The tires are quiet for the tread and do excellent in the rain but it took 8 tires to make my truck ride somewhat smooth and now the hop is back and so is the shake in my steering wheel they just cannot seem to get them balanced or keep them balanced and i know i have lifetime rotate and balance but i am tired of going there everyday!

Tires only lasted 33,000 miles and are worn out. They ride okay, but they are completely worn out in 33k miles. I had the tires rotated properly. I only used them for normal driving. I have these on a 2017 Toyota Tacoma. I purchased the truck new. The tires have lasted 2 years and 33k miles.

For the money they aren't worth it. Not thrilled about tire life as they didn't last 28,000 miles even with regular rotations at 5,000. Going to try something else. FYI they're on a 2014 RAM 2500 4x4 and I did not off-road the truck but once for maybe a hundred yards if that during the life of the tires.

I have used this tire on wet pavement in snow mud and ice. The tire has performed well in all these conditions. The ride on the highway at speed is good but not great. The tire is too new to comment on mileage wear but gas mileage has stayed the same from my less aggressive tire. I would recommend this tire and will probably put this tire on my Dodge Ram when it is time to replace those tires..

I just bought the Goodyear Adventure tires for my 1999 Chevrolet Silverado and they are more than I would ever expect for a truck tire. They ride nice, they grip like crazy and the raised white letting looks great. Would highly recommend these tires to anyone.

Installed on 2010 Silverado work truck. INITIAL impressions are very good. Had to replace a set of Michelins because one had a sidewall blowout! The Michelins gave great ride and fuel mileage but are inadequate for anything but hiway driving. These Goodyears track and respond better and are better in very deep snow and average in mud. If I get 60k or more miles out of them, I'll buy again. The sidewall on these is definitely thicker and stiffer than the Michelins so I expect better off road/dirt and gravel road durability. Despite the stiffness, there is no appreciable loss in ride comfort compared to the soft Michelins. Another thing that I disliked about the Michelins is that although they are the same tire size and rating as the OEM tires, you cannot air them up to the same pressure (35 psi, as specified on the door sill placard) because they wear as though they are significantly overinflated--the mid tread siping was gone at my first 8,000 mile rotation and the front tires tread wore similarly. I had to air down to 33 up front and 31 on the rear tires to keep a flat 'footprint' across the width of the tire. I suspect this is because the Michelins are so soft for minimal rolling resistance but really? The OEM tires rode fine and lasted 70k where both the front and rear were maintained at the specified pressure and they wore perfectly evenly. I suspect these beefier Goodyears will also wear better than the air-downed Michelins. Bye bye Michelin, hello Goodyear! I ordered these from Walmart.com and received email notification on delivery. My local Cody, WY store installed these same day in an hour and even stowed my spare that I had left in the bed of the truck after the night time blowout. My only criticism is that all four tires were over inflated to different pressures. After I aired them all down to 35 psi, I realized how smooth-riding and sure-footed these made my Silverado once again.

Do a lot of camping and mountain biking, driving both highway and off-road, and tow a 30' travel trailer. Got these tires because I kept flatting the OEM tires off road. Have not flatted once since putting the Kevlar ATs on. The tires perform well in rain and exceptionally in snow all across the western states. About to put a second set on after about 60K miles.

I have this tire on two of my cars, both 4x4. Good : Rides great, quiet, durable, great for gravel roads, sand dirt, looks rugged and is , long lasting, I wouild buy again Bad : Kevlar, I still get nails in the tire, the Kevlar is deceiving, it does nothing in my opinion

I've had these tires for a little over a year and have put a little over 20,000 miles on them now. They are wearing very well and traction is great. Most of my driving is stop and go, with a mix of highway. I've towed a little bit, as well as a little mud and off-road (fields at the father-in-law's farm) with no problems. I've also driven in snow and ice with great traction in both (driving sensibly).

This is my 2nd set of these tires. Mostly gravel-mud-snow driving as I am a grain farmer and live in country. First set I got 73000 kilometres out of them and only 1 small puncture. Could have got another year out of them, but winter ice and snow are back. I am really pleased with tires. They handle well in all conditions, but they have some highway noise. Also gravel driving eventually chips tread away. Would buy again,very durable.