We decided to rent an RV and pull it behind our 2004 Ford F-150 (not Heritage model). We purchased the tires and are so glad we did as we ran into a Tropical storm near Houston. The RV was 28' and ~7000 LBS. While this was quite a load for the truck, we had no issues with shedding the water off the road, with control of the vehicle and with stopping. Some reviews say this tire is noisy. We absolutely don't agree. The tires are smooth, handle well, and have good stopping distance. We also noticed an increase in MPG, but can't be sure what portion of that is attributable to new tires and which is attributable to replacing the Coil-on-Plugs (COPs). Overall we increased mileage from 11 MPG to ~17 MPG. We think you'll be very happy with the tires. Note: the footprint(?) of the tire is definitely longer than the tires we had before.

Worked for GY 24 years. They make first class tires. These were replacemets for OE B.F. Goodrich. They look great, they are very quiet which is a must for me. Ride is softer than the OE tires. They hold the road very well in the rain and as good as any I have owned in the snow being what I call a highway tread tire. I do seem to have a balance problem but have not had them rebalance since installation a month ago. Over all they are a great highway tire at a fair price for a premium value added tire. Look and ride great and knowing my life is riding on the quality of the Goodyear brand.

on a Highlander. Highly stable, smooth, sure ride. Quiet. excellent wet traction and handling.First trip was through the Smoky Mtns and across the Appalachian chain to Raleigh. Comfortable stroll through the mountains, they ran cool at 75mph, handled slowing and stopping well. Oh, and handled an on-board/car top load of 500lbs with ease. Very well made tire for small trucks/SUV's

Stock on 2016 F150 Lariat 4x4. Much better than expected performance. Handled freak snow fall on Virginia Beach side roads with no problem. Very quiet and smooth on highway. Will slip on take off on wet roads if heavy on pedal, but that's because 2.7 L ecoboost has some torque. Measured tread depth at 8/32" front and back at 29 k mi. I'm projecting 55k to 60k mi easily. Goodyear tire dealer rotates for free!

OE tire on my F150. Put 25k miles on it all over the western US in the last 6 months. Great road warrior tire. Can't believe how nice they ride and how long they are lasting.. This is not a tire for below freezing or snow/ice. Once the temp drops or the white stuff starts falling, invest in a set of Duratracs like I just did! Keep up the good work, Goodyear.

After 22 months and 96,000 miles I am finally replacing these tires. While I could probably squeeze another 10,000 out of them, they are starting to be noisy. These are hands down the best tires I have ever had. Very quiet over the road and very good traction in a variety of driving conditions. I realize that getting this kind of mileage is not typical for any tire. Probably 90% of my driving is highway/interstate. Tires have been rotated every 5000 miles with oil changes. I am hopeful that my second set of Fortitudes will serve me this well.

2004 GMC Z71. 119k miles on it. These tires made my truck drive like the day I picked up my truck brand new back in 2004. Excellent tires, super quiet and I am very impressed with the way they made my truck ride. I also replaced my shocks with a set of KYB. But I did the shocks 1st and my tires a few months later so these tires definitely made it ride like new. My 4th set since my truck was new and by far the best set yet.

I have over 67,000 miles on these tires and there's probably 10,000-15,000 miles left on them. I have 5-6 mm left on them (according to NTB Mngr), but I failed to rotate the tires regularly, and thus, the front tires are showing a bit more wear than the rear, especially on the outside edges. I travel a lot of interstate miles and prefer to keep newer tires on my truck and so I am going to give the Michelin LTX M/S tires a roll. I've read that the Michelins do a little better on wet roads and that they are possibly a bit quieter than the Goodyears. Hopefully they will be as at least as good or better a tire as the Goodyear Wrangler Fortitudes have been. In any case, I definitely think the Fortitudes are a good choice if you own a pickup truck. Good luck.

Online reviews I read before buying Goodyear Fortitudes for my F-150 were exceptionally positive. So much so I have to consider the possibility that I expected too much as compared to the more expensive competitor's brand I needed to replace after 80k+ miles. In comparison, the Fortitude ride is not as smooth or as quiet. Handling feels a bit 'floaty' at times and the Fortitudes spin easily with even slight acceleration on wet pavement. On a more positive note, the Fortitudes were an excellent buy, and if I get anywhere near their 65k wear warranty the less-than-positive points become less important.

Very concerned that these tires are worthy of being on my brand new 2018 F150 4x4 due to immediate problem right from the start. Would rather have a true AT tire than these HT tires. Still do not have my vehicle back from dealer. Did request/demand that FORD get me a different Wrangler model. Have always enjoyed a quality Goodyear Wrangler AT.