Bought a set of 4 for my 2010 Toyota Venza and absolutely love them, in the rain and in the heat of summer. They are attractive looking, smooth riding and relatively quiet and for being on a tight budget (no raise since 2014) the cost did not break the bank

As i say we installed these and the car at once started to pull to the left.So i went to a garage to check for front end issues he claimed they were fine so he put the right front on the left and vise versa and know it pulls to the left?? bad tires?, i checked them all to make sure they were the same size and now am experimenting with running 1 a bit higher psi to try and correct it.Car is a dodge journey r/t awd,53k miles.

Ok after beating the internet to find Tires and a Reco By Consumers Reports , various tire sites recos I choose AltiMax RT43 , had Very High Rating's all categories, Got them and noticed right away in rain such a Good Grip , thread design is awesome and the bells and whistles that the Tire includes , it practically services itself ,with built in indicators ..  looking forward to Snow ,

I have these tires on a 2016 Hyundai Elantra. Its seeing mostly Highway and interstate driving between KY and MO. I've had no issues in the elements I've encountered the past few months (hot, wet, cold, or ice). I will probably buy a 5th tire to use as a spare since I'm not a fan of donuts. I'm not seeing any wear or abnormal indications on any of the four I have, and the ride seems better compared to the factory tires which had about 40,000 on them when changed.

When I shop for new tires, I look to find the perfect tire that offers the best blend of expected tread lifespan, superb traction & grip in all types of weather (I live in the Midwest... land of snow and rain!), low road noise, and a reasonable price. In short, I want the best combined value for all tire metrics. The Altimax RT43 has proven to do just that  We're over one year in and ~20,000 miles later... these tires are holding up nicely on all counts. Glad I made this choice.

I've had these tires for about 1000 miles now. So far I have driven in dry and wet weather. The traction is very good in rain and the handling is good on dry pavement. The ride is softer than my previous tires, which I like. I bought these tires mainly for the good reviews in snowy conditions so hopefully I will see the improvement this winter.

Purchased these back in May and so fare am very happy with performance, both dry and wet.  I expect performance on snow/ice to be good too.  I've put several thousand miles on them and so far tread life looks good too.  And a quiet and comfortable ride.

We've put about 12,000 miles on these, on our Mazda6.  The traction is great - which is really the most important part of tires anyway.  However, they are starting to get a little noisy - humming from all 4 corners.  It's not overbearing, hope it stays that way.

I have owned these tires for 4 months and approximately 10,000 miles.  The ride is great except on one stretch of highway that is about 4 miles long that I drive on everyday.  The highway is slotted or grooved and for some reason my car feels like it sways vigorously back and forth on them.  My old tires didn't do this.  The dealer came with me on a test ride after the installation and said that's the way it is because of the grooves in the road.  Other than that they are great!

Have been using RT 43s on all my cars (BMW 525 & 328, Audi A4, Honda Accord and Fit, Ford Taurus, Olds intrigue) since they were introduced... over 10 years.  My children use them.  Run year round on several cars.  RT43s handle great, are quiet and rice well, have good snow traction, don't hydroplane, and stop well in all conditions, wear well, and are the best priced buy I've found.