Dealer replaced the O.E. tires with these when I bought my truck (used, 19000 miles). No complaints other than the typical hard ride you should expect with a 22" wheel/tire. Just took them off for the more winter appropriate Goodyear Fortitude HT in 18". After driving them nearly 11,000 miles, wear is very minimal with only slight feathering on the edges probably due to a panic stop or two so I'll rotate them when they go back on in the spring. These are 22" low profile performance oriented tires so if you buy them for a truck just know that they're not going to last like an 80,000 mile highway tire. Also, with all the rain we've had this summer they've never hydroplaned or even slipped, wet or dry. I regularly tow a tandem axle trailer with a tractor and these tires have been perfectly fine, even towing the combo off road..

4 brand new tires only lasted a year and a half. I did the recommended tire and balance rotation, every 6000 miles. I only got approximately 23,000 miles out of them before it was recommended that I replace them. All 4 tires tread depth's were at or becoming unsuitable for wet or snowy conditions.

When I went to buy my 2019 Ram limited these were the tires that came on the truck from the factory it was a $64,000 MSRP vehicle complete utter disgrace that these tires would come with this truck these aren't even truck tires I didn't even get 20,000 miles out of these things and I don't haul in my truck for work just standard Road and highway driving normal speed limits worst tires i've ever owned

I purchased my car November 2021. My car had 18 miles on it when I left the lot. Now at 17,000 miles, there is almost no tread left and no grip. I will not be replacing them with this same tire. They look and ride good for about 10k miles but after that, start planning on buying new tires for your vehicle.

Bought my car in 12/2018 and here I am 11/1/2021 writing this. Been going back/forth with Ford and my dealer as these tires are wearing extremely quickly. I put just about 18K miles on them and they are down to nothing. SHAME ON GOODYEAR. My first and last time I will ever have Goodyear tires on my car!

In May 2021 I purchased a brand new Ram 1500 that came with these tires. Fast forward to July 2022 and 19000 miles and the tires have NO tread left and need to be replaced. I have done some research online and see so many similar reviews of these tires needing to be replaced under 20,000 miles. Please read reviews if you are even thinking about purchasing these tires and DO NOT DO IT! Look around and I am sure you can find a better tire for the money! Do NOT Purchase these tires!

These tires came stock on my new Accord purchased in 2020. At 25K miles, they're nearly bald despite rotating every 5-7K miles. Other Goodyear tires are better quality for a reasonable price. These are not worth your money, unless you like replacing them 20-25K miles before you should have to.

These tires were on my brand new Ram 1500. Less than 35k miles they were completely bold. The truck is dealer serviced and all required maintenance, including tire rotations, were done on time. While the price may be good, the quality is so bad, that you will end up paying more in the end.

This tire came on my brand new Ram 1500 Limited. This was an expensive truck, and this tire was a terrible match. I haven't even gotten to 25,000 miles and they already need replacing. Even the sidewalls show age that you should not see from a 2 year old tire. Just a horrible tire that I would never recommend. And I'm a Goodyear fan.

I purchased my new truck in April 2020. It is a Ram 1500 Limited. It is now May 2021 and the expectations longevity of these tires has fallen way short. I purchased my new truck in April of 2020 and my tires are now (May 2021) almost at the wear bar. I have rotated and maintained them over the last year and I currently have less than 15K miles on my truck. I have had bad experiences before, but this one is the worst for tire longevity. Since it is over a year and I purchased the truck new, I have no recourse for the tires other than to suck it up and purchase a new set and different brand. I would stay away from these tires unless you want great overall performance and the expectation of replacing them once every year or so with a 12K mile a year mileage.