put these on my 06 F150 4x4 with 90k miles. Replaced Coopers that were on it when I purchased the truck used. these new tires are great in everything i've tried them in/on so far. Been mostly snow/ice since i put them on just before winter. No issues with traction - even without 4x4 being on - just threw 250lb of sand tubes in the bed. tires are heavier than before - i can tell by how fast i can get up to speed now. They are quiet - surprised since they appear aggressive.

This is my second set of these tires on my F150. I need a tire that delivers good traction on wet highways in Florida and off road in the mountains of North Carolina. These tires deliver every time. The tread design is less radical than many other 4x4 tires resulting in better ride quality, At the same time I feel the off road traction will match up well against just about any other brand and with the Kevlar these tires are super strong.

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.

Never got a smooth ride from these. Bought at chevy dealer. When mounted, I brought them back multiple times because of highway vibration. Multiple alignments and rebalances, but not luck. Was told the runout was within specs. They're not wearing evenly after all that, especially the ones with more run out. I've got 30k on them and I can't take it anymore. They're getting replaced with a different brand soon. I really wanted to love them.

Purchased 4 for my F350 Crew Cab. Factory OEM tires were horrible in anything but dry conditions. These surprised me because I gained no more noise ( very quiet) and the ride is the same and smooth without the sidewall flex of the OEM tires. Better yet my mileage picked up a few percent as well. I got to use them last week in a bit more then 400 miles of nothing but ice and snow. Very impressed. Careful use of the throttle with the diesel made 4wd unwarranted except for plowing through heavy snow. So far so good. Aggressive enough for most applications without the penalties of off road tires. My local Ford dealer supplied everything. The pricing was fair as well.

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.

I've always gone with goodyear, but in my last purchase i had to choose between another competing tire, and the all terrain adventure, which were advertised under the name silent armor at the time. These were a bit more expensive, but i can definitely say they were worth it. I do quite a bit of off-roading, and my old tires were just too bald for me to use my vehicle to the fullness of it's capabilities while off road, and I was getting stuck in areas where i should have been able to breeze through. That's when i knew i needed new tires. I went back to my usual spot that i go to for off roading, and this time i had no problems whatsoever taking the mud-holes and hills in four wheel drive, and the ride quality on pavement is just as excellent as the gain I got for off roading. Excellent tire for the person who wants extreme off road capabilities but is also looking to drive on these tires every day to work, school, etc.

I live in Washington and had a different brand reasonable priced AT tires for about 3 years and on wet or snow covered roads they had a very high pucker effect. At speeds that with a more expensive brand I've had would hold fine. I got these Goodyear's and have not had any more scares. They are great tires at a reasonable price.

I had a set of Silent Armor tires that I loved and had planned to buy another set until I saw the Adventure tire was available. So far these tires handle well but they are quite a bit stiffer than the Silent Armor tires were. I live in Atlanta and drive on a lot of rough roads in the city and so far I'm feeling every bump in the road. I'm hoping that these tires just need to be broken in and will smooth out after a few more miles. I have only put about 2000 miles on them so far and I'm hoping that maybe they'll get better with time. Everything else seems to be good but I'm having a hard time getting over the harshness of the ride. I had Bridgestone Dueler and the Goodyear Silent Armor tires on my truck but these Adventures ride much rougher than either of the tires I owned previously. The Silent Armors were the best of the three sets.

These tires came with my jeep. I assumed with the kevlar reinforcement that they would be almost indestructible. After 3 months of normal everyday driving I had a flat due to a construction staple that I must have ran over. As far as puncture resistance is say they are no better than your typical tire.