Had these tires for about a month on my Ford F-150. Ride good, good traction on wet pavement, truck handles well and improved fuel mileage.

Previously I used another brand that cost more but I find this tire is just as good for a better price

Purchased new f150 with off road package. These were put on claiming to be off road although they are the same as the non off road equipped.

Second set for this truck. There the best ride and handling tires I ever bought for a truck. Any of my next trucks will have the same tires.

Same tire as what came from the factory for my 2022 Chevy Colorado, and have almost 90k on originals. Only about 2k miles on the new ones from Sam's and so far they are great.

The tires are excellent but your service department needs more help.. Way longer waiting than expected! Some of the techs are somewhat uninformed but did try hard.

I have only had them a short time. They are quiet. Dry handling is good. Wet handling is good. No issues with wet traction on my SUV. The real test will be coming up when I will be driving thru a Wisconsin winter!

got it to replace some old tires of a similar style that had start to lose a lot of wet traction, these new ones handle great on wet surfaces but id watch out for nearing end of tread it losing wet traction sooner. cant speak for winter cause i havnt driven these in snow, yet

I could be more pleased with the GY Wrangler Fort tires. We just got back from a 1000 mile trip. Now have 86k on these tires, and the white raised letters still look good. I will be replacing them this year-not sure I need to- and will be buying the exact same tire.

I am still driving original tires with over 75,000 miles on my Chevy Colorado and a tire store guy told me I have another 10,000 miles in tread. I have never been close to this mileage from a set of tires before. I am going to wait a few more miles before I replace them with same tires.