No, General G-Max Justice tires do not have a warranty but have a workmanship warranty of 6 years. The first year or 2/32" of wear is free replacement; after that, replacement costs are prorated until there is 2/32" of depth left.

No, General G-Max Justice tires can not be used in winter as the G-Max Justice is a summer tire that is not designed to withstand cold temperatures. The tread of the G-Max Justice will become stiffer in winter, which reduces traction and grip.

Yes, General G-Max Justice tires are durable. The StabiliTread technology provides a flat footprint for even pressure distribution and even tread wear.

Yes, the General G-Max Justice is a tire for police vehicle. These are built to perform in challenging environments and are intended for use in law enforcement fleets and high-speed pursuits.

No, General G-Max Justice tires cannot be used all-year. As a summer tire, the G-Max Justice can be used when temperatures are consistently above 45 degrees and in dry and wet conditions.

Yes, General G-Max Justice tires offer good traction. The G-Max Justice utilizes an asymmetric tread pattern, wide grooves, and strategically placed sipes that work together to improve traction.