I have been very pleased with this tire on my 2012 Durango. One of the best SUV tires I have experienced over the past 12 years. I rotated them at every 6000 mile interval and they have lasted 70,250 miles. I have 4 to 5/32nds of tread depth left but will buy new tires for this winter.

I had heard that these tires were going to be replacing the OEM tires that came on my SUV so I decided to give them a try. Had longer tread warranty than my original tires as well and the reviews were good. I have owned them for about two months and they have performed very well in a variety of driving conditions. Very quiet ride, with good traction. Great price on some excellent tires. Will consider buying them for my other vehicles as well.

These tires came on my vehicle slightly used. I have liked them so much, I am having my second set installed this week. The only complaint I have is that they didn't last 60,000 miles, but given I live in the mountains of WV where I travel on mostly curvy roads and frequently unpaved gravel roads, I can understand why I only got approximately 40,000 miles out of them. In all other areas, I rate them an 'Excellent'. The tires perform perfectly in the harsh mountain winter weather we experience. Traction has never been an issue and the ride comfort is smooth and quiet. Value and price are great!

Replaced Bridgestone Dueler H/T's (OEM) with Goodyear Fortera HL's on my 2003 Nissan Pathfinder LE. The result was a much smoother ride, less noise, better traction and more precise handling. Also, better value than the Bridgestones. Go get yourself a set of these tires. You won't be disappointed.

Purchased a full set as a replacement tire for the OEM POS that came with '98 Ranger P/U (I still own it). Wanted a long lasting, QUIET tire as the originals were neither. I've had the Forteras for nearly 70,000 miles. They are nearing the end of their treadlife. Overall? Not a bad tire at all. As you can see, their treadlife is excellent. On dry pavement, handling and grip are very good. However, from THE very first rain, these things have been treacherous. They lose adhesion and skid with little provocation, and my wife and daughter both can attest that I drive VERY carefully. Every time I go out in the wet, I have to remember which vehicle I am in and drive accordingly. Poor grip in snow as well. So much so, I had to buy chains for peace of mind. If you live in Arizona: These are great tires. If as I do, you live in the Upper Left Hand Corner of the USA: Buy anything else.

I bought a 2015 jeep these came on the car it is now 2017 and I just made 20,000 miles and I have to get new tires already although these tires ride good I can't afford to buy new tires every two years. For a tire that's rated for 60,000 miles it sure doesn't live up to it's claim. I would have been happy if I got 35 or 40,000 miles on these tires.

This tire is a comfortable and safe tire for my Chevy van. After driving 42,000, I could not get my inspection sticker in Massachusetts because the tread was too worn down. These are supposed to be 60,000 tread life tires. I don't mind 50,000, but a mechanic told me months ago these tire are pretty worn. Now I will get another brand does last 60,000 miles

This is my third set of Fortera HL tires for a 2014 Durango AWD. First set 97k, second set 103k but they probably would go to 115k if I did drive long distance. Had 2 screws in same tire, plug easily at 60k and doesn't leak. If the car goes to 300k I'm going to put them on again!

4-1/2yrs and approaching 60k miles. They still have 5/32 tread and are in good shape. With winter driving and snow and ice approaching, I will be replacing before winter with a new set of the same tire. They have worn better than I expected. A good tire that has performed well.

I have put 20k miles in three years on these tires and I am very pleased with them. hopefully they will still have them available when these wear out. I drive in south Florida so I have no winter results but they have given me great traction in the heavy rains we have here.