The Goodyear Assurance tires improved my wet traction over my worn OEM tires. They are on par with the OEM when they are new and cost considerably less. The service provided was fast and courteous and the facility is clean. My next set will probably come from here.

I only bought one tire, because that is all I needed. (They never pressured me with the usual--"You have to buy two or more because-----") I was glad that I could find a local dealer that carried a white side wall tire so I did not drive the usual 25 miles to the neighboring town. And, the tire was one of the top of the line tires. Two years later, my Buick Park Avenue, with 251,000 miles on it, is in need of two more tires and I'll be buying these.

I installed this all-season tires in the 2018 wintertime. Till now I drove around 6k miles and its working well. Sometimes I drive 90mph and in my preview tires, I feel like a hydroplaning movement. But with this, I didn't feel anything like that. I highly recommending this.

I was running "dealer" tires on my Jeep Patriot. As expected they only made it about 25k miles before they wore out. So I checked around for new ones. I wanted something with longer life (50k or so) and of better quality. On Texas concrete my old tires were pretty loud on the concrete, you got that nice Texas growl when you were traveling on it. After putting these on, that has almost gone away. If you listen closely you can still hear it, but you can hear yourself think much better. Very good quality tire, tread pattern is nice, I can tell I'm sticking to the road better in the torrential thunderstorm downpours we get here. Overall I'm very impressed. Time will tell on the treadwear, but I expect I'll get the 60k miles as advertised. They will cost you a bit more, but they look good and ride very well. Quite satisfied to this point.

When I purchased my used pickup truck in January 2017, the tires had almost half the tread remaining on the tires. After purchasing the Goodyear Assurance tires, I was pleased that the ride seemed better, and the handling also was noticeably better, these tires provide a quiet steady ride, I am very satisfied with the Goodyear Assurance all-season tires.

I think for overall use, they are good tires. When they were first installed, they were very good, but just a few weeks in they don't feel as easy on the road as they were before (could be due to the cold weather blitz we had). I don't know yet about "all seasons" since I haven't driven in snow (yet). But so far, so good!

I've had these tires for about 3 weeks and have driven through rain, snow, and ice. They are great in the rain and snow. The traction is very good. The roads were a bit icy the other day and my car was sliding a few times which concerned me but overall the tires work well.

I've had better tires (Assurance Comfertred Touring), but this is a very solid tire at a very solid price. I feel much more confident with these than with economy/budget tires I've used in the past, and these won't break the bank for that increased confidence. Would recommend as a value, and especially if you have an older vehicle that you don't want to fit with tires that are more expensive than the vehicle itself.

So far so good. Haven't had a chance to drive in any real weather with these so far. The ride is much better than the tires I had on before so that is all I can rate for now. I will have to see how the winter traction is before I can give a full experienced rating.

These 65,000 mile tires (Goodyear Assurance All-Season) are worn out at 33,000 miles. There is less than 2/32" tread left. I'm disappointed with the tread life. For all the other tires I have purchased over the years, I usually got close to the rated tread life. These tires were not a good value for me.