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!

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.

I put the Wrangler-SRA's on my wife's SUV and so far we are well pleased! Very comfortable ride with excellent grip and great handling in the rain! We have not been in snow or ice yet so I can't give an opinion on that aspect of their performance. She has put about 10k on them and so far the tread is wearing nicely. I would purchase these again in the future.

I bought this to replace a bad Kelly (Goodyear) tire that they no longer make in my size. I can find no fault with the tire; the mounting and balancing was something else. I have American Racing mags on my truck so I removed wheel from the truck, rebuilt the steel valve myself, and removed the center cap. When I picked up the tire I noticed that the rim had a rather large knock-on wheel weight on the back. When I commented on this to the service manager he took it back out in the shop and had them re-balance the wheel. This time, they put a large stick-on weight strip on the back, so I took the wheel home. After re-mounting it and parking it in the driveway I found the wheel weight laying there; They had put the stick-on weight on without even cleaning the wheel and it fell off!! I fixed it but now I don't know if the balance is true. I just put the weight on a spot where an old weight used to be, but if it causes a vibration I'll take it elsewhere for service.

these tires came on the 2012 Jeep Liberty I bought in the begining of Dec. I live in upstate NY were winters are hard with lots of deep snow. I had great traction and didn't have to use the 4x4 mode in some of the bad weather. they are great in the rain. A bit of noise but great handling on the Jeep. no sliding when i hit some wet spots on the road. will by them again. A few of my friends also have them on their Jeeps.

OEM Tires, haven't replaced them yet but looking at same tire. So far, 64,000 miles and counting. Still good but starting to wear thin. As they have gotten older the wet traction is not as good as when they were newer. This is on a 3/4 ton truck and we haul an 11K lbs 5th wheel. The tires do great and handle the load very well. I have driven in the snow as well and can not complain about the traction. Definitely an all season tire.

These tires are on a Ford F150 Supercab. The factory original tires were Hankook. The ride is substantially better than the original and compare somewhat to a sedan in smoothness. These tires do not shimmy when at highway speed (neither did the originals, but I have had this problem with replacement tires in the past). I have noted that when hitting "washboarding" in the road, these tires make the truck track MUCH BETTER than the original tire. THe truck is much easier to handle in this situation. No noted trouble with wet traction with not much experience there recently. Bang for the buck! These are good tires for a good price. I will buy again.

These tires came stock on my 2013 Ram 1500 At 40k miles I replaced 2 on the front now at 90k miles I just bought a set of 4. Yes the rear tires had 90k miles on them. I live in Louisiana so I've never driven them in the snow. I highly recommend these tires

This is the original tire that came on my 2014 Ram 1500 Big Horn. I have roughly 39,000 miles on my truck and the back tires are almost bald. Seriously 39,000 miles and I need new tires....simply ridiculous. Maybe I got a couple defective tires but they're all the same tire pressure but the back two are bald in the middle and not much tread left on the outside. If I could label these tires in one word it would be....garbage.

60K miles on the original stock tires, and I pull trailers. I've not driven them in snow, so I can't speak for that, but these tires have had great traction and handling all around. I am a general contractor, constantly on job sites, going to the landfill, and general driving. I've never had issues with tires losing pressure, unless I ran over a nail. I've only had moderate off road experience with these, and they performed fine. I will buy these tires again, and recommend them.