Grip.  Quiet.  Wet traction.  Smooth.  Perfectly balanced even after 20K miles.  I would buy these tires again in a heartbeat.  When my next set wears out on another car, I'm buying General.  I also put Grabbers on my Sequoia.  Great decision on my part.

I bought a set of AltiMax RT43 tires in Nov 2017 for my 2015 Camry, I drove through one winter and have about 4K miles on them.  I am pleased with the tires and really have nothing negative to say.  They performed well over the Iowa winter and had good traction in the snow.  On dry roads the ride is good with only slight road noise, certainly less than other all season tires I have had.  I can recommend the AltiMax RT43 tire, and plan to put a set on my 2013 Impala later this year.

I purchased these for my 2012 Nissan Rogue.  We don't do a lot of driving, only 5-6K a year.  I've had these on for almost 2 years and they show no sign of wear.  I also have a set of these on my 2012 Nissan Sentra that my son drives.  These are now about 3 years old, and are just starting to show some sign of wear.  On both vehicles the ride is smooth and handling is super great.

I got my new General tires tires before winter. My old tries would easily slide and did not have very good traction in snow at all. I specifically wanted better performing tires in the snow. We just had a historic blizzard last week. We were let out of work early because of the storm. Cars and city busses were stuck all over. I was able to easily make it home 7 miles. I was so happy and relieved.

Very happy change from the Kumhos that we blindly replaced last time we were due for tires... much better grip and noise level, especially in rain!  Once I saw their performance in the rain, I put them on our 2007 Outlander as well.  ***09 Vibe person who commented*** I would get your alignment checked (probably not by the place that did your tires), something must be very wrong with it based on your description of it being on ice.

I have purchased two sets of these tires for two different older Toyota Highlanders and have been very pleased.  They handle well, the ride is stable and quiet and although I have yet to use them in Minnesota snow, I'm expecting good performance there too.

I bought these for an older MB SL320 that I got as a driver, not a sunny day car. I've had significantly more expensive touring tires previously for other cars, but the incremental difference in traction and wet weather performance was not worth the premium.

Original tires were worn so it was due to replace all 4, on October 25, 2017. Also had front and rear brakes replaced as well. Since last October, smooth driving with limited issues from original tires, AltiMax RT43 are better that described and a reasonable tire in this day and age, would buy again on other family cars

Installed on 2002 Civic LX Sedan.  Tires do everything very well: ride quality, road noise, mileage, wet handling, really nice tires.  When I first installed them, feed back felt a little vague, especially when cornering at high speeds, maybe a little under steer.  With several thousand miles on them, they've become more predictable. Nice.

We've put about 12,000 miles on these, on our Mazda6.  The traction is great - which is really the most important part of tires anyway.  However, they are starting to get a little noisy - humming from all 4 corners.  It's not overbearing, hope it stays that way.