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.

These tires came on my Jeep from the Factory. They have held up much better then I expected with tread wear, I've rotated them about every 10K Mi and with 40K miles they are not very worn. Looking at other times these size, the MSRP is not that bad either.

I purchased the Fortera because I wanted a quiet, smooth ride. The tire that came with my Chrysler Aspen had a short 50,000 mile rating and a tread pattern that seemed to enhance the noise on the roads in Washington and Idaho where I do most of my driving. The freeways are often pitted by winter studs, which make for a noisy ride with the wrong tread. The Fortera proved to be much more quiet than the original tires and provided a comfortable, smooth ride. It's a totally different driving experience. I kept saying to my wife as we drove to Boise from Spokane and back that we could actually have a conversation without yelling. Great tire.

I never had 4 brand new tires on a car at the same time. Great way to get them online and a installer I trust they were great too. I always trusted Goodyear and thank you for continuing to provide ways to help everyone ride safe. Nothing like feeling scared to drive in the rain and now I feel 100% better.

This tire is a comfortable and safe tire for my Chevy van. After driving 42,000, I could not get my inspection sticker in Massachusetts because the tread was too worn down. These are supposed to be 60,000 tread life tires. I don't mind 50,000, but a mechanic told me months ago these tire are pretty worn. Now I will get another brand does last 60,000 miles

The Fortera HL in the 265/50/20 size are perfect for my 2012 AWD Dodge Durango. They are smooth, comfortable and quiet on all surfaces, and even performed well at over 7,000 feet on rural roads with several inches of snow this February, in the Big Bear ski area of California.

These tires are good until they wear out... I had to replace them once after about 10,000 miles and got new ones under the warranty, but now I need to replace them again after only another 14,000 miles! I take care of routine maintenance to get the best life out of my car that I can, but there's no hope with these tires. They run flat so quickly. Not worth the headache.

Expect to get 60,000 miles but I wouldn't call this a quiet tire at all. These tires came as original equipment with my new 2011 Pilot and the interior noise at highway speed was very noticeable (have to turn up the volume for music or DVD during trips). Wet traction was fair. I've had the SUV for about three years and logged almost 60,000 City/Highway miles in central Texas, where the heat lasts 11 months of the year but no snow. I don't go off-road and never towed anything, so I'd say the tires provided fair use but really nothing more. Good luck!

I have been driving an SUV for almost 20 years now and i always use Goodyear tires, mainly because i am an employee. For the most part i have always been satisfied with the tires i buy. But i have had a few sets that did not meet my expectations. The set i recently purchased are very noisy. The road "whine" makes me think something is wrong with the rear end of the vehicle. My previous set, the same tires, never gave me any problems and the ride was extremely Quiet. Considering going back the the dealer and try to get another set!!!

I have almost 60k on the original set and still could get another 10k or so. Some of you saying you have to change them at 15k or 20k...WHERE ARE YOU DRIVING?? Normal driving on pavement and rotating them every once in a while will make them last the warranty! Great tires and will be buying again!