I bought the tires before the winter in the North East.  They generally worked really well, although there was done day I tried to stop moving downhill in the snow because a truck pulled out in front of me and I wasn't sure I was going to stop in time.  But I did.  Aside from that, I've had no problems in the rain, etc.  I don't notice any noise, and handling has been great.  I don't know about the wear yet... will have to see how long the tires last.

Between the two of us we own three vehicles & put on about 70K-80K miles per year. We've had multiple top name brand tires, & try to go with those with high mile tread wear. We've bought Generals before & are very pleased with these. WE ESPECIALLY LIKE THE FULL SIPING ON THE OUTER TREADS that offer better traction in heavy rains. We do run snow tires on our cars in winter, however the siping on these should also help in snow. Other family members run General Altimas as well.

I purchased these back in the fall for our Dodge Grand Caravan. This is the second set that I bought, the first set was for a Saturn Vue AWD. I'm very happy with these tires. They have good all season traction. I live in northern Michigan and that's important up here. I also like how quiet they are. And so far the tread wear seems to be very good. I have no complaints about this tire.

It has been many years since I purchased General tires. These had good reviews and the price was right. At first, they felt a little ""squirrely"" but have settled in after about 3K miles and now run smooth. Moderately noisy, but our Prius is a light car with lots of road noise, so maybe your experience will be better. Braking is good, as is wet pavement adhesion. I don't push the car hard, but handling is adequate. Overall, a good choice for those on a medium budget. Got a visa card with 50 for buying 4 at once.

I have been a Michelin buyer for years on all my cars. But with my 06 Charger having over a hundred thousand miles, I didn't feel the need or wanting to spend that much on a car I wasn't going to keep much longer. I was very surprised this winter with the way these tires handled, also very good in wet weather. Another good thing about these tires which is very important to me is road noise, and these tires are just as quiet as my Michelins were. You won't go wrong if you buy these tires.

Purchased these in April of 2019, didn't realize there was no mileage warranty offered or so I'm told at the time I purchased. Now my tires need to be replaced and I am being told I'm out of luck. I'd hoped to get 3 to 4 years out of these tires not two.  They rode fine for the time I had them though.

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.....

I did a lot of research before choosing these tires.  I  managed Bridgestone owned service locations for a number of years, and have always been partial to their product.  But when I read all the reviews for the RT43 at a much better price point, I decided to give them a shot.  I'm very glad I did.  Great hoops at a great price.

I bought these tires about 3 months ago. They have good traction no worries about hydroplaneing. The price is right, economical plus good value. I've had general tires in the past and always had great performance. These I'm sure will give the same results.

Very happy change from the Kumhos that we blindly replaced last time we were due for tires... much better grip and noise level, especially in rain!  Once I saw their performance in the rain, I put them on our 2007 Outlander as well.  ***09 Vibe person who commented*** I would get your alignment checked (probably not by the place that did your tires), something must be very wrong with it based on your description of it being on ice.