After researching what felt like a million tires, I decided to go with these based on price, quality, reviews, and availability. And I am glad it did. They are great in sun and rain (winter is around the corner so we'll see how they'll do in the snow) but overall very happy right now.

Installed these on my 2015 GMC Terrain and could not be happier. They have great grip on both dry and wet roads, even in icy weather. I also never feel out of control through bends on highways when driving sporty in dry conditions. They are a bit loud on rough road but so are most tires in this category. They are pretty much silent on smooth asphalt road surfaces and fairly quiet on concrete paved freeways.

I bought these tires in the spring after the winter thaw changed our streets to a war zone. Great ride and great traction great wear life. Me only complaint is this set of tires picked up pea gravel like a magnet and it is hard to shed the gravel while driving.

I have used General Arctic Altimax for several years and loved them, so I decided to try the RT43 tires on my Toyota Sienna van and Pontiac Vibe. In both instances the ride has been quiet and a good sense of stability. Too soon to tell about tread wear, but they seem to be holding up fine. They do well in rain and snow.

Aggressive tread pattern handles traction very well through ALL seasons here in western Pennsylvania with a surprisingly quiet ride.  Firm handling for good cornering, yet with a comfortable ride for highway bumps and the inevitable 'potholes' we catch in spring.  Would buy these again without hesitation.

I put these on my Prius before the winter and I've been very pleased with them. I have put about 6,000 miles on the tires and have found that they are very quiet so far. The best feature is that they seem to perform very well in winter conditions for an all-season tire. I have also found that they are good in wet conditions as well. Gas mileage seems to be pretty good too.

Good but not certainly not great.  For reference I drive a 2015 Taurus SEL.  The ride from these tires I would consider as very good.  Road noise is  low.  The main detractions I have noticed is:  traction in heavy rain is poor and handling at higher speeds is not solid.  I was suprised when I sensed the car sliding while driving in a heavy rain at 65 -70 MP;  I took my foot off the accelerator and it immediately straightened out.  I have not had them long enough to comment on wear.  The tires I had before these were Pirelli Centuratos,  they were not as good as the AltiMAX on ride and noise,  but better on rain and handling.

4 full seasons on these tires and I am extremely pleased. 2 long 2500 mile road trips (1 year apart) and the tires ran smooth as can be on our Toyota Sienna. We live in Snow country and since the tires were new decided to keep these on rather than switch to true snow tires. They performed very well in the snow not so well on stopping on ice.

I bought these tires 2 months ago to replace the original tires on my Rav 4. Quite a difference, first I noticed that they were much quieter and the ride was smoother. Excellent traction in pouring down rain on High speed Highway. Drove from Pennsylvania to Illinois and back at high  speeds and had no problems.  Very pleased that my Auto Service  Manager recommended these tires.

This is the second set of these tires we have purchased.  The first set I put on my wife's car but we ended up selling that car shortly after so we didn't really have a chance to see how they would do in the long run.   When my wife's newer car needed tires we went with these again, different size though.  They are a great tire for the price and for being made in the USA.   They do great in the rain and do surprisingly very good in snow.  The only complaint if I had to give one is like other people have reported that on some surfaces the tires can be a little louder than a lot of other ones.   If the tire is a little louder due to a more aggressive tred pattern that got us through a lot of snow with hardly any slipping and great corning, there are no complaints.