long as they are rated (60,000 miles). One note. On an 8,000lb Ford Excursion the recommended 45psi is way too low. Lots of "tire squirm" at that level. 65psi seems about right. Very impressed Good Year, very impressed!

The Weangler Radial is a great all around tire! Road noise is very minimal, wet and dry traction is very consistent, mud traction is very good and the tires do a good job of self cleaning, and the snow traction is awesome. Very, very happy with this purchase. I will be getting more on my new truck once the original equipment tires are done.