expericence owning multiple sets of LS-2s *pairs of 4 set tires purchased- 4 *longevity- 35k miles *Spinout in rain- 1x *Spinouts in snow- 5x+ at @ speed of 15mph *handles very well going up mountains during sharp turns *tires grip ground really well on dry surfaces overall i like the tires, only problem for me is the longevity of the tires and poor handling in snow in southern california.

these are a all season sport performance tire, so common sense says that tires are no good in snow, if you drive on level ground and keep it there you may just get away with these tires in the snow. outside of that, on those days it rains these tires do well. i feel safe in wet conditions. gas mileage is fine on these as well. if you keep your tire pressure at the vehicles recommended pressure and what the max is on the tire you will be fine. i will admit, knowing i have Goodyear eagle tires is a good feeling.

With a strict tire rotation regiment and frequent inflation checks, this tire will last a very long time. I had these tires on my car for 95,000 miles! Granted I keep tires on my vehicles longer than most people would, but I had good performance with them. They ride quite and have good traction.

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.

These tires were on my truck when I originally purchased the truck in 2015 so when I needed replacement, searched for something new. After looking for weeks, a friend asked why I was looking for something else since I loved my origninal tires. Made sense and glad I went back to what I knew.

I had these tires on my 2008 Civic. They were the original tires to the car and I have 78,000 miles on them. Today I replaced the tires with two more identical and in 3 months will also replace the back tires with the Goodyear Eagle LS. I can't speak highly enough of them. I live in central Pennsylvania and we had a horrible winter last year and I felt safe in my car. The tires didn't necessarily need replaced. There was still just under half tread left, but since I drive 350-500 miles a week and we are expecting a hard winter, I replaced them early.

These tires came on my 2013 GMC 4x4 truck and I have 55000 miles on them with 8-10 k left on the tread. They ride great, no noise at all and are great in the red clay in SC where i go to hunt, I couldn't ask for any better tire on a new vehicle. I have towed a loaded car trailer about 12000 miles since purchasing my truck.

I was getting close to worn out at 42K hard miles. If I weren't driving my son all the time and with winter around the corner, I decided to do a warly replacement. The original set get me through a lot of rain and snow, very confident purchasing another set and confident I get them over 50k easily with my new highway commute.

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.

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.