They tend to pick an asset allocation and stick to it (plus some automated whizz-bang stuff like rebalancing or tax-loss harvesting). Once picked, the asset allocation is a bunch of index funds. In general index funds are very good at tracking their benchmark indices.
So it's mostly a question of, do they do a good job of picking asset allocation from the start?
So it's mostly a question of, do they do a good job of picking asset allocation from the start?