Absouletly the worst experience i have ever had at any place of service. I purchased 1 tire and wanted it installed. Waited for over 2 hours and was finally told they couldnt take the spare off the vehicle because three of the lugs were cross threaded. After a heated argument i took the car home used my jack and lug wrench took the lug nuts off with no problem and put the new tire on.

These tires came on my vehicle when I purchased new. 3 years later and 79k miles, and it is just now time to replace them and there is still enough tread to last a few more months. Rides great and looks like a great SUV tire! About to buy a new set same exact kind. Very happy!

Replaced Bridgestone Dueler H/T's (OEM) with Goodyear Fortera HL's on my 2003 Nissan Pathfinder LE. The result was a much smoother ride, less noise, better traction and more precise handling. Also, better value than the Bridgestones. Go get yourself a set of these tires. You won't be disappointed.

I live in the snow belt in Western New York and currently have 41,000 miles on these Fortera tires. They have been a great tire in snow, rain and offer very little road noise. These tires are softer so your handling and ride will be very comfortable, at the expense of tire life. In perfect conditions with a 2WD vehichle, you may get 60k miles, but do not expect to see 60k on an all wheel drive vehicle. I'm purchasing these tires again, likely late fall so I have good winter grip. By that time, I'll have 45,000 miles which is respectable for factory tires. Living in New York where the roads are probably the worst in the country, these tires have held up. I rotate them every 6-8K miles and have them balanced as well, which is important for proper wear and noise. These tires have been a pleasant surprise.

These tires were OE on our 2015 Grand Cherokee Jeep Summit. They are a very capable all around tire with excellent wet & dry traction. We live in southern Arizona so can't speak about snow traction. We have not been off-road with the tires. Currently have 35,000 miles on the tires and have between 6 & 7 32nds, of tread remaing. They have been rotated every 5K. I do run these about 4-5lbs. above what Jeep recomends, running 40lbs. and it really evened up the wear pattern.

Auto center said my Fortera tires that I have put over 60K miles on were in the 4.3 range. I probably could have eeked out a few more miles on them, but with winter coming decided to replace with the same. These times have lasted past their guaranteed life and have handled a wide variety of road surfaces. I have them rotated with every other oil change. Very pleased. Hope the new Fortera tires last as long!

My original tires came on my Grand Jeep Cherokee from the factory. They were rated as 70,000 mile tires but mine were good well past that! I started noticing a little wear and a little slipping in the rain at 80,000 but they were still riding well! I ordered the new ones and replaced them at 82,000 and the guys at the shop couldn't believe they looked as good as they did for that mileage.

Paul Parasram I can remember if was snowing about 6 to 8 inches of snow and the road there no problem no snow plow no problem no skidding the tire is the best I have five other cars and truck with other tires problem skidding wobble on the road b problem please bye this tire Fortera tire is the best

Got a sidewall puncture from road debris at 30,000 miles. Had hoped to get another year (10,000) out of this "60k" tire as tread life markers were more than half worn. Replaced all four . These were the OME tires and I'm the only owner and driver. No towing or abuse. A little disappointed with the wear with great tire care and regular rotation. But for the money, good winter traction , nice year round ride and handling. Would buy them again.

Purchased a full set as a replacement tire for the OEM POS that came with '98 Ranger P/U (I still own it). Wanted a long lasting, QUIET tire as the originals were neither. I've had the Forteras for nearly 70,000 miles. They are nearing the end of their treadlife. Overall? Not a bad tire at all. As you can see, their treadlife is excellent. On dry pavement, handling and grip are very good. However, from THE very first rain, these things have been treacherous. They lose adhesion and skid with little provocation, and my wife and daughter both can attest that I drive VERY carefully. Every time I go out in the wet, I have to remember which vehicle I am in and drive accordingly. Poor grip in snow as well. So much so, I had to buy chains for peace of mind. If you live in Arizona: These are great tires. If as I do, you live in the Upper Left Hand Corner of the USA: Buy anything else.