I purchased the Designation A/T2 tires with the hope that they will perform the same as the Designation A/T that I was replacing. These tires had over 57,000 miles and if it wasn't for winter I easily had enough tread for another 10,000 miles or so. They were nice and quiet on the road and pretty good in the snow too. Nice looking too with the outlined white letters.

In my opinion, this tire is the absolute best looking, best performer, and priced within my budget compared to the others. I have them on two of my vehicles and absolutely love, love, love them. I just want to drive and admire them constantly. Ripped thru snow and ice as expected respectively. Thank you for manufacturing a tire 2nd to NONE in my opinion.

First set was so impressive I wouldn't even consider anything else. Got more miles than rated for with legal tread still on. I used four wheel drive a whole lot less often with this tire. I work Constrution so I had too many repair plugs for my liking to pull trailers so it was just time to replace. Super Happy!

We bought these tires in 2019 right after our new (to us) truck ended up in a ditch on a rainy night because the brand new tires placed on truck by the dealership were just junk. We knew that we didn't want to skimp on tires because with my job we're driving across the country in a wide variety climates. They have always done amazingly well in ice, snow, and insane amounts of rain. Three years later and my truck is still able to make quick stops and doesn't drift even a bit in high water. We've put almost 80k miles on them so we'll be replacing them this month just for safety but the current ones, even with lower tread, are still preforming worlds better then the original tires. We will be buying these exact tires again.

Got these P255/65R17 80,000 miles ago, truth, 80,000 miles. Perfect fit for the TH (Trail Hawk), get 27 mpg on lower-end inflation, for 2014 Jeep Cherokee Trail Hawk v6, Arizona, all conditions on and off road, over 100 degrees in Tucson to snow in White Mountains. Has been as perfect as perfect gets, but now Firestone dealer tells me it is not made but it could be the website is STILL incorrect?

I have well over 220,000 miles on my truck now and this is my third set of Firestone Destination AT2 tires. I like them mostly for quiet ride yet have traction for rain ice or snow. Most of my miles are highway miles but I do get off-road every now and then in farm fields and the boat ramp too. I get around 20 mph fully loaded with these tires on vacation trips. I usually get around 60,000 miles on tread wear before I replace and do not run them smooth. All in all I'm very satisfied with their quiet ride and performance for what I do.

Ive had these 275/60R20 Firestone Destination A/T2's for a couple weeks now. Have had heavy rain and tonight visiting family and they wanted to do some night off road. Man these things are FANTASTIC. QUIET, smooth, gained a couple mph on the 2hr trip. Great rain performance and much better than my prior 33x12.5 more expensive and aggressive tires from another brand. Tonight these things performed admirably off road with just a little more sink into very soft deep sand and some mud. They are noticeably narrower so I expected this. Even did a couple steep grades to upper trails and had zero slippage. Even stopping to get out on one grade to scout over the crest, it just picked right up and had no issue continuing. I'm impressed and have confidence in longevity because all of the soles are full tread depth unlike the prior tires. I will replace with these again if I have the truck long enough. If you want an AT tire that is SUPER road friendly but still totally capable for some fun off road, no questions I recommend these.

Great tires that provide durability and value. Highly recommend tires. A hour and a half for an oil change is crazy bad and the service center says that is the average time require. Insane to even think this is acceptable. Great tires . Bad service!!!

In all fairness, this review is based off of the performance of the Destination AT. When I got my Jeep back in 2021, it already had the Destination AT tires on it & I've was very happy w/ how they performed in regards to ride, handling, & stopping power in wet conditions. They rode smooth, the noise level wasn't terrible but I've never really cared much about that-you're going to have noise while driving after all. Handling & grip was good, they never felt like they were trying to come out from under me during a turn. The stopping power during wet conditions I especially liked, mainly during winter. That's why when I was told I needed new tires I decided to stay w/ the same style as what I had & was informed that they were now Destination AT2. I just had them installed yesterday, 11-17-23 so I haven't gotten much drive time in on them yet but what time I did get in, I wasn't disappointed. Rode nice & smooth, felt a little firmer too but that could've also been the adjustments the dealer made to my alignment's X/Y axis. As much as I hate to say this, I'm looking forward to winter to see if the newer model meets &/or exceeds its predecessor. I feel like it will

My jeep came factory with the Destination A/T's and I was very happy with them for my style of driving, also the fact they lasted me 91,000 miles before I replaced them with the A/T 2's. Looking forward to testing the snow rating on these tires that the other set did not have. So far I'm 1,500 miles in on this set, and I feel confident in the dry and wet traction, also handling is also satisfactory. Now I'm just waiting for some serious snow to fully test them out.