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.

I bought these tires about ten thousand miles ago we went on a 2000 Mile Road Trip 2 days after purchasing. I noticed a big difference in noise right away. I previously had Kumho tires and they were noisier. I live in the snow belt in Northeast Ohio and I didn't have a single problem with snow traction this year. I would definitely recommend these tires to anyone.

Bought this pair of tires before the 2017 winter season to replace summers on my 2017 WRX. Since then I have driven them through blizzards to Mammoth; unpaved snow on I-80 white-outs after CHP closed off all on-ramps to Donner Pass. With of course some caution, have never gotten in trouble. Straight-line/down-hill stopping distance in snow/ice conditions leave some to be desired but they are not snow-tires. By far one of the best all-seasons I've had, with mild compromise on dry and snow conditions compared to dedicated snow tires and dunlop summers.

I have have had no issues with these tires since my purchase in 2020. I usually drive close to 20K miles per year, but the pandemic put a halt to that! So I don't have the long term highway experience I was expecting to have. But they are much quieter than my previous run flat tires and the tread is great in the rain. No real snow experience yet.

I bought these tires after looking at many reviews.  I wanted good tires for the winter without going into winter tires.  These went on my Nissan cube.  I don't regret it.  I've used them now through a winter season and they are great in any snow.  They have a good grip and I feel safe with them.  They are a 70000 mile tire but the store told me that I would probably get only 50000 due to the softness of the rubber.

Had these installed December of 2019, it's October 27, 2021  they're still like brand new. Have put approximately 51,000 miles on them. I rotate them at every oil change as well as adjusting the air pressure weekly to ensure that I get the best results from them. They handle great on wet roads and even feel confident on snowy roads.

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.

I was looking for an all season tire to run fall to spring on my 2001 Honda Civic.  Living in MN means it has to be good in snow and this tire delivers.  It does very well in snow.  Its a little on the noisy side but who cares with grip like this.  And it is inexpensive too.

A quiet, stable touring tire. When I went to get tires, I told my salesperson wet traction was my number one concern, and these were recommended. Alas, not so good in that department, but a very decent tire otherwise. Quietness was my number two concern. Who needs to add hum to all the rest of the road noises? For the price, these are good in that respect.

My upon service at my Subaru dealer and needing new tires, my service advisor recommended the General Altimax RT43 for my 2015 Outback.  I am so glad I went with his recommendation.  That tire has improved the ride, comfort level, handling and stability of the car greatly.