2009 Saturn Outlook Tires

I have a 2021 Grand Cherokee Summit 4x4 (WK2 body-style) that came with Pirelli Scorpion Verde tires which lasted me roughly 11,500 miles before they started to get edge wear and wore down to ~ 35% tread, which is disappointing. I didn't have many name-brand tires for my tire size, which weren't all-terrain. After reading the reviews on a few options, including this one from Goodyear, I decided on these ones. They definitely were NOT inexpensive tires, but everyone that I talked to that had these particular tires really seemed to like them, myself included. The only thing I wish that these had which others from this brand have, is one side with white lettering on the tires which I think looks pretty nice. These, unfortunately, do not (as I think some older ones of these did) but all personal preference on that part. To their credit, CARID shipped them on a Monday, and I received them the next day with free shipping. I hope these last a long time with how much was spent, but I am glad to have brand new tires that are much better quality than the stock ones that my Jeep came with. Pros: Nice quality tires Minimal road noise Soft, comfortable ride Excellent (70,000 miles) tread warranty Beefier than the tires I previously had They are nice-looking tires Cons: These were a good bit more expensive than some of the other options I had, but I've learned that you do NOT skimp on tires, brakes, etc. No white wall letting as I was expecting (no biggie, really)

First: I am a huge Nitto fan. I have NT01's on my Shelby Cobra and Terra Grappler G2's on my F350 and I love both! I was excited that Nitto offered a much more reasonably priced option for my 2019 Audi Q8, than the Continental, Michelin or Pirelli brands. I have now driven these tires over 2 thousand miles. I had hoped they would "get better". But, they are really loud at lower speeds (under 65mph) and still relatively loud at higher speeds. I have had the installer rebalance them in hopes of improvement, without luck. Their performance in heavy rain isn't as good as the OEM tires. On the bright side, they perform very well on dry pavement and are half the price of the other brands mentioned. Sorry Nitto!