Are these tires very noisy I want to put them on wrangler soft top ?
1874224
These tires are very quiet. I have put almost 5000 miles on them with no increase in road noise.
1874225
When driving on the highway, the Fortera 245/65/17 rated about 6/7 out of 10 for noise in my opinion. Mostly a humming noise if I remember correctly; though, all tires have some noise, especially the rugged off-road/snow tires. I have since replaced my Fortera's with the Michelin M/S and love them: they are what quality shoe orthotics are to shoes. I probably would not buy the Goodyear Fortera again unless they were on clearance. Fortera is considered a quality tire and recommended by Jeep dealerships, so best to price shop. Oh, and I got less than 32K miles on my set before having to replace. I would recommend shopping around for Michelin rebates and buy 3 get 1 free deals. Good Luck! When driving on the highway, the Fortera 245/65/17 rated about 6/7 out of 10 for noise in my opinion. Mostly a humming noise if I remember correctly; though, all tires have some noise, especially the rugged off-road/snow tires. I have since replaced my Fortera's with the Michelin M/S and love them: they are what quality shoe orthotics are to shoes. I probably would not buy the Goodyear Fortera again unless they were on clearance. Fortera is considered a quality tire and recommended by Jeep dealerships, so best to price shop. Oh, and I got less than 32K miles on my set before having to... » Read More When driving on the highway, the Fortera 245/65/17 rated about 6/7 out of 10 for noise in my opinion. Mostly a humming noise if I remember correctly; though, all tires have some noise, especially the rugged off-road/snow tires. I have since replaced my Fortera's with the Michelin M/S and love them: they are what quality shoe orthotics are to shoes. I probably would not buy the Goodyear Fortera again unless they were on clearance. Fortera is considered a quality tire and recommended by Jeep dealerships, so best to price shop. Oh, and I got less than 32K miles on my set before having to replace. I would recommend shopping around for Michelin rebates and buy 3 get 1 free deals. Good Luck! « Show Less
561907
I've had no problems with tires. Easy to install. They sat outside in my shed all winter in below freezing temps and still had almost all air pressure.
2021036
I've installed them as-is.. I have not have any issue so far - no squeaking or vibrations.
151376
Yes, install should be easy on your jeep unless you have large fender flares or other mods that get in the way. If I was to do it again I would not buy an rack that mounts on the body and frame. I get some squeaking and clanking while my jeep is under flex. Next time I'll buy one that is body mount front and rear to take care of this issue.
1487589
They are better than the factory tires but they are still just an "all terrain" tire. They aren't really great in mud. Sand ok. I live in Florida and we have plenty of both.
1201055
I don't notice any noise and they have a very aerodynamic blade design. I leave them on all the time and don't do a lot of highway driving. I don't worry about MPG and have never checked. They are easy to install and remove if you want to save on gas when they are not needed.
495621
I have not experienced the noise.. Look closely to see if thread or string has wrapped around the axle of the wheel.
63225
I think the tires are great. If you ride them under the standard air pressure 100psi. Any tire well ware fast..
412033
they are soft & no noise in my experience.If you have a flat heel they will serve you well. If your heel is treaded they don't stay on well. The staples to attach it are a bit short.Good luck mate
272435
Yes, but most people here would recommend changing out the treads for something flat. The mountain bike treads will add to the noise. It is already pretty loud, but it will become industrial machine loud.
1960279
Answer here...yes they are. I tow trailer with mine and no signs of wear after 8 k so far. Look great as well and are not noisy at all
258795
They are pretty much all season. If you live in the south. We had major snow in NC this year and they did fine. But, keep in mind these are not snow tires. They do ok in the rain , but these things are a mud tire that can be street driven.
1536842
Yes they are LT (light truck) tires. There good all around tires you won't be disappointed with them..hope this helps you out.
1060268
Nope, Or atleast I dont think so. I have them on a wrangler however and have the doors off and top down most of the time. Best tire I ever bought. I have had them over a year and I havent even noticed any tread wear. I drive atleast 40 miles a day and take them offroad often. I dont understand why so many people dont know about these!
1438318
Absolutely! Just be mindful that the wheels squeak pretty loud. Have some WD 40 and that should do it!
1291129
Mine are 33s on 18" stock wheels on an '07 Jeep Safari JKU. The tires are quiet and AT capable. NOT a mud tire. So so aired down on rocks. The JKU is a daily driver - so the capability on wet / snow / dry hard road is excellent. I routinely trail ride them - since I'm locked in the rear - I can keep up on most trails limited by body armor more than tire capability... Highly recommended for mall crawler to moderate trail use. They will be taking us from the Midwest USA to Alaska in the spring!!
572186
I have them on a 97 TJ. I've had them in some spots where I've had to crank it hard to get out. And 1000s of miles everyday wear and tear. Not a single rub.