Tire comes stock on a lot of vehicles (including my 2015 Subaru Legacy). OK for the relatively cheap price. Winter traction was subpar/poor on the originals with only 25,000 miles on them. Would easily and often break traction on even marginally contaminated surfaces and braking action was just plain bad. And this is on an all-wheel-drive vehicle. Replaced originals with same tire at 30,000mi as I blew out front right due to road debris. At low mileage (< 5,000mi) they seem to perform adequately in summer conditions although they do not feel as 'surefooted' on wet surfaces (often feels like they're going to break loose). If money is not an issue, spend the extra $25 a tire and go up a level in terms of performance and especially traction.

Purchased Vehicle with tires on them almost 4 years ago. Great tire especially with all the curbs hit. Any nails were easily plugged. Only negative is the 1 time I drove up a mountain on ice. So for the other 1,459 days, the tires worked extremly well and the tread has lasted longer then any other tires I've ever purchased. I'm actually buying a new set today. And will rent a car next time I drive to the mountains in December.

The first ones lasted a long time. We went back with the same tire, because of the ride and the performance. Eagle Tire in Hattiesburg was great to deal with also. Matt make the purchase a pleasant deal and they were quick to get the tires installed.

I have 80K on my 2013 Denali witch is all wheel drive. They have been amazing tires and I'm ordering a new set today. You can't go wrong with Goodyear. They are very quite in the cab of the truck as well, very limited road noise. Decent off road and snow handling as well.

When I bought my 07 Tundra these tires were on the truck. I was amazed by how smooth the driving was for a truck. even my friends complimented me on how they didn't think a truck could drive so smooth. I drive long distances and in many weather conditions, but I am impressed with how safe I feel driving in the rain. I got 55k miles out of this set and I bought my truck used. Not sure how many miles were on them before I bought. But I just bought another set and love the feel of new. I want also to say this is the first time I really did research on buying tires. In the past I thought about it to much only buying what was the best price. But I found my truck with the 20in rims limited my choices. And I was looking maybe of going from 275/55 R20 to 275/60 R20 to fill out my wheel well more. So when I went to the dealer I asked to see both and there was really not a greater amount of difference other than the base was slimmer on larger size. And I didn't like that.

Appt set for installation of new tires. Arrived early and the staff was waiting for me. Car inside in a matter of minutes. Installation and balancing done within 1 and 1/2 hours. Good road tires. Great handling in the rain. I am happy with my purchase.

These were OEM tires that came with the car that I now need to replace after only 34.5k miles. Won't really miss them. Though handling and cornering performance in both dry and wet driving conditions is acceptable, they are noisy and harsh and obviously wear out quickly.

The tires, 255/55/R18, came with the vehicle, a 16 VW Touareg (4696 lbs), the ride is very smooth all around, traction is really good, drove at speeds in torrential rain without any issues, hard cornering traction is outstanding, I have not driven in snow. Tire wear seems OK, still have 8/32 with 12000 miles, very satisfied.

I bought my 2011 Chevy Malibu LTZ with these already installed and in most conditions they seem ok. Great on dry roads and handle good but notice on wet or damp roads traction isn't as good. They are about three years old and told they have about half of not 3/4 tread left but unsure how long I will leave them on the car. Not as good of a feel as the Assurance Fuel Max tires I had installed on my 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix or 2004 Chevy Impala. Also not as good traction on wet roads. We will see if that improves after a rotation balance is completed.

Tires ride pretty good. But, they wear very, very fast, even if you are rotating them correctly, and you "baby" the tires while driving (avoiding bumps, holes, etc.). When these wear out, I will not buy new Eagle LS-2 tires. I will replace them with something else (better).