Tires came on my new 2013 Ram 1500, tire have 22K miles and need to replaced. I also have taken them to the shop three time because the tires keep losing air and the tire center can't fine out why. There has to be a problem with certain lots of these tires.

I bought a ram 1500 less than a year ago and these tires came on the truck I do mostly city/highway driving very little hauling and always took care of them they were rotated all the time and never beat them up or anything and the tread on one tire has separated causing a leak and I need 4 new tires already these are horrible tires I only have 28000km on my truck and they are all worn right dow!

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!!

I replaced the original tires at 49,000 miles. They would have made it another 1,000 miles or more. But, one was punctured and needed to be replaced. So, I went ahead and bought a set. There was a very noticeable difference in handling/breaking with new tires.

The tire stands as good as stated, however; And i learned this the hard way. I purchased my truck new with 6 miles on the motor, i did my regular oil change every 3,000 and 5,000 miles, what i didnt know was that straight out of the assembly line my front alignment had not been paid attention to in service, so even though i rotated my tires every 5,000 miles, i had toe -in wear that caused thumping sounds from the rear of my truck, so now with 36,000 miles on my truck the noise is bothersome. The tread for the most part is still safe and i have life left on these tires, but if you want the most out of this tire, make sure your front end alignment is correct or corrected and you probably will get more from this tire than factory or manufacturer specs allows.

These are mediocre tires at best that came new on my 17' Ram SLT crew cab pickup. Nothing special at all about them other than they seem to be wearing very quickly. They are always kept at the correct tire pressure (40 lbs. psi) and rotated at every oil change. At 18,875 miles they are over 1/2 worn. The truck is a pavement princess and is always driven on paved roads. I live in Florida so bad weather usually consists of a 1/2 hr. rain storm. The tires have never seen ice or snow. When it comes time to buy a new set, I will definitely look for better wearing tires.

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.

Horrible tires! Dealer recommended these for my Nissan Armada when I went in for an oil change at 30k miles, and other than good traction, I have nothing good to say about these. I only got 18 months and 35,000 miles on these tires--which are rated for 50k miles. They were difficult to balance and were constantly shimmying at high speeds or fast braking. I'm an average driver who drives equally on highway and city, and live in Dallas/Ft Worth metroplex where we are without extreme weather. I wouldn't ever purchase these tires again, nor would I recommend them to anyone.

From what I have found on our other trucks of same make and brand the competitors brands far exceed the Goodyear . Use to make really good products now sure . Only got 36,000 out of our Wrangler SR-A's . 90% of that mileage is strickly highway usage . Very very disappointed .

My 2010 Ram1500 came from the factory with Goodyear Wrangler SR-As (17"). I bought the truck new in 2010 and just bought a new set of Wranglers after 7 years and 72,000 miles on the original ones. Rotate them every 5K miles, and kept them balanced and properly inflated, and they will give you great service for a very long time. They perform very well in all weather conditions and are smooth and quiet as well. You can't go wrong if you treat them right!