We live in Southern California and bought new tires in preparation for a Thanksgiving trip through Utah and into Oregon.  Sure enough we hit snow at one of the higher passes and we made it through safely - with more than 50 cars on our side of the road that had slid off the road.  We were very grateful.

Only average 5-6,000 miles per year. Tires were purchased in 2015 so they are beyond the 72 month time period as specified in warranty.   Altimax RT43's only had 36,000 miles on them and wouldn't pass state of PA annual inspection. Tires rotated but not often enough. Still would expect to get much closer to the warranted tread wear life of 65,000 miles.   Will not purchase this brand again.

Bought this pair of tires before the 2017 winter season to replace summers on my 2017 WRX. Since then I have driven them through blizzards to Mammoth; unpaved snow on I-80 white-outs after CHP closed off all on-ramps to Donner Pass. With of course some caution, have never gotten in trouble. Straight-line/down-hill stopping distance in snow/ice conditions leave some to be desired but they are not snow-tires. By far one of the best all-seasons I've had, with mild compromise on dry and snow conditions compared to dedicated snow tires and dunlop summers.

I hope these tires are available the next time I need tires replaced. I can honestly say I have never experienced tires of this genre before. They grip the road incredibly. The tread is awesome. Haven't water planed since having them put on my vehicle. And trust me, we have had rain! Can't wait to see what they do in the winter time with snow and ice.

These replaced my first set and I was happy with first set.  I expect to be happy with these. The first set lasted about 40k of hard city pothole driving and couple of nail in the street punctures. They started to crack 6 years after purchase and had to be replaced. Can't beat that.

I bought a set of 4 , went to get my alignment at about 6 month period. BIG O wouldn't do the alignment due to a buige on one of the tires. I said I just bought them, can I get a warranty exchange. They said no, because I hit a pothole. I am not a ""tire whisperer"" so I couldn't ask the tire how it happened. Just left a sour taste with me as the warranty was a selling point when I paid for them.....

Just bought my 2nd set for my Buick Encore. The last set of tires was the first time I ever got 50,000 miles & I have been driving for 35 years. Also just recently put General Altimax RT43 on wife's Honda CRV. Hopefully she gets 50,000 miles on her new tires.

Brought 4 Generals last year and they ride great, unfortunately my wife went through and puddle with a large pot hole and blew out the driver's side front tire, I'm so impressed with Generals tires that are on the car I had to purchase the same tire. When you have a quality tire and handles the road like they do, stay with a quality tire like General, you won't be disappointed.

We had put these tires on my daughter's 2003 Honda, our 2014 Sonata, and on a 2017 Elantra.  They wear well and they're great all-season's for the southwest PA winter weather.   The Sonata had almost 30,000 and were in great shape when we recently traded in the car.  I don't know the exact treadwear, however.    We will definitely purchase these tires again.

I have just over 70,000 miles on these tires. I still haven't hit the wear indicators, I will get about 10,000 more miles out of them. I have a 2009 Ford Focus coupe, love these tires. We put a set on my wife's 2003 Focus ZTW, she loves  her tires. I will be putting another set on my car when it's time.