I own an '05 Mustang with very low miles.  Old tires were aging out and not performing.  The General tires were recommended by my mechanic and CR and have not disappointed.  They handling and ride are exponentially better.  Wish I'd replaced them sooner!

Ever since Continental took over General Tire things have been looking up!  This will be my 3rd set of rt43s (Made in USA!) I have had on various awd vehicles! (Forester, Outback & now the CX-5)  replaced the cr*ppy Yoko Geo's that rubbed off after 15K. with the RT43's. Great tyre for the Lake Tahoe area! Runs quite and sure on I-80, loves snow up to 12"" on hwy28 or 431 over Mt. Rose. They last forever & best of all keep the same traction from 11/32 to 2/32! For the $, the best value out there.

Bought a set for a 2009 g6, great tire for all weather.  Previously purchased a set for a 2008 Dodge Avenger.  Great headwear, low road noise, and excellent grip in all weather.  I am truly impressed with these tires and would recommend them to anyone.  No, it's not a high performance tire, but if your looking for a comfortable, long lasting tire that performs well in all weather, than this is the tire for you.

After reading TONS of reviews of tires for my car, I decided on the General Altimax RT 43 for several reasons:  1: I exclusively used General Tires on my truck, and their tread life was exceptional (up to 80k miles with rotation every 5k miles) 2: Tires are the only part of your car that touches the road. It is worth it to spend a little more for quality tires than get the cheapest you can find. 3: Since we get snow in the northeast, I wanted something with good snow traction without having to get full-blown winter tires.  The General Altimax RT 43's completely fit the bill. They are quiet, responsive, have excellent dry and wet grip, and have unique features to help me monitor their tread life and alignment.

I researched many tires before settling on these for my 2003 Honda Odyssey. This is the second set I put on. The ride is great, handling acceptable for a van, continue to get good fuel mileage and they do not require additional air between rotation and balancing every 6,000 miles.

I've had the General Altimax tires on my 2015 Prius V for several months and their great. I've notice a huge Improvement in handling and braking. I've also had several passenger note the smooth ride of the vehicle and I totally agree. My gas milage has remained the same as the stock tires. I will absolutely get these tires again.

I have put the RT43 on four of my vehicles, 3 sedans and one small SUV and it performs very well in all ways. New England weather is a test for any tire and this one passes solidly in all seasons. It is at a price point that makes it a good value as a bonus.

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 first set of Altimax RT43s. My last two sets were Kuhmo Ecsta LX Platinums. I had to change them about 15k miles early because the tread was separating. I'll never get those again.  I haven't had the chance to test these tires on wet pavement, but they are great on dry pavement. I know that doesn't say a whole lot but it's all I can offer right now.  The RT43 tires really seem to ride smooth and the tread pattern looks good. I'm sure I'll be buying these tires again for my other cars.

This is the second set I bought, for my 2001 Honda Civic LX this time, based on the performance of the previous set I purchased for my 2006 Honda Accord. In both cases, superior traction compared to the Michelins I had on them before. And a cheaper price.