Firestone Transforce AT 

Bought a used 2015 Ram 2500 with 31k miles on it. Had these tires and the wear bars were showing. Later bought a 2018 Ram 2500 and it had the same tires. My wear bars started showing at 30k miles. Overall, the dry traction and road noise for my 40 mile highway commute were very good. But the off road ability was suspect at best. I could easily spin the tires with the slightest amount of throttle in off road conditions even when I was just trying to casually pull away. The tires just dont grab for me compared to other tires I have had in the past. I replaced my Firestones with Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT just recently. Coopers might be a tad bit louder on the highway, but then, they have new tread on them. Also noticed the Coopers are way stiffer in the sidewall compared to the Firestones so I have to run them at least 5 psi less for a comparable ride. Coopers are definitely better in the mud and offroad compared to any experience I had with the Firestones. But I guess it is par for the course. Whatever tire Ram can get for the best price is probably what they outfit them with, so you end up with the Firestones off the lot. Having had 2 trucks and both wore out the tires at 30k, I can't ever buying these out of pocket even if they are not a bad tire. The treadlife is abysmal.

I have used these tires on both my 2011 F150 and my new 2023 F150. They ride very well, are quiet and wear evenly. In all I have purchased three sets of these. I would recommend them all day long.

Balanced out first try, ride and noise are excellent for price

Dealer replaced some damaged wheels and tires with this factory set. I can NOT believe that RAM puts this garbage on anything. Zero traction in any kind of snow and ice. Barely any traction in the rain or on wet surfaces. They are not worn out so I guess that tread life might be a plus. You can get stuck in wet grass with these, and I have. I thought that it might have just been me and my driving until my wife had to daily my truck for a while. Her complaints were never ending about how bad they were in both winter driving or rainy driving. Definitely not all terrain anything. Maybe an okayish warm weather highway tire. I have never before done any sort of review, but these tires are that bad. I've driven on a ton of different tires over the years from all most every major brand and some minor ones too. I can't say enough about what garbage these are. DO NOT BUY. EVER!!!

The tire rack experience was great. Tires were shipped to my door with many updates and looking everything up online was great and easy. The reviews seemed a little biased and I believed them. I live in Michigan and these tires are not that great for here. I would run them in the summer if I had two sets of tires. But looking at the wear I am guessing I will only get 40,000 at the very max out of these tires if I can even get them that far as we will soon be coming into the winter months. I assumed that these would be a decent tire as some vehicles come from the manufacturer with these tires and I see many commercial units run these tires around town. I would not buy these tires again as wet traction lightly accelerating is terrible and then corner in just a little bit of slush during the winter will give you feelings you do not want to feel. I have had to become a cautious driver rather than just being comfortable. I will not be buying "cheap" tires again as I have learned my lesson.

These tires came stock on my 2019 ram 2500 crew cab that I bought used with 4000 miles in 2020. For most purposes they get the job done driving around town to jobsites, dump run, towing trailers, now only in the summer. However, they are a downright hazard in any type of winter weather, especially when snow plowing. They constantly slid around, while pushing snow, activating the useless stability control system in my truck, resulting in it getting stuck in a couple inches of snow due to the brakes activating each time it slid however slightly- which I constant with the tires. A couple years ago, after making a pass uphill and stopping at the snowbank, the truck slid backwards with all four wheels locked turning 90° and hit a 4 foot diameter log on the side of the road on the rear quarter. $7000 later I had wished I had sprung for a better or (Snow) tire. One expects that a stock tire on 2500 or larger pick up truck could handle any common on-road “truck” driving. My studded master crafts were a game changer plowing snow. I have continued to run these Firestones as summer tire but will be replacing them with something else this year. These tires have approximately 20,000 miles on them, but are significantly worn, though rotated regularly. Obviously, some of the wear was due to trying to get unstuck many times back when I used them in the winter. They have not been used, off-road, and only occasionally on un-maintained dirt roads. They were used regularly on a maintained dirt road. If you never see snow, it is an okay, typical stock tire that rides comfortably, is quiet, and wears quickly.

Purchased brand new 2024 Ram 2500 Crew Cab Laramie 3 weeks ago with these tires mounted at time of purchase. Only 1,550 miles. Just drove in first snow (couple inches), absolutely terrible in snow. Tires didn't feel like they held the road at all and couldn't stop! These tires are awful in snow and not all that great in wet conditions. I would never buy these tires again.

The tire rack experience was great. Tires were shipped to my door with many updates and looking everything up online was great and easy. The reviews seemed a little biased and I believed them. I live in Michigan and these tires are not that great for here. I would run them in the summer if I had two sets of tires. But looking at the wear I am guessing I will only get 40,000 at the very max out of these tires if I can even get them that far as we will soon be coming into the winter months. I assumed that these would be a decent tire as some vehicles come from the manufacturer with these tires and I see many commercial units run these tires around town. I would not buy these tires again as wet traction lightly accelerating is terrible and then corner in just a little bit of slush during the winter will give you feelings you do not want to feel. I have had to become a cautious driver rather than just being comfortable. I will not be buying "cheap" tires again as I have learned my lesson.

These tires came stock on my 2019 ram 2500 crew cab that I bought used with 4000 miles in 2020. For most purposes they get the job done driving around town to jobsites, dump run, towing trailers, now only in the summer. However, they are a downright hazard in any type of winter weather, especially when snow plowing. They constantly slid around, while pushing snow, activating the useless stability control system in my truck, resulting in it getting stuck in a couple inches of snow due to the brakes activating each time it slid however slightly- which I constant with the tires. A couple years ago, after making a pass uphill and stopping at the snowbank, the truck slid backwards with all four wheels locked turning 90° and hit a 4 foot diameter log on the side of the road on the rear quarter. $7000 later I had wished I had sprung for a better or (Snow) tire. One expects that a stock tire on 2500 or larger pick up truck could handle any common on-road “truck” driving. My studded master crafts were a game changer plowing snow. I have continued to run these Firestones as summer tire but will be replacing them with something else this year. These tires have approximately 20,000 miles on them, but are significantly worn, though rotated regularly. Obviously, some of the wear was due to trying to get unstuck many times back when I used them in the winter. They have not been used, off-road, and only occasionally on un-maintained dirt roads. They were used regularly on a maintained dirt road. If you never see snow, it is an okay, typical stock tire that rides comfortably, is quiet, and wears quickly.