This tire is presently on our vehicle and I wanted to change to a Michilen. This tire is noisy, rough and loud. I had the car checked to see if there was a bad bearing in the front. After thorough checking they said it was the tires. Do you have a Michileen for this vehicle? It's a 2008 GMC Acadia.

I have had three Chevy Traverse LTs and the tires have always performed as advertised. I rotate and balance my tires every 5000 miles, keep tire pressures between 32 to 34 pounds, and no cupping has occurred. I live in country use a lot of gravel topped roads. But, I have not had any issues with tires. I have put over 70,000 miles on each set of tires. Excellent traction, very low road noise. I would not change a thing. Like a customer stated above, I found these tires at Sam's (First place I go to get all vehicle tires whether for cars or trucks). Maintaining proper tire pressure, balancing on each rotation, and rotating every 5000 miles have ensured I have gotten over 70,000 miles on each set of tires.

The tires appear to be wearing well and they do not make too much noise. They have good dry weather and wet weather traction and I did not have any problems in a recent 1 inch snow. I have not hydroplaned using them, and I tend to try to drive through the puddles. They do not make much noise in regular conditions, but when driving through snow they made quite a bit of noise compared to another vehicle with Michelin tires. I think Goodyear has a monopoly on the tire size, so the price is ridiculously high compared to some smaller truck tires.

Our 2008 Saturn Outlook came out of the factory with a set of these tires and we drove 55,000 miles before needing to replace them. When I went to a GM dealership to order a new set, the staff pushed back, trying to get us to buy a cheaper, foreign-made brand. After standing firm and insisting on a quote for the Goodyear Fortera tires, the dealership finally gave me one and it was ridiculous. They told me if I could find a better price, they'd match it. I checked out Sam's Club and other local tire dealers; Sam's came in at $100 LESS PER TIRE for the same exact tire. I took that info back to the dealership and they shook their heads and said they couldn't do any better than that. So we became Sam's tire customers. :-) We have been extremely happy with the service at Sam's; free tire rotation/balance every 5,000 is wonderful. And when one of the tires got punctured in a construction zone during a cross-country trip, a year after purchasing the tires, a Sam's Club on our route did a safety check of the vehicle for us (a piece of metal was lodged in the tire, so we had a slow leak, but were able to drive 400 more miles on it), and our local Sam's replaced the tire for free. These tires perform great in New England snowstorms, Southern rain, and all types of driving conditions in between. We've put another 55,000 miles on our second set of these tires and are placing an order for our third set!

I wish I would have realized that GoodYear seems to have a monopoly on this tire size when I bought my Saturn Outlook. These tires have a lot of road noise and wear quicly. Other than that, they perform OK, but the price of the tires is rediculously high because they only other tire company that makes a tire in this size is Cooper and everyone is constantly out of those tires because they are 1/2 the price. I have now tried the cooper tires and they perform as well as these tires....too bad Sam's won't carry them.

1st set went 38k then noise was all I could stand. Hard to find so bought another set of same tires. No better the second time. Am trying to find the Cooper tires to try next.

If you are having bad luck with these tires switch to a p265/60R18 they are about a half an inch wider and will work perfectly on your SUV plus a lot more tire brands to choose from.

I got 56,000 miles on the ones that came on the front of my vehicle new. Rear tires still have tread. They are pricy, but there are few alternatives for my Saturn Outlook, none of which are really any less expensive. The recurring cost of owning an SUV, I suppose. Sam's Club had the best price around on these, and the installation service was great.

These tires were the original tires on our Acadia so I knew they would work well. The first set lasted over 60k miles so was a no brainer purchase.

These came on Chevy traverse I'm at 56000 miles with some meat still on the tire. Only reason for buying 4 more front end is out of alignment...great tire