Use these tires for 76K miles in Houston, Tx (true all weather, extreme hot and cold) zero issues also doing towing of my trailer 16 feet. Highly recommend. I will change just to avoid contingency but believed or not they still with draw (just a little above of minimum required) I am planning drive to Florida so no room for unnecessary risk.

I am at 90k miles on this set of tires. If winter wasn't coming I wouldn't even need to buy another set yet. I made sure they were always inflated properly and rotated my tires at every oil change 8,000 miles. By far the best tread life and they perform excellent in the snow and rain.

The price was the best I could find when I purchased in March 2020 and shipping was free and very quick. However, I was a little dismayed to see the DOT date of the tires was the 48th week of 2017. I didn't expect to buy new tires that were produced over two years ago. Maybe that's why they were the lowest price around?

This is the second set of Goodyear Fortera I've put on my wife's Honda Pilot. The ride and comfort are great. They do good in rain and the winter traction is decent. They are rated for 60k but we only got about 45k. I wasn't dissatisfied with this since we do drive lots of curvy roads. Overall I am satisfied.

These tires came as a standard option on my 2012 Dodge Durango Crew. Currently I have over 53,000 miles and passed Pa State Inspection with them. The dealership informed me that I should be able to get an additional 10,000 - 15,000 miles on this set. I always have these tires rotated every 6,000 to 8,000 miles. The only problem that I encountered was that one of my tires received a nail on the side wall and it could not be fixed. I purchased the same type of tire and was able to rotate it within the present lineup. I have been looking at other tires and as of this date these tires are the best to buy as far as cost, reliability, value and performance.

These tires came on the Jeep Grand when I bought it new it back in 2014. I rotate them every other oil change and do oil changes when the Jeep says to change oil so approximately once a year. I had over 64000 miles on these tires and just replaced them with the exact same ones since they lasted this long. I could have gotten another winter out of them but the TPMS sensor in one of the tires was giving me an issues and since I wanted to replace all 4 sensors I may as well get new tires so the installer can do everything all at once. If you rotate these tires on a regular basis these tires will last for a long time.

This is my second set of Goodyear Fortera HL tires. Although the first set seemed to wear faster than the 60,000 mile claim, I still recommend these tires to anyone with an suv. I rotate my tires every 6000 miles and I got almost 50,000 miles from my first set. It's a comfortable ride and the traction is great in all kinds of weather.

In late 2012, when I bought my new 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Altitude, these tires (265/50r20) were stock. I still own that truck, and it still has that same set of tires after 71k miles. From that first day, these tires were quieter and handled better than any other tire I had owned. Their durability is unparalleled, too. I plan to replace them with the same model tire when that time eventually comes. You can't go wrong with them

I do believe....I've been on this Planet for a while....that if you purchase two brand New tires from your establishment and you know already that customer has been a Loyal one, Or even not, your Alignment service shall become Gratis. That should be a given. I was quite turned off by that A La Carte costs involved with buying tires....I thought I needed one tire but I needed two. Don't you think?

From the time the staff helped me get my tires to driving on them I'm totally satisfied. They are great on traction and gas mileage. They ride great and wear well. I had a blow out on one of my tires and I didn't know it was flat until I got off the hiway. Great tires!