I purchased these tires in December and live in snowy, cold Cleveland Ohio. I have driven them in a blizzard, icy conditions and heavy rain both throughout the city and on highways. I am so impressed with how well they handle these conditions. I drive a 2014 Durango and purposely tried to "slide" during our blizzard and had a difficult time doing so. They have excellent traction and make me feel very safe in the crazy winter we're having here.

Surprisingly quiet in the highway. Does great in the snow and ice. Decent off road capability, more capable than the car for sure. Had these on my 3/4 ton pickups for years, first time I've used them on a light duty vehicle and I'm happy to say they are just as good as I expected them to be.

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.

My friend at the tire shop I use recommended these to me when they first came out so I decided to give them a try. I have been extremely happy with them in every condition I've used them in, especially snow. I am getting great wear & fuel mileage out of them and the ride comfort and noise level are very good. My last set of tires lasted long but were noisy and not very good in snow after about 1/2 worn. I would not hesitate in buying another set when the time comes.

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.

Bought 2 years ago Have 40000 miles on and don't think I'll get 10000 more, been rotated every 5000 miles, 95% highway miles, 3% gravel road, 10% of that hauling 16000 lb 5th wheel, rides a little stiff for first 5000 miles probably kevlar, have not had any punctures in all the miles one reason I purchased, great in snowy mountain passes, good in rain, might buy again trying to decide, life a factor.

I recently upgraded my 2012 Chevy Silverado Z71 from the OE tires to the AT Adventure Wranglers w/Kevlar. They are a big bigger than the stock 265/65/18 I went with 275/65/18, Just a bit bigger than the others. I have a leveling kit installed on the front end and weather tech mud flaps that I had to trim a tiny bit to eliminate the rubbing. These tires are superior to the previous tires i had. They are quite and look great, plus the added size gives me a bit more hauling capacity and ground clearance. I would highly recommend these tires, very happy. I hope that they last as long as the other tires, which went for 71K (so nothing bad to say about them, just very happy with my choice of these goodyears)

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.

I purchased these tires because my nephew is on his 3rd pair of these on his Ford F-150 pick up and has gotten close to 100,000 on each set!!! I have about 4,000 miles on my set on a 2008 Toyota Tacoma 4 x 4 including a trip to Montana and it rained most of the way out there. The tires were Great in the rain and standing water on the highway!

first set on 2017 jeep grand cherokee, vehicle is a daily driver on highway, through the snow belt area of western new york, and on a 1700ft gravel farm driveway. great tires over the road, wet or dry, and in the mud, snow and wet grass on the farm. also using them on 2005 dodge ram 2500 &3500 farm pickups with the same great performance!