second set of these on the f150. got these because it's two wheel drive and need a good tire to make up at least some of the difference for winter driving (snow, ice...) It's heavier and more aggressive tread than the Michelins it came with so the mpg went down a slightly but a much better snow tire. Got 60,000 miles and there was plenty of tread left.

I am very please at how quite these are. Traction when needed from the AT tire but rides like a road tire. I hope to see 60k miles out of them - time will tell.

These tires got my '04 Lincoln Navigator and I everywhere on or off road, loaded or unloaded. They're awesome under load, in snow or mud, and handle a full size vehicle very well under any circumstances! I'll definitely be purchasing these again!

14k on tires losing chunks of rubber from tread, dealer blames my rock driveway, total miles possibly driven on driveway 150, if thats the case then these are limited terrain not all terrain. Very dissapointed.

Smooth, quite, and showing very little wear after 15,000 miles. Wet and mud traction seem to be good. Been in some pretty sloppy stuff in my heavy diesel truck and haven't been stuck yet.

The GoodYear Tires with Kevlar are the best. This is my second set of tires and the reason I purchased them again are: Smooth ride Great in snow Wear well got 61,000 of my last set. Set of tires. Will purchase these tires in the future

these tires will be used for pulling a boat,and winter driving. as they are new,i cant say how quickly they wlill wear, but as of now they are very good

I've purchased off brand tires before and the quality of these are far better. They are a little noisy on the highway but overall a great winter asset.

I have near 50,000 miles on this set of tires. They are wearing very evenly. The traction is excellent on the snow and ice. The ride is soft for a truck tire. I have them on a 4x2 Dodge pickup

The other tires had 32k and were starting to hydroplane at low speeds and slip at wet starts. I've had these GY Wranglers before and they are proven to last and not slip. Just keep them rotated at every oil change and they will go the distance!