Running these on my 1995 Ford Escort Wagon and I am SO satisfied with these tires. I have had them for two years with no wearing showing.These are better than Cooper or Michelin and I have ran both on the Escort. It's General Tires for me from now on.

I put these on my 2013 Civic SI and noticed improved gas mileage immediately. The tires hug the corners when I push the car through turns and they push the water aside in the torrential rain storms we've had in Jersey this summer. I am anxious to try them out in the snow but I do not want the summer at the Jersey Shore to end just yet!!!

Bought  4 new tires in Oct 2017 for my 2006 BMW 525i and have not been disappointed.  Tires ride smooth, are quiet, grip the road and great in snow living in northern NJ. Would definitely consider them to  replace tires on my 2012 Mercedes E350 when needed.

This is the second purchase of these tires first set went on an a 03 Toyota Echo. Ran on them for 3 yrs. So then bought a 14 Toyota Corolla have had them on for 8000 miles. Superb tires ran through the snow this past winter. I tell everyone I know you need to buy these tires.

I like the tires very much . I bought it for the great review for handling  in snow . It does well on the road . But has a hard time getting in the driveway over the plow wake . I think it's the car not the tires . My old car did much more with bad tires.

Purchased these in April of 2019, didn't realize there was no mileage warranty offered or so I'm told at the time I purchased. Now my tires need to be replaced and I am being told I'm out of luck. I'd hoped to get 3 to 4 years out of these tires not two.  They rode fine for the time I had them though.

I bought these tires 6 months ago for my daughter who live in South Carolina where when it rains; it rains really hard and heavy. She has complete control in the rain with no hydroplaning. I do a lot of research on tires and General always comes up on top. I have General tires on 3 of my vehicles. I highly recommend them.

I bought this tire as a test to see how well all season tires would do in winter (and I got tired of changing from summer to winter tires and back).  I live in the Spokane, WA area and we do get on average 40+ inches of snow in a winter.  Well, I have to say, I was pretty pleased with the tires performance in snow.  Yes, it's not a full blown snow tire, but it has done quite well in our conditions.

Winter snows lower the mileage on all of our vehicles by an average of almost 10 mpg per vehicle.  The vehicle I drive the most a Hyundai Santa Fe averages 20/21 mpg with snow tires, and when switched over to the All-weather AltiMax 43 mpg increased to 29/31 mpg.   Now retired, gave away the snow tires, and we now handle Winter with the All Weather General tires.  Took a 2 month trip around the country May/June after retiring, hit snow, ice, heat etc.,  and had no problems with the different conditions, nor was mileage affected.

I've had these tires for a year now, and being a high-mileage guy, they've got some miles on them. The got me up the steep hill to home in the last years early and late snows, before and after my snows. They got me through some wicked rain storms without once feeling like I was hydroplaning. They appear to be exceptionally quiet on the highway, which makes my long drives easier to take. Good all around tires that I would certainly recommend.