I bought these tires at our local coop a few months ago for a great price and have rotated them twice already. Quiet compared to the continentals that were on our Subaru, and with almost 20k miles on them, the tread appears to be holding up well enough for the 75k warranty.

This is the second set of RT43s I've put on my wife's car and they perform exceptionally well in all conditions. She got 77,000 miles out of the first set with properties inflation and rotation every 5,000 miles. The tires ride very smooth and quiet.

I bought these tires for my 2011 Chevy Aveo. I've never had good handling in the rain and these aren't much better but they are the best tires I've had so far. I typically drive 20,000-30,000 miles per year and Michelin doesn't make an all-season tire for my car, they only make a snow tire, that's why I bought these tires. They handle great on dry and snowy surfaces but in the rain they are bad. I think it's just the 2011 Chevy Aveo that has bad handling, so I can't fault the General Altimax R43.

We've bought the expensive, top of the line Michelin tires for both of our vehicles for the past several years. The size we needed for our Ford Edge wasn't available a few months ago, due to the pandemic closures, so we went with our trusted supplier's recommendation to try a similar tire from General. We are very satisfied with the ride and performance.

I've had these tires on my 3 cars so far and absolutely love them. They are really good in any weather, deep snow included. Quiet ride, very good grip, great control and wear for a very long time and are not expensive. Last pair later around 50k before I had to get new ones. I have stopped looking for better tires and get Altimax RT43 whenever I need new tires.

I was looking for an all season tire to run fall to spring on my 2001 Honda Civic.  Living in MN means it has to be good in snow and this tire delivers.  It does very well in snow.  Its a little on the noisy side but who cares with grip like this.  And it is inexpensive too.

These tires are noisier than average as indicated in Consumer Reports but worth it for the safety of performance. Used on a 2011 Kia Sorento two-wheel-drive SUV the noise level on most interstate highway speeds would be objectionable to people who are used to riding in luxury cars but would seem fine to jeep and older pickup truck drivers.  In my application steering is incredibly precise and very controllable under all conditions. I don't know about traction because I have never had wheel slip occur in either acceleration or braking, possibly partly because I don't tailgate in order to save fuel.

Bought tire for our 05 Civic couple years back we were pleased with performance. Mother in law 09 Lacrosse needed tires , checked Tire Racks reviews and found the same tire was ranked as very good for her car. My wife who drives both cars says there is great control and road feel especially on highway. These have been our first experience with General Tire brand.

This is my 3rd set of General Altimax RT 43 tires on 2 vehicles. This is second set on my 2015 Toyota Sienna AWD, 1st set replaced run flat tires, also put them on my 2012 Subaru Legacy AWD. Both vehicles performed well in snow, rain or dry roads with these tires. They handle and ride good.

This being my second set of these tires on my wife's car says a lot. My wife commutes 80 miles, six days a week on mostly rural roads. I get a little more mileage out of these tires than more expensive  brands that I have used in the past. When the time comes I will purchase another set.