Put these tires on my wife's 2012 Pathfinder, vehicle is has a much more stable and quiet highway ride than it ever did, the BF Goodrich tires that came on the vehicle new - I believe those tires had too soft of side walls, that seem to require too much correction of direction over bumps at highway speeds.

These tires are fine as long as you don't want to get the 60k miles they advertise. I have these on my 2017 Tacoma, and they are 5/32 (for an all terrain tire) after 30k miles. They are wearing even but I rotate tires every 5000 miles. Disappointed in them so guess I'll upgrade in a few months. And the online chat guy just wants to pawn me off to some phone number. So really disappointed in customer service so far, which is why I rated it a 1 instead of a 3.

I had to write a review for these tires. I have had the stock Good Year tires and the Silent Armor which were better, but these are the best. They ride smoother, seem to grab better in snow and on ice. I have had other brands on my other trucks and these are the best I have seen. I will have to see how they wear. Great job Good Year! I saw on a review someone had said they were hard to balance? My mechanic laughed Mine didn't need much weight to balance. My mechanic said if they had a hard time balancing then they didn't know what they were doing.

I used to ONLY put Goodyear Wrangler TD's on my truck because of the traction, however, Goodyear decided to stop making them. I read reviews about how wonderful the Goodyear All-Terrain Adventures were so I bought them. What a mistake! Just driving on the highway with NO wind, my truck feels like it could change lanes w/o turning the wheel. No traction to really keep it on the road. I'd be surprised if it had any traction on gravel or dirt roads. I use my truck 90% on the highways and 10% off road. The only good review I can give is that they have a 60,000 mile warranty.

Outstanding tires! Noise is about the same as the original equipment tires. Mileage drop is noticeable but negligible for the traction. Very sure footed in dry or rain, snow traction in -0° is about as good as it gets for all season tires. It's not a dedicated snow tire but rides about as soft as the original equipment 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.

This is the second set of these tires. I got 58000 miles out of the first pair that replaced the factory original street tires. These tire give me off-road capability and they do not make any noise on pavement. They handle very well when cornering, make you feel like you are glued to the ground and the ride is very comfortable. I will get another set if the truck is still running.

These tires came on my farm truck when we bought it used. I haven't had any problems with heavy loads or dirt roads. I live in an area with mesquite and these tires have held up very well and never let me down. When it rains our dirt road becomes very muddy and I have not had any issues. I just n purchased new tires and stuck with these. I can't say exactly how long they have lasted since they came with the truck.

The tire is rated for 60,000 miles. The tires came with my new Tundra at 21 miles. The tires had to be replaced at 41,500 miles. Why? All the tires were wearing on the outside section of the tire. So in the middle the tread was still decent but the outside edge of the tires were almost bald or no tread visible. It was a new truck and when the tires were replaced the wheel alignment was out slightly on front right tire.

Features of the tire have been pretty good. Wear of the tires is up to par. In my opinion they are a little noisier than other tires I have had on this vehicle. My only problem with this tire is the fact that I have had to replace two of the 6 on my dully due to the tires pulling. They were replaced for free.