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.

This tire came on my last two vehicles and I have not been impressed, they're just okay. Low noise and decent traction/handling on dry roads. Pretty terrible on wet roads. I have no confidence in them at all when its raining. Given their manners on wet roads, they do surprising well in snow.

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 impressed with the mold design. The molds for the four tires were all clean, i.e., no blemish from a dirty mold. The tires each required only small balance weights. I like that only small vents were required. Note: some vents were left untrimmed on all four tires. Prior to purchasing the set of tires the vehicle was aligned. The belted tires seem very true in their alignment, too. I'm impressed. It has been several years since I purchased any Goodyear tires. The quality seems improved.

Tires came new on my 2017 Chevy Silverado. Rotated every 5k. Barely 16k on the truck. All highway miles. Easy driving. And they won't even make 20k. I have already been shopping for NON Goodyear tires well ahead of the winter/rainy season. Can't drive in the rain due to no traction. And don't even think about merging onto a wet freeway, they just come loose under acceleration. And winter....good luck as well. Love the truck, but I suppose GM got a real good deal on a terrible product which is essentially the only complaint I have about my new pickup.

This is actually my third set of this specific tire...they came new on my truck. I replaced them at 60k and 120k. I'm a little bit of a tight wad and I made sure to get almost every mile out of the first and second set. Not complaining one bit about them. I live in Iowa and the conditions change from hour to hour, let alone season to season. I will purchase these again.

This is a poor choice of tire & tread type for pickup trucks. This is the third set of this tire type that was on the new trucks when purchased,This tire has very poor traction on most driving surfaces,Sorry to say this is my very last set of Good Years!!!

I am on my second set of Goodyear Wrangler tires. I got 66500 miles off of my first set . The tread was completely gone. Most of my miles are hi way miles. I had my truck aligned twice on my first set. For the money you can't beat the comfort of these tires. With a little maintenance such as alignment, proper air pressure , and responsible driving 50k miles on these tires is obtainable.

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.

I bought a Jeep Wrangler in August 2010. As of today the Jeep has 106,853 miles. THESE ARE THE ORIGINAL TIRES! Never expected them to last anywhere near as long. Needless to say, when I replace them your tire is the only one I'd consider. Thank you very much. Sincerely, Lee