I've been running this your now for over a year. I have somewhere around 25,000 miles on them and I'm not even half way done with the tread. I am HARD on tires. I run rescue and I'm an aggressive driver at times. These things hold to the road in all conditions! I once responded to a call in ice. I came to a place where about 40 vehicles where stranded on both sides of the road. I drove right up the middle with no issues at all. Oh yeah, the call I was responding to... A 4x4 truck that ran off the road into a tree.  Today I had to get to work in another ice storm. After taking fifteen minutes to clean the ice off my car I made the trek to work with roads covered in close to a 1/4"" of ice on the road. I had no problem at all making it to work or back home in the slush this afternoon. Not only are they great tires for traction, the company stands by their tires.  After about 11,000 miles my rear tire developed a sidewalks bubble.  After cheering with the company, the dealership replaced the tire for free.  I will never put another set of tires on my car.

Tires have been on SUV for 8 months without my being aware of any problem.  Recommended by dealer I have relied on for over 20 years. Bought at good price and a recommendation that they would last. Probably the last tires I will buy for my  2011 Equinox.

I needed tires for my compact winter sedan.  I am a mechanical engineer and an SCCA sports-car racer for more than 12 years.  Tires can make a worn-out jalopy feel new again, or a performance car drive like an old washcloth.  Looking for tires for a winter sedan, I studied the tread patterns and associated reviews of many all-season tires.  I did not want to buy full-winter tires as I don't find this area all that snowy.  Some reviews were conducted by magazines, others were customer reviews like this one.  This being a winter sedan to be used where salt is used to generate slush, grip in slushy conditions was a higher priority than ultimate grip in dry conditions.  Also being that roads are poorly maintained where I drive, ride quality was also a higher priority than ultimate grip in dry conditions.  Finally, I decided on the AltiMAX RT43's.  They mounted/balanced well and fuel economy is close to what the vehicle manufacturer advertises.  The grip is quite good in snow/slush/rain.  They are very quiet.  The ride quality is very nice.  And I found them  to be a little squirmy in dry/damp conditions when driving at higher speeds - as expected.  I am very satisfied with this tire and it will be at the top of my list the next time I research tires for this purpose.  I have put about 5,000 winter miles on this set of tires.

Good but not certainly not great.  For reference I drive a 2015 Taurus SEL.  The ride from these tires I would consider as very good.  Road noise is  low.  The main detractions I have noticed is:  traction in heavy rain is poor and handling at higher speeds is not solid.  I was suprised when I sensed the car sliding while driving in a heavy rain at 65 -70 MP;  I took my foot off the accelerator and it immediately straightened out.  I have not had them long enough to comment on wear.  The tires I had before these were Pirelli Centuratos,  they were not as good as the AltiMAX on ride and noise,  but better on rain and handling.

I put these on my 2006 Acura MDX and, after 8 months, they have performed very well.  The ride is quiet, with no whirring noise that others have reported.  Excellent traction and handling in snow, rain and even the good times.  Treadwear has been good, which is impressive considering our mountainous terrain here in the Poconos.

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.

Bought for 2001 Avalon over a year ago. 15,000 miles and still beefy in front/ look full tread in rear (haven't rotated them yet). One of the better all seasons I've ever used in the snow and, during one major ice storm, kept me on the road for a 22 mile drive home. Bought some for a sister's Nissan Versa... price was super good again and she loves them. She doesn't drive that much, and isn't much of a car person, but has said more than once they are quiet and she feels confident to drive in the rain.

After a great deal of online research including a good recommendation from Consumer Reports, I chose the AltiMAX RT43.  I determined it the best overall tire to be driven by me in the south.  The tire grips the road in the rain, and I have no fear of hydroplaning. The interstate driving has been decidedly pleasant, and no differentiation can be noted at different speeds. When a little get up and go is needed, the tires perform well with the V-Tech engine. Time will tell about the wear.

I am a full time rideshare driver in Massachusetts and drive average of 1k miles/week. When I replaced all 4 tires my 2016 Subaru Forester 2.5i AWD Premium drives fantastic. Great traction on both dry and wet surfaces. Handles much much better than with previous tires that came with it. Price is never less but worth every penny of it. Overall I'm very satisfied with General Tires. Recommended to all professional rideshare, fleet and family cars.

A quiet, stable touring tire. When I went to get tires, I told my salesperson wet traction was my number one concern, and these were recommended. Alas, not so good in that department, but a very decent tire otherwise. Quietness was my number two concern. Who needs to add hum to all the rest of the road noises? For the price, these are good in that respect.