I took my van in because I had a slow leak, changed the tire, and now I have to put air again. How often should you have to put air?

Replacing these tires with a new set of the same. Got over 55,000 miles in 4 years on the LS-2s on my Toyota Sequoia. For tires to last that long on a vehicle as heavy as a Sequoia is impressive. Great ride and excellent handling in south Louisiana downpours.

We own a 2015 Chevrolet Malibu, tires came on vehicle from the factory. We kept up with the tire maintenance, tire rotations, air pressure, flats, things of that nature. We managed to get 99,000 miles out of the Factory LS2s, I bought another set, the car performs well and is very quite. I would highly recommend these tires for anyone looking for this type of life and comfortability from their tires, and also performance out of their current vehicle.

These 4 Eagle LS2 tires came with the brand new Acura TLX bought around Apr 2017. Now the meter says 26k miles. During my recent visit to Acura dealer, all 4 tires were recommended to be replaced due to lots of cracks on sidewall although all 4 tires still got 8/32 and 9/32 tread depth. Was not expecting these tires to be replaced at this low mileage and within 4 years. These tires had very bad quality.

These 20in tires come on my brand new 2018 High Country. I have driven this truck to Texas, Virginia, and Florida and usually Towing motorcycles. I live in Ohio so I deal with the snow every winter and these tires perform great. My buddy and and I purchased are Chevys in the same year and he replaced his tires, Continental, at 58000 Miles and I have 72000 on mine and still going strong. My buddy ended up buying these tires to replace the ones that came on his vehicle.

This was the first time I purchased Good year tires. I was really impressed at the ease of ordering online and the value. I've been driving on them for 2 months and I noticed the difference in how My car handles right away!!!! I definitely recommend Good Year tires and would purchase them again!!!

The tires performed well but after 5 years and 16,000 miles there are cracks on the side wall which I have never seen on any other tires i owned especially given the limited use So just keep an eye on them or better yet buy a different tire with a warrantee

I've had this tire on several new vehicles and when it came time to replace i insisted on the same because of the great performance and long life. I can easily get 70k + miles on a set. Just once, I let a salesman talk me into what he said was an equal tire for less money. Those FS tires were worn out at 36k miles. I tow a 30' travel trailer occasionally and using the TPMS I can get a good idea if a tire is running hot. These Goodyear tires don't get hot under load which is a testament to their quality. I don't drive like grandma. Drove a C7 Corvette (it came with excellent Goodyear tires as well), went to Ron Fellows Corvette Racing School and drove my Corvette at home like I was on the track. I drive my 6.2L Silverado with these tires utilizing skills gained over time along with what I learned in Racing School. I'm a flangehead, kinda know my stuff.

This tires does a lot of things very well for the money, though it is no master of one thing, which is not a bad thing. My first impressions were that it was a very comfortable and quiet tire. Braking distance and turning traction was sufficient, but of course not as good as more sporty summer tires. Wet traction was great within the limits. There were no nervous moments when hitting standing water. I can't comment on longevity or snow driving, but overall a great tire for everyday commuting.

I own an Audi q5 and these were standard. I have had two bubbles in sidewalls and one leak in a sidewall causing me to replace both tires on each axle on separate occasions so have replaced all 4 original tires and left with my latest sidewall bubble. Sidewall construction is terrible so looking to replace all 4 tires with something else. Treadwear was mediocre to begin with.