There is something very wrong with these tires on highways with grooves in them, the small grooves that are in the cement on newer highways. These tires follow the grooves and make the car go side to side and makes you feel like you are on ice. It is violent and makes you feel like the rear end of your car is broken. I tried to live with the sway/side to side movement for about 2000 miles hoping they would break in a little and I finally decided to try another brand of tire and it was night and day difference, 100% improvement. I've had two other sets of tires on my car and do regular alignments, I've never had this issue before. My last set of tires wore evenly and properly, no issues. These tires are pretty good otherwise, and do great in the snow which is the main reason I got them. They tend to bounce a little at low speeds if your car has been sitting for a while. But I could not deal with the fear of driving on the highway anymore if they had the long grooves/lines in them.

I purchased the AltiMax RT43 tires for a Lexus ES350 which had Michelin Energy tires on it.  The Michelins were very noisy and the tire tread was worn out at 28k miles.  The AltiMax RT43 tires are very quite and preform well on snow and ice.  I have less than 5k miles on the new tires at this time.  The real test is when they reach 50k = miles.

I bought a set for my wife's 2012 Honda CR-V in March and was very impressed with the ride quality, handling and wet and dry road performance. The tires seem to run quieter than the Bridgestones that were the OEM tires and the improvement in ride was immediately noticeable. Based on this experience I also bought a set for my 2014 Honda CR-V in April. Very happy with my purchase of the General Tire AltiMAX RT43.

I replaced the OEM goodyear tires on my 2014 prius at 42000 miles because they really became very noisy.  They still had good tread.  After much research I chose the Altimax RT43 and am very pleased, they are very quiet and drive well in most conditions.  I recommended them to another prius owner and he is very pleased as well.

Have put about 4000 miles on them so far. I can really tell the difference on the road. They are a lot better than the original equipment. They seem to hug the road, especially on curves. Very reminiscent of the Corvette I owned 15 years ago. We'll see this winter how they do on snow and ice

Bought these at the beginning of winter for my daughter's car. They are quieter than what we took off. What I'm really impressed with is the winter traction so far. I run Blizzaks on my other vehicles so I am familiar with good winter traction and so far these are great. They pull the car out of a snowy uphill parking spot very well. Great all season tire.

These Altimax RT 43 s grip so much better in the snow that it almost seems like I'm driving a different car. The old tires were cheap and worn Sumic brand. I also have General Altima RT 43s on my 2014 Camry. They grip well in rain , snow , and on dry pavement.

If you are looking for a reasonably priced tire that hits on all points the Altimax  RT43 is the tire for you.  It's a smooth, quiet tire with excellent grip on wet roads and light to medium snow.  This is the second vehicle I have put these tires on.  They wear very well.

These tires replaced the oem tires on my vehicle that were more than 75% worn at 37,000 miles. The performance in the rain/snow is outstanding, and what is particularly impressive is that on the highway they track superbly. The road feel is good, a little stiffer than the oem's but not a deal breaker. Ihave also put these on my dad and daughter's cars.

I bought a set of 4 , went to get my alignment at about 6 month period. BIG O wouldn't do the alignment due to a buige on one of the tires. I said I just bought them, can I get a warranty exchange. They said no, because I hit a pothole. I am not a ""tire whisperer"" so I couldn't ask the tire how it happened. Just left a sour taste with me as the warranty was a selling point when I paid for them.....