I drive gravel roads quite often, I have blown 3 tires in a month! These tires should never have been put on a light truck application! They have left me on the side of the road and I have been late for work because of blow outs! Not impressed at all with the overall performance of the Goodyear wrangler SRA!!

My Avalanche was riding a little rough and spinning/skidding on wet concrete. I was losing confidence on wet roads. I found these at the big box club store at an incredible price (as in half of tire store/truck shop) and went with them based on the wet traction ratings. These tires DID NOT DISAPPOINT! SMOOTH ride and EXCELLENT wet traction! I recently traded up to a new truck (with kevlar-like stock tires....harsh ride). I'll be buying these SRA's again... I miss the smooth ride and confidence! 98% highway 1% towing 1% off-road

I got 70K miles on the factory set and tried Fortera's twice. They always wore out too soon, but Goodyear always prorated the next set. I am now going back to these tires and I expect to get 70K out of these. My Durango turned 13 today, and I turned 59! The truck has 140K miles, it looks and runs great.

I had these tires on both my 2005 Chevy Silverado Crew cab and my 2015 Silverado Crew cab both purchased new by me. These were the tires that came with the truck and I love them. The first truck I put 75,000 miles on the tries and my 2015 has 81,000 miles on the tires and they still have 5/32" tread still left. I rotate them every 5,000 miles and keep them inflated to 35psi. I'm getting ready to replace these since winter is coming on and I am going to purchase the Wrangler SR-A's again. BTW, since 2005 and all those miles driven I have never had a flat or any kind of trouble with these tires. Best tires ever!

I have these tires on my 84 f150 camper special 2 wheel drive gvwr 6100 pounds the only thing these tires work well on is dry or wet pavement only. THEY SUCH IN SNOW EVEN WITH 800 POUNDS OF SAND IN THE BEDOF MY TRUCK NO TRACTION IN SNOW they sucks on grass wet grass , and mud after 10 minute rain I can't up the slight slope in my yard with goosing it to get up the sped to get in yard though I do have p 235/ 75r 15 on my truck right now

This is a slick looking, good handling, cost effective and long lasting tire. This same tire came stock on my 2012 Jeep Patriot and these tires have lasted over 5 years with many road trips & miles put on them. Light snow & heavy rain, though the mountains and back these are a good choice. My tires still had a few thousand miles on them when I replaced them at the 5 1/2 year mark.

Typically I love the tires and have been buying them for years for different vehicles. This latest purchase I was very disappointed in. The tires look OK but the raised white letters have what I'll refer to as stains that won't scrub out. This means it is imbedded into the lettering. This is true for three tires. The third only has spots in places, not like the other two. One tire was fine. Seems to be a manufacturing problem that should have been pick up at the factory and at the very least the installer should have picked up on the stains.

Very good tire so far. After two sets of 75 profile series OEM tires I decided to change to the 70 profile series Wranglers on my Tacoma P/U when they needed to be replaced. So far I am pleased with the change (cannot comment winter traction at this time). The ride may be a little stiffer but the look of the truck is improved with the wider tire, and the tread looks much more aggressive than the OEM tire but is still quiet.

I am impressed with the mold design. The molds for the four tires were all clean, i.e., no blemish from a dirty mold. The tires each required only small balance weights. I like that only small vents were required. Note: some vents were left untrimmed on all four tires. Prior to purchasing the set of tires the vehicle was aligned. The belted tires seem very true in their alignment, too. I'm impressed. It has been several years since I purchased any Goodyear tires. The quality seems improved.

I bought a Jeep Wrangler in August 2010. As of today the Jeep has 106,853 miles. THESE ARE THE ORIGINAL TIRES! Never expected them to last anywhere near as long. Needless to say, when I replace them your tire is the only one I'd consider. Thank you very much. Sincerely, Lee