After 53k miles, I needed to replace the original Firestone Destination ATs that came on my 2016 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk, which were really good tires. I decided to go with the AT/2s, because of their higher all-weather rating. Living in Wisconsin, you really need tires that can perform in dry, rainy and extreme winter conditions. After roughly 2500 miles, and several snow storms and daily temps in the teens through 30s, these tires have performed wonderfully. I feel very secure in my AT/2s; regardless, if its rain, sleet, snow, ice...plus wind...no worries. I couldn't count the times I mentioned to my wife "I am so happy we bought these tires!" Additionally, the road noise on the AT/2s is not bad at all for an all-terrain tire...they actually sound really cool. Lastly, these tires are not an overly aggressive looking tire, but still are very nice and capable looking. The AT/2 is truly an excellent tire.

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.

First time getting the FS Destination AT2s in the P245/60R18 size. I ended up getting a second set for my 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz AWD because I was so impressed. Ive had multiple brands of ATs including Bridgestone, Falken, Toyo, and BFGs, and these Firestones are the first to get their advertised miles out of them. Mileage wise, these are the first AT tires I've owned that made it to 48K miles. I could have made it to the 55K mark but here in Montana you cannot ride on bald tires. Our weather is too unpredictable and inclement weather can hit at any time. I had 3 -4/32nd left on the set. When I first got these tires, I was able to do 75 mph+ in a Montana blizzard at -30F in 6in+ snow in perfect control. At the 3-4/32nd depth, you really take a hit on control/traction in rain and snow, and I was starting to hydroplane at 65-70mph for the first time. Street: great braking and control. Fairly quiet. Not H/T tire quiet, but significantly definately quieter than Falkens or Toyo ATs Resilience: they are pretty tough, the took a lot of hits while cruising to Yellowstone and Glacier National park and kept going. However, I did pick up a screw which resulted in a slow leak on one time. Fuel efficiency: Took maybe 0-1 mpg loss from all season/street tires. Negligible All Terrain capability: They do great in gravel, mud, and forest land. I did not get a chance to try it in sand. Never got stuck once. These tires consistently test well on YouTube and I can only confirm these are the best all around AT tires. If you are considering them, buy them, You can't go wrong. As soon as my 2024 4x4 Chevy Silverado RST OEM Territory ATs go dead, I will be getting a set of these for it as well.

Just replaced the original Destination AT tires that lasted over 62,000 miles. I was hesitant on the AT/2 but thus far I am very happy with the ride and performance of these tires. Nice quiet ride as well. Not the cheapest tire on the market but you get what you pay for and so far these tires have met and exceeded my expectations.

It snowed the day after I bought these tires. The ride and traction were much better than the tires I replaced. Although I have only been using these tires for less than a week, I can tell they are going to perform much better in an Alberta winter than my previous tires. They seemed quieter and very safe when cornering and braking. A good purchase - glad I bought them!

Purchased these tires on the advise from my local shop, said if I didn't like them to come back in. Well I love them, very quite on the road and they are very impressive in the snow. They handle very good in all conditions so far from what I've seen. I would definitely recommend them.

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 drive 60,000KMs a year and have went through various A/T all-weather tires in the past. Driving in Saskatchewan, primarily on gravel roads (winter conditions for about 6 months of the year) I need a good all round, reliable tire. Very happy with the traction and most impressed with the road noise being so much quieter than other brands with comparable traction.

OK, we put 350 Miles on our vehicle every weekend pulling some sort of Trailer, 80% Highway-20% two track, Boat Ramp, sand, gravel, snow and such. All I can say is we use our Truck for what it was designed to do. this set of tires show's maybe 30% wear! not to mention none of them took any major weight to balance. I did upsize to 285/70/17 with no interference issues. last year 11" of snow fell while I was in the timber hunting, driving out was a non-issue, hitting the untouched main road, again 18 miles of confidence. I'm not trying to sell anything, but would rather like to share what is working out very well for our crew of Misfits. catch us in Hale Michigan, if you can Find us!!!

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.