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 bought a used 2011 Jeep Liberty which needed to have the tires replaced within 6 months. I purchased these tires and was amazed at how much better the vehicle handled. Of course, I got questioned on why I would put LT tires on when the original tires were P, however, I like the WRRR sound and the feeling of a beefier tire. And its a jeep? I have had Jeep Wranglers in the past and had Goodyear MTRs on them and no one questions that, but since the Jeep factory chose to put inferior tires on, I get the weird look for upgrading. I'm sure if I was a guy, I would not have been questioned. But I digress. These tires are awesome! Especially in the wet weather. I would buy these again and again.

I have used these tires exclusively for about 8 years, over 248,000 miles , at least 6 sets I think. I do not rotate as I should or they may last longer. Great ride, never had a flat, never have to add air. Not the best in mud on the jobsite, but always make it out.

Just yesterday, I purchased 4 Goodyear Adventurer All Terrain Tires. When I got home, I thoroughly inspected them. I was appalled to find out that the DOT dates on these tires, were more than 20 months old. I immediately contacted both the dealership and Goodyear. I am now getting the run around about how these 20 month old tires are as good as fresh ones. Buyer BEWARE ......and insist on inspecting the tires BEFORE INSTALLATION! I wish I had read some of these more recent reviews before purchasing !

Tires only lasted about 45000 miles with rotation every 5000 miles. The absolutely worse tire I've ever owned for winter driving. My tire size 275/60/R20 which is a little wide but had little to no traction on snow covered roads. Hauled my 18' trailer nice with atv and snowmobile on it, on dry roads. I would not buy tires again switched to wrangler duratrac. Have not driven in the snow yet will update in winter..

My truck is off road at the farm. On the highway for cross country trips and half the time pulling camper. I am not sure if it is the Kevlar but I have had one flat in 150k miles driving over Ozark rocks and cut off tree saplings in the field. They are also as quiet as a highway tread. I am halfway through my 3rd set. I will probably get another set before winter as they get around great in the winter. I have run many sets of tires on pickups over the years but will always use these.

I bought my 2015 F150 in the summer of 2016. It was brand new & came with these tires. It is now almost 3 years to the day I bought it & 110,000 kms later & I am just noticing some splitting & baldness so it is now time to replace. I was looking at other tires but will probably just put another set of these on as these tires are 3 1/2 years old. I would recommend these for sure!

Came on my 2016 Toyota Tacoma. First trip in the truck was about 290 miles through the mountains from South Carolina to Tennessee in pretty heavy rain. I was impressed with how well the tires did in the wet weather while winding through the mountains in moderate traffic.

Put these in my 2009 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited and went with the largest size I could get without lifting or putting bigger wheels. They look great and added a little more height to the vehicle. This is the second set I have purchased (Jeep and Tahoe). Love them.

These tires came on my new Toyota Tacoma.... I have 65,000 miles on them! I asked the Toyota Tech if they needed replacement, he said they were in compliance. He could not believe that they were original tires. I do rotate the tires every 7,500 miles..... I drive a lot of freeway miles for work. When it comes time to replace them, I will use the same tire.