OEM on my 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Lasted 65000 miles. Alignment was spot on from the manufacturer, rotated every 5000 miles, kept tires properly inflated. Never had a OEM tire last beyond 30000. I was amazed with these tires. Great handling, very quiet ride. All highway miles.Great in the snow. I live in the Northeast.

These are essentially the same tires that came on my truck when I bought it. I rotated them every time I got an oil change and kept them inflated correctly. The treadwear was even at 55,000 miles. They nearly made it to 60,000 miles and probably could have, but I wanted to play it safe for the coming winter so I bought new ones.

I have 2500 miles on these tires so far. They were original equipment on a new Grand Cherokee Trail Hawk. They give above average highway handling for an All Terrain tire although I can feel the truck working around a little on heavily sipped concrete. Have yet to drive in significant rain, mud, loose dirt or snow. On hard packed dirt with gravel on top the tires feel as if they are scrabbling around on the gravel and not getting down to the dirt. Plan to do some off road driving soon and will report back. Plus rain/ snow season is just a few months away.

I hade multiple flats with the OEM's that came on the truck and wasn't real happy with road handling in heavy rain, had some hydroplanning. So at 40K miles I did some research and replaced them with this tire. They are awesome, 35K miles with no flats and the tires still have really good life on them. Just bought new truck, another RAM 1500, and will upgrade new truck to this tire immediately!

The came as dealer replacements on my Jeep Grand Cherokee Diesel Overland. I do a lot of Highway, Farm Lane and logging road driving with jaunts onto Backcountry roads (such as 60+ miles of rocky dirt roads in the Allegash Wilderness). The Kevlar belts/sidewalls have saved me from blowouts when driving over sharp rocks, broken tree roots and fording streams. The traction in deep mud is simply unbelievable as well as ability to maintain control on snow covered roads. I am really surprised that the tires are not loud at highway speeds (75+MPH). They are more expensive than other tires, but then again, one gets what they pay for. Thank you for an incredible tire Goodyear!!

The previous set of these tires I had on my Ranger lasted over 100,000 miles. I was extremely pleased with them so i got a new set. Old ones were P245------ and these new tires don't have that P designation. They are quiet. Wet traction is excellent. Handling is good too. Haven't gotten to use them in snow yet. But the ride quality is now harsh. And despite rebalancing they cause vibration. I like them, I guess, but don't think I'd get these again anymore.

I had Goodyear tires when I purchased my Pathfinder in 2008. Unfortunately, when I needed to replace them I went to a tire discount place and they didn't have the same tires. I ones I purchased were disappointing. After years, I finally went to get a new set of Goodyear tires. I love them!

So far, so good after about 2000 miles. The ride is slightly bumpier over rough surfaces than what I'm accustomed to due to the 10-ply construction and greater required air pressure but it's not at all unbearable. Overall the tires look great and perform great on any surface wet or dry. I don't live in a cold weather environment so I only see snow/ice once or twice a year if that. I'm anxious to see how they perform in winter conditions when given the opportunity. Very happy with the tires up to this point

i love them for the 200 miles i put on them. My vehicle has been in the shop for 82 days since i bought the tires. I thought they were the best tires i have ever had in the short time i had to try them out. My truck ended out being a lemon and is being replaced. Hope i can get another set of these tires for the replacement truck.

These came new on my Grand Cherokee Trailhawk. I have used these tires for about everything. I drive my Jeep hard on the road ( accelerate quick, fast cornering) and they excede my expectations. When the winter hit here in Michigan I was excited to test them in the deep snow. I have never gotten stuck in the snow, I have stopped in over 2 feet with just a little wheel spin and I'm free. I would literally go looking for snow covered roads to drive on after storms. The only time I have ever gotten stuck with these tires was in about 4 inches of mud I stopped in on a trail (got to test them the right way). The only thing I haven't been through with them is sand and rock crawling so I can't rate them for that. They are much quieter than I thought and get great gas mileage with them. I have 29K miles on them and they are probably at half life. I have them rotated every oil change. I got a flat so now I have to replace all four so I'm going with them again.