I bought these to replace the OEM tires that came on my Camry. I anticipated better performance. Eagle sport are not sporty IMO. Looks good on the car but drives noisy and not great in rain and bad in snow. I'll probably look elsewhere for ya next tire purchase

Absolutely happy with the tires. While they may not be the best tire if you are on a track for timed laps, the ride, grip and performance of these tires for my commute and weekend spins is right where I need it to be. This is the second set I purchased. For the price I am not are there is a better tire.

We purchased a set of Goodyear Eagle Sport tires for our Infiniti M37x as a third set of tires (87k miles on car). We have had great success with Goodyear as my cat's previous set had over 62k miles. These are great tires and for over 20 years we've purchased Goodyear's and will continue in the future!

The car was supposed to be driven in winter conditions, but was forced into that situation. So, this was an opportunity to experience the tires in winter driving. My expectation is performance. With time in the spring, there will be an opportunity to find out how they do vs. the previous set.

I have had these tires for around 6,000 miles and I have no complaints with the handling and traction to the road and I don't expect any issues this winter. My only complaint is the road noise, meaning a very noticeable hum/whine from the tires on paved roads. I have not had tires before with this much sound.

I've just gotten them a couple of days ago, and immediately noticed how hard the ride is, it feels as if it doesn't absorb any of the road pumps and potholes but sends the entire shock to the absorber and the frame, keep in mind this is the 4th tire brand I've tried on the same vehicle and by far the toughest by a mile!

I bought these tires for an Audi A4 Quattro and they have provided excellent handling both in everyday driving as well as aggressive driving. The tires seem to take whatever you throw at them. Wet traction has been excellent and I'm eager to test them in the snow. They are pretty smooth when driving on well-maintained roads but they don't provide much comfort on the SF Bay Area's deteriorating, cobblestone-like roads. Otherwise than that, I would highly recommend them for those looking for a sporty, all-weather tire.

Replaced Perilli tires that came on my focus titanium sport that got only 25k miles. They shipped to a store close to me and were installed all within 3 days. Check alignment and nitrogen in tires on me. Nitrogen is worth the extra, 3 mpg increase with these new tires checked after a 950 mile trip to KCMO, multi road types turnpike and city so all speeds and overall the tires are quitter than the factory tires. You get some road noise if you have 17 in wheels or bigger. There is just not that much sidewall to cushion the noise. Have driven in heat, rain and winding roads since the trip. Again the tires worked very stable, quitter than the stock, traction is as good as the stock tires in rain or dry. Its late summer so no winter driving yet, thus the blank on winter driving. They look good on the car and the wide stance of the tire fits the road well. A good tire with 50k mile service factor. For the price a good buy.

I have had these tires now for 30 days, drove for the first time in a lite snow, slick conditions and the tires were horrible. I have a 4Matic Mercedes and this did not matter the vehicle was all over the place.. As far as performance on dry roads and rain , the tires are very good, Great handling and very quiet.. Would think twice if you live I the NorthEast.

New tires, driven about 12xx miles so far and decided to drive from NoVA to SoVa, the ride was done on a speed between 60mph and 80 mph and it sucked, it feels like im in a shaker and i still gotta go from SoVa to Orlando and back. My technician did tell me that I've to "break em" (yeah like shoes) first, but i guess that 1k miles should be enough. I don't know how to feel about that