I bought a set of these tires five years ago and just selected the same thing again. Both times I was told that they were good reliable tires by Sam's sales people. I got 55,000 miles from them and probably could have gotten another 5000 but decided my old set has served me well; just time for a new set.

I'm a Goodyear fan. I have used Goodyears for close to 3 decades, and have had one flat. I was going to get another set of Wranglers for my X-Terra, but the Tech recommended that I take a look at these Assurances as replacement. Better traction ratings, and designed for the driving conditions I face( East Coast Snow, Rain, Highway, etc. no hardcore off-roading.) I went with the Tech's recommendation, and now have about 2000 miles on them. Very quiet and smooth on the highway( especially when compared to the Wranglers.) Handled a very wet, downpour day with no issues, and the tires seem to track nicely on the road. I have not had the chance to test them in any significant snowfall yet. So far very happy with my purchase, and I would recommend them for what most SUV drivers face,

Bought a set of these a week ago for my 2009 Honda CR-V EX FWD. My old fuzion tires were wearing horrible and had horrible road noise and bad traction on wet and dry surfaces. These Goodyear tires made my car feel like a new car. It rides and drives like brand new. I will definitely buy again.

I bought a used 2013 Dodge Journey FWD that came with these tires on them, so I do not know how many miles are on them but look almost new. The Journey is rated for 17 MPG City/ 25 MPG Highway, I have checked the city mileage 6-7 times since purchase & am consistently getting 19 MPG (that is doing the math, not onboard computer). This fall we went on a trip and averaged 26.5 MPG traveling 80 MPH. This past week we got our first snow storm (10-14 inches) and the tires did very well for not being dedicated winter tires.

Have driven large SUVs for many years. Couldn't wait to get out of the Goodyear Wranglers in those vehicles and into Michelins after every new vehicle purchase. Not so with these tires. Very quiet and smooth ride compared to Michelin MS/2s. Comparable dry and wet traction. The first 8500 miles have been a very nice surprise. Don't know about tread wear yet but will update at 40k. Have not driven in winter conditions yet.

Maintained pressure & alignment. Avoided potholes & curbs. 118K miles and just reaching outer wear bars. Balanced @ installation and once again @ 63K. Now 4yr 8mo old. Can probably drive another 4K before reaching inner wear bars. Will start looking for another set of same ;)

I had purchased the car used with 25K and put another 20K on the old tires which were goodyear wranglers, but since the previous owner did not rotate till the car was sold, I had to ride on them for 20K to balance them out, the alignment was bad too so they wore out on the inside. Got my new Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max, went from a noisy ride to a quiet smooth ride, also got the alignment package and at my first rotation needed another alignment, so I plan to run these for their life expected miles and I am very happy with how they look, ride and comfort.

I bought 4 fuel max tires in Jan. 2016 for my then 13-year old Chevy Avalanche. After 27,000 miles with these tires, I'm getting 19 mpg in combined city/hwy driving. The original EPA mileage estimate for this truck was 14 city/18 hwy, so I certainly can't complain. Handing is just as good or better than the Goodyear Wranglers I previously had on the truck. Yes, the tires "sing" at high speeds, especially when they were new, but it is not annoying, and is virtually unnoticeable at this point. Very pleased overall.

This were OK tires. I have had Goodyear Triples and loved them. These I do not recommend. I had a set of four installed on the Veloster as I needed an All Season tire. I notice wear which I felt was getting too much. When the tires where being rotated as they are every 2500 miles or so, the technician noted that although the tire looked relatively fine on the side facing out, the inside face was splitting. One tire was so badly split, the cords were showing and it was recommended I not drive the car. I replaced that tire so I could get back home.

tires are extremely loud while driving, from what I was told in the store when I asked about the noise they made it sound like they are on the quiet side, I had Michelin and I thought they were loud and noisy but after getting this kind of tires Michelin were much quieter.