Smooth ride, good wet traction. Staff got me in and out quickly. Friendly, professional service and good price.

Ride Low noise good traction

Excellent job! Installer was very good.

I went in the store ordered Goodyear cause my dad said they were good. When I saw the name Wrangler I said that is the one my dad said to buy. Ordered all the same manufacture date with in the last 6 months, got them in put them on its been 5 1/2 years, with over 70,000 miles my first tire got damaged today when I hit a pot hole. I had over aired it and it hit that hole and pulled away from the rubber radial. But these tires still have good tread and with all the miles they are worth it. I recommend these to anyone who wants to save money in the long run. Thanks Goodyear...and Dad for the good advice.

Fairly good tires at a decent price. Installation personnel did a good job but I was supprised at the amount of weights needed to balance the tires. I previously had Firestone tires on this vehicle and they required much less weights. If Sam's had more brand selection in the P225/70R15 size I'd probably not have chosen these.

I am overall happy with the tires, but the traction could be better when taking off from a stop sign or stop light in wet seather. Unless you take off pretty slowly there is some slipping in wet weather. Part of the problem is that the Jeep is geared too low.

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

I am less than 50,000. I have had 6 flat tires. All within treads. I have plugs in every one including the spare. While the ride is decent and traction is okay ... not a durable tire. Jeep put these on Wranglers which is a bad idea. I will try the Duratrac this time.

The tire itself handles well. They tend to cause you to hydroplane when the wear is down to 3/4. My BIGGEST complaint is I have to replace these tires EVERY SINGLE YEAR!!!! They are rated 50,000 miles and I'm lucky if I get 25,000. Every year like clock work I have to get a new set... (these are the only tires that fit my Jeep Patriot. I have tried finding an alternative, however backspacing, height and width have proven difficult to find an affordable replacement for my 4x4 wimp) I asked my dealer what's the deal? Why am I having to replace them every year? So we set up a plan and I've had them rotated every 5,000 miles (roughly) so we can go to the manufacturer and ask them why they rate these obvious 25,000 mile tires at 50,000. I bought mine on 7-28-15 with 68,210 miles on my vehicle. its 5-9-16 and I have 90,098 miles on the odometer and I down to the wear bar now. DO NOT BUY THESE! I am not a "hard" driver. That is not the reason. I do not travel dirt roads and broken highways.

My 2017 Nissan Titan came new off the lot with Goodyear's SR-A tires. 4 years later I had to replace them despite my truck only have 28,000 miles and being current on all maintenance. I live in a mild climate (Tennessee) and am easy on my truck as you'd guess from the mileage and the SR-As just don't hold up. If you're getting a new vehicle that has these tires as original equipment I'd encourage you to negotiate with your dealer to swap them out for literally anything else.