After a hot summer, they appear to be riding stiffer (hardening of the compound?) when I hit a bump and transmitting it through my van's cabin. So many opinions out there... I basically took a chance on a tire and brand for cost savings and based on a few positive reviews for performance on a mini van.   They handle well enough, look sharp enough, maintain their pressure well enough.

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 had these tires for about 15,000 miles now. They have been nice. Not much road noise, handles well with good tracking, looks good and good traction in the rain. In what little snow we did have, they had good traction as far as I could tell. I'm not an aggressive driver, but these do work well on my Honda Accord.

I have bought many different brands of tire over the past 40 years and am very impressed with the AltiMAX RT. It has a very nive ride quality, great wet and dry traction.  I am looking forward to seeing how these perform in the snow. Definitely would purchase again!

I was looking for an all season tire to run fall to spring on my 2001 Honda Civic.  Living in MN means it has to be good in snow and this tire delivers.  It does very well in snow.  Its a little on the noisy side but who cares with grip like this.  And it is inexpensive too.

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.

4 full seasons on these tires and I am extremely pleased. 2 long 2500 mile road trips (1 year apart) and the tires ran smooth as can be on our Toyota Sienna. We live in Snow country and since the tires were new decided to keep these on rather than switch to true snow tires. They performed very well in the snow not so well on stopping on ice.

This tire is so great, it grips wet road pretty good, and the best feature about this RT43 that i like is stability on the road, especially it is noticeable when wind is blowing and car is rocking, so way better than continental extreme contact tires in that regards, not much road noise. I would buy it again.

I have 3 sets of these tire on a CRV, Outback, and Element. They are great tires. I like the fact that they are quiet tires that don't generate a lot of road noise. The vehicles are all AWD, and I live in North East,  Ohio which gets a lot of snow. They work well in snow and on wet roads, they get good traction, and stop straight. I haven't been in a warranty situation but I expect them to have a long life. The tires were competitively priced and I try to rotate them regularly. I recommend these tires to my friends.

I have run Generals on my 4Runner, RAV4 and my daughters Legacy.  Very happy with all of the tires.  They get a great rating from Consumer Reports.  I run snows as well as all season (BTW snows stop you over 300 feet shorter in snow and ice at 55 MPH as AWD or 4WD don't help you stop!!!). I will continue to buy