I purchased these tires for my 2013 F150 and they have been great. Have over 55K on them right now and will replace them with this same tire. The truck came new with Michelin tires, but I wasn't going to pay the Michelin price to have them put onto truck when it came time for a new set of tires. These Wrangler SR-A handled just as good as the Michelin that came on the truck and ride just as nice.

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.

simply put, I got 70k out of these tires. I check air pressure monthly and rotated and balanced every 7500. I think the reason people complain about this tire is lack of attention to detail. They are quiet and handle as I would expect. I’d buy again.

They put these on new pickup trucks. If you tow any at all they squirm around and are not safe. Basic 2 ply not good for anything except very light duty. Im taking them off my new 1/2 ton GMC only 3000 miles. Had a flat and sidewall is bulging and ruined.

I've dealt with just tires before and have been totally satisfied. The four new tires I just purchased for my truck was because I was going to Alaska. In taking the truck to the mechanic to do a complete safety check he informed me that the tires were remounted wrong. The rears were placed on the front and the front on the rear. He re-set all the tire/valves units. Thank you for allowing me to tell you this. I was going to call the store when my wife and I returned.

My truck (2015 Sierra 1500) came with these tires on and it vibrates on the highway as a result... My chevy dealer determined that one of the tires in particular had a high roadforce variation (RFV). So I bough one new one to replace it. That one was off as well, but they managed to "180 match" it to the wheel with their fancy-pants Hunter balancer equipment to get it under GM spec.... These tires are garbage....Michelin LTX is the way to go for LT tires, I just did't feel like shelling out $ right now for 4 new ones.

We drove cross country shortly after getting these mounted. Quiet, comfortable ride in our F-150 at 70 mph on the interstates. Put on a fair number of dirt road miles too and the tires did fine. Also drove a few miles on very muddy rutted road and the tires weren't so great for that, but that's to be expected - these are highway tires. Our Goodyear service center treated us well and we are very satisfied customers.

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.

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.

They were good while they lasted. Definitely not for off road but worked good for road and grass. I would not recommend these tires for a truck that you're going to use as a truck. Maybe a delivery truck would be okay. I still can't believe they need replace before 36,000 miles!