Tires came stock with the pickup I purchased in 2017 (265/60R20). Very solid and dependable tire. No issues on/off road terrain. Rain / snow / ice all managed without abnormal problems. Tires have over 75Kmiles and I can probably push it to 90Kmiles without issues. No dry rot around treads or sidewall. We do a lot of summer travel with a travel trailer (9500lb trailer) and for piece of mind I am replacing the tires. Will be slapping another set of the GoodYear Wrangler SR-A's under the pickup and hope I get the same life out of them.

During the pandemic, there was a supply issue. I couldn't find the right size tires for my SUV, called several places. Just Tires had them, gave me a good price, had them installed 2 hours later. Great service! I am grateful! Just recommended them to my neighbor.

I just went through my second pair of these tires and my truck only has 63,000 miles on it. I drive mostly country roads and do not beat on them by driving fast/wreckless. They don't last at all. The price is good but only expect to get 30,000 miles or less on these tires. They come standard on most pickup trucks. Two of my family members have had the same experience. If you want any long term life from your tires, find another brand or model because these don't last.

These tires are quieter than I expected, my 2011 Ranger Sport has become very sure/footed, and the wet weather traction is great. No snow here in Kansas yet, but I expect better than average handling and traction based on the tire's performance so far. I'd buy them again!

I have over 45,000 miles on my set of tires. There's 1/2 the tread left on them! My quandary at this point is that my front brakes are chirping, and I need new brakes on the front. As economical as these tire are, should I just buy all 4, or just 2 for the front.

This is the second set of tires for my Dodge Ram. The first set made it to about 63,000 miles. 7000 miles was hauling a 35 foot travel trailer and kept both vehicles on the road really well. The traction is superior, the wear and comfort is quite nice. Low to no road noise. You can carry on w a conversation at a normal tone of voice. These tires meet so many expectations.

Tires lasted 46xxx, with less than 45% wear, the fact that one tire (LR) had two nails in its lifetime led to sidewall ripping on removal to fix a flat. Weather wore out these tires almost to the month of 5 year date code. Daily driven and tow vehicle, these are good all around Load Range E tires. Would recommend.

I will say they have worn extremely well. 30,000 miles and the tread life looks great but at the cost of traction. This is the worst tire I've ever seen on wet roads. I feel it hydroplane in heavy rain, slide going around corners in town and slide if I brake to hard. The tires spin at every intersection when the roads are wet. It's bad enough I have to put my car in snow mode to reduce torque to try and minimize the spinning. This is on a 2001 Infiniti FX 35 with 150000 miles on it. It's not a hot rod but it can spin these tires while rolling at 30 mph. If I could justify the loss I'd throw them out today.

These tires were on my new Jeep when I got it. Only 28,000 miles and driving in the rain is a nightmare. I took measurements today and the tred is still around four to five thirty-seconds on each. For PA state inspection standards they are quite legal but junk already and I'll have to buy new before the snow starts again. I really do not like these tires at all. The only time I found them decent in rain or snow was when they were new.

Excellent tires to deal with Chicago's off road conditions on the roadways. These tires make conditions feel way better than they really are and hold up extremely well. You just can't go wrong with a Goodyear tire. We love them and have them on all our trucks.