I researched many tires before settling on these for my 2003 Honda Odyssey. This is the second set I put on. The ride is great, handling acceptable for a van, continue to get good fuel mileage and they do not require additional air between rotation and balancing every 6,000 miles.

These tires are used on a Lincoln MKZ Hybrid and and seem very good so far. I hope to get better mileage than the Michelin  tires that came on the car. It now has 125K miles and I have never gotten but about 30K miles per set. Sound and grip seem just fine. It is a hybrid but not driven like an old mans car. I am pleased.

I bought them for my Sienna first, then my Mariner. The tires seem to work well with both FWD and AWD! Snow and winter performance was good. All other seasons were great. We did feel a major difference in ride when installed! C/R recommended these and for the price I/we tried them. Thankful we did!

I put these on my 2013 Civic SI and noticed improved gas mileage immediately. The tires hug the corners when I push the car through turns and they push the water aside in the torrential rain storms we've had in Jersey this summer. I am anxious to try them out in the snow but I do not want the summer at the Jersey Shore to end just yet!!!

Bought a set for my sister in law. Great smooth riding tire. She does know about tires so much, so she put 60-70psi in them because she didn't know what a tire gage was. Long story short: the cap ply or (nylon cord that runs with the tread of the tire) finally busted and she couldn't figure out why the car was bouncing so much. Anyhoo. The tires still held air and were good enough to use until new ones were ordered. Bought a new set and got every miles worth out of them. General has come a long way in last 20 year and are getting better all the time.

I bought 4 replacement tires each for 2 of my cars (Honda Odyssey and CRV) within the last year because I owned them before. The previous set on my Acura TL looked brand new with very little wear when I sold the car after 28,000 miles. The new sets are less than 1 year old and have ~5,000 miles on them. The ride on these tires, as on the previous set, is so unbelievably smooth and comfortable that you are lulled into sleep. They buffer the bumps on the roads better than any other sets I had on my cars including Bridgestones and Michelins. You almost get addicted to the ride. If you couple these features with better than average handling on wet/snowy roads, excellent mileage warranty of 65,000 - 75,000 and an exceptional price, it is almost criminal to buy any other brand of tires for your personal/family driving needs.

I have put the RT43 on four of my vehicles, 3 sedans and one small SUV and it performs very well in all ways. New England weather is a test for any tire and this one passes solidly in all seasons. It is at a price point that makes it a good value as a bonus.

2011 Kia Optima SX Turbo. I missed the 1st snow fall here in Chicago, as the tires hadn't arrived yet; this allowed me to gauge how good the tires would be. 2nd snowfall...no problem. Really love the bite of these tires in the snow and ice. Confident grip. They also did well on the rain we got before the snow. Very much loving this purchase!

Bought these tires in early 2020 and rotated early. Just noticed the fronts will not pass inspection soon as the wear bars are almost level with the remaining tread. These tires are on a 2018 Jeep Renegade and used mainly for highway driving. No off road. Pressure always maintained. Alignment is correct. The issue is, these tires just have over 20k miles. Will attempt a pro rated warranty claim but would not recommend.

After a hot summer, they appear to be riding stiffer (hardening of the compound?) when I hit a bump and transmitting it through my van's cabin. So many opinions out there... I basically took a chance on a tire and brand for cost savings and based on a few positive reviews for performance on a mini van.   They handle well enough, look sharp enough, maintain their pressure well enough.