In all fairness, this review is based off of the performance of the Destination AT. When I got my Jeep back in 2021, it already had the Destination AT tires on it & I've was very happy w/ how they performed in regards to ride, handling, & stopping power in wet conditions. They rode smooth, the noise level wasn't terrible but I've never really cared much about that-you're going to have noise while driving after all. Handling & grip was good, they never felt like they were trying to come out from under me during a turn. The stopping power during wet conditions I especially liked, mainly during winter. That's why when I was told I needed new tires I decided to stay w/ the same style as what I had & was informed that they were now Destination AT2. I just had them installed yesterday, 11-17-23 so I haven't gotten much drive time in on them yet but what time I did get in, I wasn't disappointed. Rode nice & smooth, felt a little firmer too but that could've also been the adjustments the dealer made to my alignment's X/Y axis. As much as I hate to say this, I'm looking forward to winter to see if the newer model meets &/or exceeds its predecessor. I feel like it will

I have never had a set of tires like these! I had 70K miles on them and had it not been for winter right around the corner, I know they would have made it another 5K +! My Jeep came from the factory with these tires, so why look for better? I don't think it exists!

I purchased the Designation A/T2 tires with the hope that they will perform the same as the Designation A/T that I was replacing. These tires had over 57,000 miles and if it wasn't for winter I easily had enough tread for another 10,000 miles or so. They were nice and quiet on the road and pretty good in the snow too. Nice looking too with the outlined white letters.

While these tires have a 55k warranty I got a little over 60K out of them. I travel for work and but a TON of miles on yearly. For instance on a 2021, I have 114k on it already. Tires last long and have great traction in wet, winter, and muddy conditions. I am mostly a highway driver, but also drive often on dirt roads and grass in my personal life. I can't recommend these enough.

Very Pleased with the ride! I wanted a less aggressive AT tire with a quiet ride and these Destination AT/2 have delivered. Headed out to the farm land to test on dirt, wet grass, and gravel soon. I'm sure these will handle everything I need them too just fine. I like the look of the tires on my truck, the ride, and the very very low noise. Wife approved!!

Ive had these 275/60R20 Firestone Destination A/T2's for a couple weeks now. Have had heavy rain and tonight visiting family and they wanted to do some night off road. Man these things are FANTASTIC. QUIET, smooth, gained a couple mph on the 2hr trip. Great rain performance and much better than my prior 33x12.5 more expensive and aggressive tires from another brand. Tonight these things performed admirably off road with just a little more sink into very soft deep sand and some mud. They are noticeably narrower so I expected this. Even did a couple steep grades to upper trails and had zero slippage. Even stopping to get out on one grade to scout over the crest, it just picked right up and had no issue continuing. I'm impressed and have confidence in longevity because all of the soles are full tread depth unlike the prior tires. I will replace with these again if I have the truck long enough. If you want an AT tire that is SUPER road friendly but still totally capable for some fun off road, no questions I recommend these.

I have well over 220,000 miles on my truck now and this is my third set of Firestone Destination AT2 tires. I like them mostly for quiet ride yet have traction for rain ice or snow. Most of my miles are highway miles but I do get off-road every now and then in farm fields and the boat ramp too. I get around 20 mph fully loaded with these tires on vacation trips. I usually get around 60,000 miles on tread wear before I replace and do not run them smooth. All in all I'm very satisfied with their quiet ride and performance for what I do.

I started using the Firestone Destination A/T2 about four years ago (maybe more) and have never used anything else since. I live in Central New York and commute daily on country roads, which don't get immediate snow plow attention, or have the best drainage in rain and these tires have never let me down. I get a comfortable ride with no hydroplaning, no slipping, and a grip that has kept me from a roadside ditch. As a driver that doesn't have phone reception for 100% of the commute, knowing I can trust my tires provides comfort to myself and family. Highly recommend.

I am the second owner of my 2020 Jeep Wrangler Sport. Luckily, the first owner took care of the vehicle and seemed to be really gentle on it. As such the tires that came stock were basic Michelin tires. They drove fine but once I got to the 30k mileage they noticeably declined in sound and stability and traction. So, on the hunt for a solid tire that can accommodate my daily interstate driving while also providing great traction, improved mileage and comfortable ride-- I came across the Firestone Destination A/T2 245/75R17 112S package and seeing the reviews, I went ahead and scheduled the install. Oh, man. It's like driving a new vehicle with these new tires. The ride is so much smoother and the overall feel of the Jeep Wrangler feels much better. I've driven through various conditions since their placement and I have been so happy with their traction control and quiet ride. Looking forward to interstate commute that'll start in July, I hope they continue to be durable and effective.

Replaced a set of Goodyear Wrangler Adventure All Terrains that were completely worn out with only 26K miles on them (will never buy Goodyears, thankfully they were given to me as I would hate to waste my money on such a poorly made product) I had the "first generation" of Destination A/T tires on the same Tacoma a few years ago and they were AWESOME! They were rated for a 50K mile warranty and I put 73K miles on them with zero issues. I merely set the tire pressure to Toyota's recommended setting, rotated them every 10K miles, made sure to torque the lug nuts by hand to Toyota's spec, kept the vehicle properly aligned, and drove like I had some common sense. When they came out with the Destination A/T2 I knew I would more than likely buy them and while I haven't had them that long, so far so good. Hopefully they will give me as good service. The old 'Yota has 327,000 miles on it and these tires make it ride well. Great tires!!! Thanks Firestone!