Firestone Winterforce LT LT265/70R17 E/10PLY Light Truck & SUV Tire

They keep pulling my 1 star review so I'm trying to sneak this in. I bought my tires in fall 2017. I ran them a little that winter and a little the next winter. I never thought the traction was much better than my mud terrain tires in ice, snow, or slush. They didn't look as good so I just ran the mud terrains most of those winters. This winter I committed to the winterforces early and put them on at thanksgiving. I just pulled them off on 1/28/20 because the sipes are worn off on a large number of tread blocks. The tread depth is 13/32"-15/32". I figured this can't be the way it's supposed to be so I've reached out to the manufacturer and the company that put the tires on. The place I purchased the tires at is owned by the manufacturer. No one can tell me anything so I don't know if this is normal or if I just have a bad set. So just watch out if you by these you're sipes might just get sniped out early.

The Firestone Winter Force tires replaced the factory original Michelin LTS AT2 tires which were very good hiway tires but were terrible snow tires.< br>< br>The Winter Forces were easy to balance, give almost no road noise, and drive down the hiway with no squirme with or w/o pulling a trler. Excellant traction in hiway snow or when pulling through deep snow on non-plowed gravel roads.< br>< br>Two downsides with the Wimter Forces: lost of about 1 MPG, and they p/uhold sall rocks like crazy till about 55 MPH when they start poping into the wheel wells.