You do not make the Comfort Tread in a size for our SRX so we had to go with Fuel Max. Having just had a set of Comfort Treads we are comparing Fuel Max to it. Traction is about the same, ride is not nearly as good, but....the NOISE from the tires is BAD. We now must listen to them "Sing" on dry pavement which is 99% of our type driving. I am sure by summer we will find someone to sell them to and go with a competitors tire. We bought the SRX for quiet ride and comfort. The Michelins that were on it were as comfortable but much quieter so we will probably go back to them.

When I was looking for new tires the first name that I researched was Goodyear because, I've had Goodyear tires on my Grand Prix for 10 years and loved them. I became dismayed though at all the negative reviews that these tires had. Honestly I could not have asked for a better experience so far. Shortly after I had these tires installed we got hit with 2 ice storms and the traction was far better than I expected. Then we got into a very active rainy season here (Greenville, SC) and once again the tires performed admirably. The ride is smooth during those days when the sun is out and the roads are dry as well. Overall I drive with a sense of real confidence that these tires will not let me down in any weather I may encounter. It has only been 7k+ miles but I haven't noticed any significant tread-wear.

After having these tires for a couple days, I felt compelled to write a review. If you're looking for a very reasonably priced tire that rides smooth, then go with Assurance CS. Around town and on the interstate you can immediately feel the difference.. Even my 14-year old noticed and commented how much smoother my truck drove. And for the price, you can't beat them!

Good ride and skid depth. They are balanced. The on center steering is a little slow for my liking, but it is an SUV. I appreciate the tread pattern for not being overly aggressive for an SUV tire. I will not be going off-road and drive mostly highway, and so the net/gross for this tread is much more suitable to my application.

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,

I typically buy top-tier tires for my vehicles but I have 75k on this car and expect new car itches to show up in 25k miles or so. These tires are often included as new car original equipment. I was searching for a tire that offers better traction in rain and snow than the ones I had and I found them.

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.

I have a rather unnatural fear of hydroplaning and these tires have provided the cure. I had to be on the highway for 2 recent very heavy downpours and experienced NO loss of traction even at 55-65 MPH. I've been driving for over 40 years and have never felt completely safe driving on rain soaked roads, until now. Good job Goodyear!

When I bought my car 2 years ago these tires were on it. My Suv had only 24000 miles, When I replace them I had 63000 mile. I got my money worth. These tires are great for the winter. Last month when we got a ton of snow. I had no problem getting around town. I am so glad I bought them. I am sad that they are being discontinued. But now I have 60000 miles to figure out what next. Thank you Good Year!!!