Tires are suppose to be 50K tire life, not true. I have 75K miles on my truck and have gone through two sets of these tires. I bought the vwehicle new and drive it mixed city and highway.

purchased new RAM in 2017. The truck has been serviced regularly. I don't abuse the tires in any way. Normal city/highway driving. no towing. The truck now has 26,000 miles and the tries are about wore out.

I take very good care of my truck!! These tires only lasted 26,000 miles and now they have to be replaced! Do not waste you money on these tires. I don't understand why they are so expensive when they do not last.

I had a friend that works for Goodyear that said I should try these tires out, surprisingly he was right and they turned out to be pretty awesome tires.

I purchased the tire because it was the same tire that came on the F-150 and I enjoyed the ride and performance. I was not real satisfied with the mileage of the tires but decided that I could give up some of that for ride, noise and comfort.

Tires were very good first 10,000 miles. After that traction continued to be worse in wet weather conditions. I have 16,000 now, and trading them in for a different brand of tire.

My tires are just now starting to go into the yellow thread zone after 74,000 miles in just 2 years. These are by far the longest lasting tires I've ever owned on any vehicle. I've been a hardcore fan of Goodyear for about 15 years now.

I have less than 33K miles and they are completly worn out. Normal wear. These tires came new on my vehicle and have been properly maintained with no heavy loads hauled. Good tires but they will not reach the 50K miles advertised.

New truck came with SRA and were still good at 50,000 miles. So I got another set just the same. I do alot of highway driving and they are quiet and do well in wet conditions. Do not know about offroad.

These tires are on my truck when I bought it. So far they are pretty good. Have good grip, handling and comfort. On the highway it's pretty quiet. I want to get the Goodyear Wrangler Dura Trac next.