Tires do well at not hydroplaning, but their wet traction is subpar. In addition, they require frequent rebalancing. I rotate my tires every 5K miles and at least two of them will require rebalancing to prevent/eliminate vibration issues.

I bought 4 of these around 2016. Two of which had severe cracks after 20k. Long story short, Discount warrantied 3/4, fair compromise IMO. The new tires are at 30k and have no cracks.

62,000 miles on first set, and they took a beating from mile 1. Awesome winter and mud performance for a true AT tire. 2nd set has 12,000 on it; still have yet to have any issues. Thanks for making an awesome product.

This is my third set of these tires. I have 278000 miles on my 2001 Chevy 2500HD. I tried some Other tires but they didn't perform as well as the Goodrich so I just put another set on. Immediately noticed a better ride.

I have ran these previously and by far the best snow tire I have ever tried. Going to dump my Michelins at 30K to get ready for winter in November. New car tires wish we had a choice.

Original Michelin tires went 28,000. These tires have 24,300 and will not make 25K.Good all around traction, but tread wear is terrible. Will go to another brand soon.

These are amazing tires. I do a lot of off-roading, sand, dirt and snow and these tires perform awesome on all terrains. They’re pretty quiet on the road also.

Just got 285/65/20r the specs say they are so-posed to be 11.2 wide but don’t even measure 10 inches wide. Y’all have to do better on the specs. These are thinner than my stock tires that are 10.8 wide!

I've had these tires on my Silverado for over 2 years and they have performed better then I expected. The sound is not much louder then stock tires. snowstorms, thick mud and sandy soil absolutely amazing!

I bought these for my 2013 f-15 and I love everything about them, I also have a bigger size of these on my 1993 dodge w250 cummins and they been on there for about 6 years now and I couldn't be more happy. amazing tire