I have read many of the reviews on this tire and while I didn't actually choose these tires (they came on my new truck), I felt I should mention what I have seen. I am a very happy Michelin customer with the exception of cost. I have only put 2000 miles on my new truck with these GY tires and I have to admit that I would absolutely consider them for repurchase once they wear out and need replacement. Again, I could change my mind if these tires fail prematurely but I am very happy with the handling (almost sports-care like...) and there is not any road noise. My truck is 4x4 with the 5.7 Hemi. Rain has not been an issue at all either. To me these are definitely tires to consider... Ed

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.

Tires are loud, pull in moderate rain. Handle on the dry road but not great. Snow handling average but not great. I've had many Goodyear tires and all models have been excellent. This particular model is average at best and I would not recommend them to anyone or buy them again.

These tires came stock on my new ram....they exceeded my expectations, towing/hauling/highway/winter/summer......the compound seems to be capable for all these types of driving, and the carcass is stiff enough for towing and hauling even though they are not a load range e. I am very impressed.

These came on my 2017 Ram Sport Night Edition. Rotated as recommended tires are bold @ 28,000 miles. Not even close to the mileage they advertise. I think you should at least get with a reasonable mileage of your advertised or maybe use better materials and not the cheapest you can find..... the best thing about these tire is the white outline letters on the sidewalls the is a plus since now one else want too make them

I wish Goodyear had a more aggressive tire in my size but they quit making the Wrangler RT/S in 265/75R15. I usually buy the Wrangler RT/S for my pickup and my wife's Yukon. I have gotten more than 90,000 on every set on both vehicles over the last 15 or so years. Admittedly, they are mostly city and highway miles.

These came OE on my 2015 Ram 1500. I'm on my 3rd set and have averaged about 37K per set. But I also replace my tires when worn down to 5-6/32nds tread left on the tires. Ride comfort and wet traction are my main concerns and these do well. Rotating the tires at every oil change really helps to extend the tire life and wear evenly. I purchased tires for my other car and used the mobile installation offered and it worked out great.

Tires came with 2014 GMC Sierra and currently have 74,000 miles on the original set and are at 5/32 as of 5/17. Been looking around at other tires but made an appointment next week to go with another set. Basically use the truck for local and highway driving for work. I don't tow and carry light loads for the most part. off road is only driving in the sand on the beach a couple times a year.

I have used Goodyear tires on my ram trucks since 1995 Have never had less than 50000 miles plus . I now have 50K miles on my 2013 ram truck and it is finally time to change them. They have gone to 65K on some of my older trucks, but they were E rated and this truck has a lower rated tires, but still.has tread. Keep up the good work Goodyear.

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.