Put them on before winter and had no problems in light or heavy snow. They have a good traction on both snow and rainy days. Although not quite on dry roads in my small Sentra car. Tireso huming can be heard in side the car. Over 20,000 miles and little wear is all that is seen.

I have 10k miles on my Generals and am very happy. I was disappointed that I didn't get to try them in any snow to see how they did. But ride quality,wet performance, noise are all above average. Are there better tires? Yes, but not many. And all of those are twice the price. Will I buy again? Yes. Even if I only were to get 30k miles out of them. But they have hardly worn any at all so far. Buy them. You will like them.

Bought these at the beginning of winter for my daughter's car. They are quieter than what we took off. What I'm really impressed with is the winter traction so far. I run Blizzaks on my other vehicles so I am familiar with good winter traction and so far these are great. They pull the car out of a snowy uphill parking spot very well. Great all season tire.

I bought my wife a set of Altimax tires for her Honda CRV. After much research, I was convinced that the Altimax was the best tires for treadwear vs price. Even Consumer Report gave them a good rating.  I hate to give negative reviews, but thus far, the only worse tires I ever purchased were Khumo. My wife is a slow and careful driver, rarely exceeding 55 mph, even on the interstate. With 38,000 miles on these tires, the wear bar is already very visible with only about 3/32 tread wear remaining on each tire. A few more thousand miles and I will be able to see the air in these tires.  The wear is very even across the tires, eliminating any mechanical alignment problems. Very disappointed. I can only hope General will pro rate these tires and help me out. If not, I will continue my search for a decent tire brand that is affordable. It certainly is not General.

I've been buying the AltiMAX RT line almost since it came into existence. My wife and I both enjoy its excellent tread stability in our FWD and AWD vehicles, as well as the low road noise, very competitive pricing, and excellent value due to its fantastic longevity. Just purchased a set for my new Honda Fit, and will be replacing a 6 year old hard working set in the fall on my wife's AWD Subaru Forester.

These are good tires, and consistent with online reviews that I read when I was doing my research before buying new replacement tires.  They have ""tough"" sidewalls for a lower aspect tire, meaning that they do not get sidewall damage when you can't avoid hitting a pothole - of which there are many in Michigan.  I've also found them to work well in snow and track well in the wet.  The ride is good and they are relatively quiet - also seem to handle corners quite well.  The weird thing is they feel ""out of round"" after the car sits overnight...which goes away in the first mile of so after you start driving...I also read this in a couple of other reviews - no big deal, I guess.  These tires are very well priced and a perform very well, particularly considering the price point vs other competitors and their applicable tires in the size that fits the 18"" wheels on my Buick Verano - I would say I drive my cars in a fairly proactive manner...so tires that perform well are important.

When I replaced my original tires I went  with fancy Yokohoma tires. Much more expensive than these tires and they wore out fast. I put these RT43's on and they hold the road, work great in the rain and have these wear strips that warn you about uneven wear. I put them on my Sienna too. They performed great in the snow too.

Aggressive tread pattern handles traction very well through ALL seasons here in western Pennsylvania with a surprisingly quiet ride.  Firm handling for good cornering, yet with a comfortable ride for highway bumps and the inevitable 'potholes' we catch in spring.  Would buy these again without hesitation.

My upon service at my Subaru dealer and needing new tires, my service advisor recommended the General Altimax RT43 for my 2015 Outback.  I am so glad I went with his recommendation.  That tire has improved the ride, comfort level, handling and stability of the car greatly.

I am on my second set on my 2012 Toyota Camry and just threw a set on my wife's 2017 sienna.  I got almost 90k out of the first set on my Camry (I do a lot of highway driving).  They ride smooth wear evenly and for an all season do well in rain and pretty well in light to moderate snow.