In October of 2013 I purchased a new 2014 Silverado pick up equipped with 20 inch Goodyear Eagle LS 2 tires. I currently have 98000 miles on this set of tires and I have been very happy with them. I rotate these tires every other oil change and I believe this coupled with the quality of the tire is the reason for the success of these tires. This message may not mean anything to your company but when people are fast to complain I think it is just as important to let companies know when you are happy with a product. Thanks

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.

These tires were OEM on my 2015 GMC Sierra. After getting 60k miles from the first set and knowning winter was coming, I replaced them with a brand new set. Ride is very quiet, traction is superb in both wet and dry conditions. No tire is great in the snow, however these handle the task as well as any other highway purposed tire. Hoping for another 60k from this set as well.

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).

I bought a used 2013 accord sport with 40k on it. These are the tires that came with the car. I've put almost 23k on since buying the car and have had no real issues. The only thing is that it's a bit noisy at highway speeds on a concrete expressway so I can not use the Bluetooth in the car during that. Highway speeds on an ASPHALT expressway is very quite. I will probably get another 30k miles out of these tires and will likely but the same tires when they need to be changed

These tires came OEM on my 2011 Jeep Patriot Sport 2x4. I really liked these tires, except they lasted less than 30K miles, with the last 5K with notable less comfort and handling. The ride was fairly smooth, quiet and I was very impressed the first two winters with the handling. It felt like I was driving a 4WD, without losing the mpg; which was between 26-28 regardless of city or highway. I am now looking to replace my OEM with a 215 65R16 which isn't too different, but has a greater selection throughout.

I bought these tires to replace P******is that the dealer had installed. The Goodyears were much better priced and have a much more comfortable and quiet ride. Haven't had them long so I can't judge how long they will last but so far I really like them. Smooth ride.

Came with my new car - 2018 Ford Fusion AWD - 23,000 miles later & they are done. Not an aggressive driver at all so quite shocked these need to be replaced at this point. I know the LS2 is a base model Goodyear tire but just unacceptable after so few miles. Not impressed.

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.

After about 2000 miles I was getting a rumble noise at 65MPH. Rumple got worse as tires warmed up. Dealer checked tires and balance and 4W alignment. Dealer found nothing wrong. The noise at 65MPH is still there an now the steering wheel lets me feel and hear the rumble/shaking. It looks like I will have to drive the car until one of the tires shreds on the highway at 75MPH. Now that I can feel the shaking via the steering wheel I suspect the rear tires are now on the front. HKS