Living and driving in NYC is not easy . These tires have been a God send ! They have helped me avoid accidents quite a few times when I've had to stop short ( thanks to pedestrians crossing against the lights, cars making illegal turns or stopping short , being cut off) all the usual things a driver encounters when you drive here ! Thank you good year for always making great tires !

These tires suffer from a few issues. First they are very bouncy. The truck always had a little bit of bounce with the original equipment Wranger SR tires but these tires amplify that tenfold. On anything but a plate glass smooth road we hop along like we have no shocks. I double checked my tire pressures and even tired a pound more to two pounds less and nothing helps. Plus I can feel every bump, rock or joint in the road now. Second issue is vibration. You can feel vibration coming back through the steering wheel to your hands and the floor boards to your feet. This truck was silky smooth with the old Wranglers. Third issue is most disturbing, I have lost 1 to 2 miles per gallon with these tires. I am a avid keeper of mpg stats. I use an app to compute and save mileage at every fill up plus I use the trucks mpg computer. After several tanks, paying attention to driving conditions I can unequivocally say I have lost about two miles per gallon since installing these tires.

I didn't really believe that these would make a dent in gas consumption, but i was so surprised they did. I used to only get like 200-210 miles per tank, but now i get close to 260-275. I won't buy any other tires! They have lasted and been really strong for me for about 4 years!

These tires have been on my 2012 Toyota Highlander now for 1.5 years. They seem to be wearing well. Haven't noticed the "Fuel Max", my MPG hasn't changed for the better, I am still getting 23 MPG average. The biggest problem I have is the road noise. The factory tires were silent at any speed, and they lasted me 50,000 miles, where these tires I can hear from 45 MPH up! They do handle well in the Minnesota winter, but so do other all-season tires. All-in-all, I believe this is just an average tire at best, at a higher price, with a gimmick attached.

Bought these tire to commute with; mostly highway. So far my mpg has increased by 1 mpg. Most of the driving has been highway in dry conditions. I have driven them in the rain with no issues but they have yet to see snow. However, in all fairness, they were not advertised as providing spectacular performance in these conditions. Overall I am satisfied.

I wanted quiet and these have satisfied that requirement. Handling, on the other hand, is an issue that, in all fairness, may or may not be the fault of the tires. I've had the car checked twice and everything related to handling is reported to be in fine shape. Yet, I find myself correcting when cornering far more than I do when I drive other cars. Is it the car or the tires? I suspect a bit of both. I just drove through a lake-effect snow squall between Erie and Buffalo, with accumulation, and did not slip even once.

I researched the Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max tires before I made the purchase, and was glad that I did. These tires had all of the attributes that I was looking for in a reasonably-priced tire. They offer a very quiet ride in comparison to the previous tires, and have great traction on wet surfaces. I haven't had the tires long enough to test them in snowy conditions, but I feel confident that they will excel in snow as well. I know that Goodyear's advertisement states the aforementioned qualities, but my comments are based on real life city and highway conditions. I liked these tires so well that I put a set on my wife's car also.

Replacement tires for my 2016 Honda CR-V. Drove vehicle 700 highway miles, with varying speeds between 55-70, the day after having them installed. There was an extremely loud "wobbling" sound emitting from the tires. I had the balance verified by the installer ( a national chain tire store), and they were found to be properly balanced. This tire is loud, and I will not be purchasing another set in the future.

The only reason that I have not given these tires a better rating is they are still relatively new to me vs. all weather conditions. They are a huge improvement over the tires original to my truck. They seem to handle better, the ride is smoother and quieter than before. I am not disappointed with the purchase. I would be able to more accurately rate after a full year, but so far I would recommend these tires.

I purchased my first set of Goodyear Fuel Max tires for my daily driver and was very satisfied with them, including a nice bump in mileage. Therefore when in came time to replace the tires on my high performance collector car I purchased my second set and have been very satisfied with their performance and appearance. So there was no question what tire I was going to purchase for my antique pickup; and they have made a tremendous difference in ride and handling as my pickup does not have power steering.