I had 4 of these advantage Lt sport 245/70 17 put on my f150 in 2019, today, I was planning on just having alignment done, then I decided on 2 tires, my mechanic neighbor said these tires are good for another 8- 10000 miles. Well, why wait, had all 4 replaced and aligned, glad I did so, these tires are great on f150

My first time purchase for Goodrich tires were 4 Advantage T/A tires on 8/24/21. On 12/11/22, (6,750 wear miles) I found my tire to be flat in my driveway so I put in air and went to the local dealer for repair. After two days of trying, they found a split in the tire tread where it met the sidewall. The local tire dealer contacted Goodrich and indicated the warranty was prorated at 50% causing me to pay for a new tire at 50% off the 2022 new price. Only 6.750 miles on a 15 month old tire. As far as I am concerned this should have been a 100% warranty as the tire failed due to manufacturer's defect. The six warranty is meaningless. Buyer be ware!

Haven't had these tires more than a week. We had a blizzard yesterday. These tires are worth their weight in gold. A lot of people think that their cars are dangerous and not good on ice and snow. It isn't the car, it's the tires. Some people trade cars and think that is the answer to their problem. Not so. I replaced tires on a new car up here in North Dakota. Summer tires do not work well up here. In fact, one small fender bender can cost several times the cost of 4 new good tires. When you count higher insurance rates the cost is even higher. A smart driver will figure this out. This was the best combination tire I could find through exhaustive investigation. So far it is great.

have been in the tire sales Industry for 17 years. I am a goodyear guy throught and through. I also only buy sell and drive old Police vehicles. So my 2014 Tahoe PPV which takes a odd 265/60r17 V rated tire is hard to find stuff. the Eaqgle RS-A's are the police Standard besides the Firehawk Pursuit which are both WAY OVERPRICED. the good year from 10 years working at goodyear are laking in life and wet grab. the other tires were the Newer General Justice, not a general fan from my experience and time spent in the industry. Then the pathetic Nexen, not even on a ememies car. I am More than amazed and Surprised how much Quieter these Advantage T/A Sports are. Wet traction is definably better as well. My only Gripe would be the New Tread Depth. When I first sold some years ago I thought they looked like Snow Tires, but always heard good reviews.

I've had these tires for a few years now. Been through a few storms (rain and snow) in the PNW. If ever there was a tire that felt like you were on dry roads while actually being on snow pack...these performed great! Acceleration and stopping were outstanding in the snow. Traction in turns in the snow were just as great. In the rain, I do get a bit of slippage from time to time, but that is primarily due to me taking turns too fast. The traction control steps in and takes care of corrections along with easing off the gas on my part. I did get a bit of vibration issue at highway speeds, but after getting the balancing done a few times till it was gone (issue was kids installing tires without proper training.) Road noise? I guess there was a bit, but hard to hear because of my exhaust system. Durability? I nailed an unmarked curb making a left onto an onramp. When I say I nailed it, I nailed it. So hard my dash cam sent alerts that I was in an accident. Drove about 20 miles back to the shop I worked at to have them check the tires...not one busted radial or any other damage found or felt to tires or suspension. I have been a long time BFG customer from their GForce line for my cars to these bigger tires for my Audi and (coming soon) for my 2k Jeep Grand Cherokee.

How about only 1/2 a star, for they are only a good tire in the summer. Snow rated tires are bought for a reason and these tires fail to perform! I bought my set December 2023 13k miles ago. They seemed good at first but have since already lost the initial grip provided. The lateral drift on semi slick areas is crazy. I swear they applied soft rubber over some economical crap and now I get little traction when it’s wet and zero traction if anything worse. I bet I'm not the only one who feels there should be a class action against these guys. This is coming from a 53 year old who has plenty of experience and knows how to drive in the PNW.

I bought my two tires a couple weeks ago. I noticed immediately they were approximately 6x louder and with recent snow yesterday, less than 1 inch, I almost went off driveway trying to make turn ... the vehicle did NOT turn. I would have been better to get half used Goodyear tires than these!!! I would never never never recommend these if you live anywhere where the possibility of snow exists -- IMO, they are dangerous.

Replaced my worn out Michelins on my 2006 Escape. If you want to sound like a monster truck..these tires are for you. For the rest of us that enjoy a quiet ride, spend the extra money for some Michelins. The ONLY positive is they do not hydroplane as quickly.

Garbage low quality faulty tire. Didn’t last through warranty even though I barely put any miles on it. It was patched twice and now I’m outside the warranty for barely any wear and dealing with THREE flats. Not worth the headache. Also impossible to find anyone that carries this model.

I don't know how these have the 3PMS. They are horrible in the snow. Wet and dry traction was good, but that’s about it. To me these seem more of a performance all season tire. They will lose to pretty much all the all weather tires in the snow traction category.