Had a set of these installed on my 98 Cherokee and I absolutely love them. I live in the Pac NW and it is very important to have tires that provide great wet traction - and these do! I've also been able to test them out in sand and snow and I haven't had a hint of a problem yet. I think the old Jeep loves her new shoes. I know I do!

They changed my appointment and had a 2 hour wait anyways and I told the store employees to save my old tires and they didn't. I want my old tires back or reimbursed for them. It was even on the invoice to save them. I talked to the manager and he said he would get me tires comparable to my old ones and never did.

Good value for all-terrain tires. More comfortable than my old SR-As, lost about 1 MPG on HWY due to aggressive tread. The only big con for me currently is that the shop is still struggling to balance them properly. Had them balanced 2 times and the Lexus wheel shakes at certain speeds.

So far so good. I went from a HT tire to the AT...no noticeable road noise increase. We have had a lot of rain this fall and tires handle very well in wet conditions. I'm anxious to see how well they do in the Wisconsin winter. I haven't done any serious off-roading yet but traction on loose gravel roads and one knarly mud pit was very good! Only had these tires for about a month and 1000 miles so i'm curious to see how they wear over the next several 1000 miles.

with 4x4 engaged these tyres will get you anywhere you need to go with in reason only had them for late fall on my hunting truck they have already got me out of a few tight spots ....appear to be more effective in snow and ice than mud very quiet on the highway and a smooth ride

I was shopping for tires and I decided to give Walmart a chance. The stuff was phenomenal. Prices on the tires were good from everyone else and the crew who installed my tires were amazing. I will definitely give them another chance in my other cars.

Great tires and great price. Easy purchase online set up and purchase. Ease with scheduling when to have installed no hidden fees. Only remember alignment is not included in cost of tires and installation. So do not for get to add to your budget when shopping for tires online.

I bought a new camper, so had to retrieve the old one as I used it for trade. Camper was in a field covered in heavy snow. My Expedition pulled it out with 4x4 and Goodyear Trailrunner tires. I bought this tire because it looked to be a good combination of highway tire and all-terrain or Duratrac vs Fortitude. So choose your tire based on your driving habits. Southern states may consider Fortitude, Northern states may benefit from Trailrunner for snow. If you off road frequently or need the best traction and don't mind a potential loss of 1-2 MPG, Duratrac is your tire.

Goodyear makes some good tires. Whatever my vehicle comes new with, when it's tome to replace, I always choose the Goodyear compliment. I'm told they are phasing our the Wrangler model and will be replacing it with the trailrunner. Not sure if that's true or not... These look a lot more aggressive and have a deeper tread than the Wrangler AT but surprisingly the added road noise and ride quality change very little. I will definitely purchase these again when the time comes.

Wrangler At were my choice since they seem to fit my driving habits reasonably. My experience with Good Year tires has always been a good one compared to other purchases. These seem to handle pretty good and not all that noisy. I have been driving under several different conditions and on Pavement they seem fine even in heavy rain. They worked well on Gravel roads as well as sandy trails. The real test comes in February when I head up to The Northeast and travel on snow covered icy mountain roads. Yet price and value add up for Me