These tires handle the road very well in all weather conditions. However, they are EXTREMELY noisy. The road noise is so bad that I have only had these for a few months and I can not wait to get them off of my vehicle. I never realized what a difference tires make! I feel like they are a complete waste of my money.

Tire is as unacceptably noisy as the recalled Firestone tires I had on an Explorer back in yr 1995-2004. Replaced these with a set of Michelin M/S. I would like a recommended replacement. These are terrible. I am a retired engineer and Director/Manager with 60 yrs of driving/car ownership experience

The tires have great ride and are quite but they haven't held up very well. I have around 36,000 miles on my tires. I have rotated them every 6,000 miles and have my cars front end alignment done every year. After the last rotation the car pulled hard to the left and after paying for the mechanic to find out why, I found out that one of the tires belts was coming loose. This is my second set of the same type of tires. The first set got 34,000 miles on them before they needed replacement. Can't see how you can get 60,000 miles on these tires.

One of the belts or inner tire seperated after the warranty was out, which causes the light on the dash to come on, but more important it makes a substantial bit of noise, tires hav 50 k on them looking or replacement this year. It does not have much of an affect on the suspension!

I have a 2014 Grand Cherokee Limited that came with Goodyear Fortera HL 265/50 20R tires as an extra cost upgrade option. Four thorns from a cacti, rendered the tire irreparable. I live in Tucson Arizona so tumble weeds, and cactus are a common every day occurrence. These tires have 14,000 road and highway miles on them and are rated for 60,000 miles. I have 2 other Jeeps I use for off-road, and I can't imagine why Jeep offers these tires on factory equipped 4 wheel drive vehicles. Confidence and reliability are paramount in a tire when taking family and friends off-road.

These tires came on the Jeep Grand when I bought it new it back in 2014. I rotate them every other oil change and do oil changes when the Jeep says to change oil so approximately once a year. I had over 64000 miles on these tires and just replaced them with the exact same ones since they lasted this long. I could have gotten another winter out of them but the TPMS sensor in one of the tires was giving me an issues and since I wanted to replace all 4 sensors I may as well get new tires so the installer can do everything all at once. If you rotate these tires on a regular basis these tires will last for a long time.

This is the second set of Goodyear Fortera I've put on my wife's Honda Pilot. The ride and comfort are great. They do good in rain and the winter traction is decent. They are rated for 60k but we only got about 45k. I wasn't dissatisfied with this since we do drive lots of curvy roads. Overall I am satisfied.

The tires were fine. However... you did not do an alingment. Your company didn't even call me to tell me if I needed one or not. Now I have to take the car back, take time off work again for something that should have been done when I was there. It wasn't even offered so I assumed it was done. Did my own follow up to determined it had not been done. I have been going here for awhile but will no longer return.

These tires came on my jeep overland, having to replace them, they pick up road noise ride rough and wear out too fast. I am 61 y/o male with alot of experence in cars/suv's. The dealer, Benchmarl Chrysler has agreed to replace 2 and I buy 1 and get one for a dollar, we will see what happens.

For some reason the quality riding tire for a 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee is the Goodyear Forterra. Unfortunately, they wear fast .. No matter if you rotate them regularly or not. But I have tried the Bridgestone Duelers and others over the years and they do not ride like the Forterra