Came on brand new F-250. Have 23,000 miles. My tire pressure gauge alerted me to a low tire pressure. Looked at tire treads, figured it was a nail or screw. I notice the tread is starting to peel or flake off. I have never seen this on a tire. Sure though I could have gotten more mileage on a new set of tires, on a new pickup.

I have the 265/70R17 on my Jeep JKU with 170k miles. These tires have about 25K miles on them and have 20% of treadwear left and I doubt I'll be anywhere near to the 60,000 mile life. I have had 2 punctures from small flint rocks on gravel roads. This is disappointing as puncture resistance was the reason I purchased them . The tires have stayed balanced well which has been an issue with other tires I have put on the Jeep and the road noise is limited.

These tires replaced a more aggressive stock Goodyear tire on my 2019 AT4. Those tires were loud in the 40 to 55 mph speed of which is most of my driving up here in Mid Coast Maine. These tires are noticeably quieter, handle quite well on dry pavement with a good road feel. I have been out a couple of times in the snow and slush with very good results so far, winter has just really started to wind up here so time will tell.

These tires are great. I have over 50,0000 miles on my (LT 275/70R17) tires and still have tire life. I keep proper Air pressure and rotate and balance them every time the oil is changed. I am buying a new F150 and having the dealer to remove the tires that come with the new truck and putting these on my new truck.

Great tire 75000 miles finally need to replace. Great in any weather condition. Going to buy again. My friend had them on his truck got 80000 miles and bought a new set. Would never buy another tire. Never got 60000 miles on any!! truck tire I bought.

The overall performance of the tires were good. The appearance was good. Tires were rotated every 6,000 miles. When I made the appt for the 6,000 mile rotation with the tires having approximately 37,000 miles on them, the tread depth was at approximately 1/16" - 3/32" as inspected by the dealer Technician. This falls well short of the 60,000 treadlife guarantee. The truck use is normal non-aggressive driving.

After researching an assortment of AT tires we decided on the Goodyear All Terrain Adventure with Kevlar for our 2019 Jeep Wrangler. Great on road, off road and at beach areas, very smooth stable ride on highway also! Will be purchasing another set for my 1998 Jeep Cherokee!

I have had 2 sets of these tires. I drive A LOT! 50,000 a year or more. Both sets exceeded 75,000 miles before needing to be replaced and no issues at all. I lost about 1 MPG, but quiet and handles any road condition I encountered with no problems whatsoever. I highly recommend these tires for any conditions you might encounter here in the South and especially if you drive a lot.

I am so far very impressed with Kevlar tires! I had the usual soft quiet road tires on my new vehicle when I bought it 2 years ago... which were fine until you leave the paved road. Once you hit the gravel, then the 4-ply soft quiet tire praying starts: "Please Lord, don't let me get a flat tire." If you're looking for a 10-ply tire that feels exactly the same as the stock 4/5-ply tire that most of us get at the dealership, good luck! But I will say, these tires are as close to that as I ever had! Did I notice road noise? Is the ride stiffer? Yes and yes, but very very little in both categories. My buddy knows tires upside down. When I showed him my new tires, the first thing he did was to look at how much lead was used to balance the tires (I found out less is a sign of well made quality tires). Three wheels had 1/4 oz and one wheel had 1/2 oz. I asked if that was good? He said that was unbelievably good! Top quality!

Great tire, I had a more aggressive tire on my truck and was wanting something with decent traction but would give me a smoother quieter ride. These were recommended by a friend and I'm glad I went with them. They handle nice, ride smooth, and are quiet! I have these on a 2012 F150 super crew 5.0l 4x4