I had Goodyear Assurance comfort tread before I bought the regular Assurance tires and they were great tires. Very quiet. After about 55,000 miles I needed another set so I got a very good deal on the regular Assurance tires and thought they would be similar. They are not. The Assurance tires are the loudest tires I have had in my life. I wouldn't recommend them.

Very disappointed w/ this purchase. These tires did not make two years and were well maintained w/ one tire out of round wearing flat spots. This product was purchased in 02-2015 replaced this 12-2016 after only 35,000 miles on a 65,000mile warranty.

Although my car is capable of 160+ mph, I'll never drive anywhere near that so these tires rated at 118 mph are fine. Beyond that, the ride is smoother, more quiet and handling is better than the tires that were originally on the car new and which cost roughly 2.5 times as much. As for traction, that word is not in the original tire's manufacturer's dictionary but on dry and wet pavement, these Assurance tires wrote the book! Traction and handling on snow and/or ice is pretty good but considering my car weighs ~4,700 lbs, the momentum that can be generated can make any tire that normally would stick like glue turn into ice skates but, these Assurance tires are relatively aptly named because although the snow can get deep in Wisconsin, reasonable driving habits combined with the traction these provide on snow and ice have made it such that I rarely have issues.

The tire made a difference in the amount of shaking that was happening in my vehicle. I had another new tire on it previously and the vehicle still shook tremendously. After this tire was installed, the shaking almost went away! I need to do the rest of the tire the same!

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.

Although you might get the same results but I got 98,308 miles on these tires. I just couldn't believe it but each month I would check and at every 5,000 miles with the oil change I would ask if the tires were good. When it came time to get new tires, I got the very same hoping I would get just half the mileage I got on the first set of tires. Highly recommend you give them a try.

I replaced the original tires on car with these tires...thought they were the same... the tires cause a noisy ride.... and they cause shaking over 55 mph.... haven't had time to take back to shop...either they are unbalanced...or the tread is separating... would not purchase again

I have had Goodyear tires in the past and I know that they are very high quality and well made. I can feel the traction in the snowy roads and I have no trouble manuevering or stopping. I feel very safe with them on my car. I also feel safe knowing that I have excellent people taking care of my tires at the service area I selected in Green Bay. Since I am a 73 year old widow I have to count on someone to help me make the right decisions for my car. I am still a very active driver and safety is my number one priority. Being cost effective is also important and you made the purchase and installation of my new tires very easy. THANK YOU GOODYEAR.

Unfortunately, my experience with Good Year Assurance tires was not a grand as many others. On August 5, 2016, I purchased an allegedly new set of Good Year Assurance tires. October 2016, I returned to the location because my tire pressure light was on. I was advised that external factors such as weather and my residential parking could be a factor. I've averaged getting free air at the location of purchase at least every two to three months, and had the tires rotated as recommended. June 2018, upon getting an oil changed, I was advised that I needed tires. I'd bought Good Year Assurances tires, P225/65R/17, with a 70K miles tread life, and I had under 30k miles on the tires. August 4, 2018, I go for a tire rotation at the store of purchase, and am told that the associate could not service my tires, and my only option for their services would be to buy a new set of tires at 70% of the original purchase price.

When it comes to getting the most value for the money , goodyear is the way to go . These tires are reliable , handle great and overall grip and just want to flow on the road. This isn't my first set and I will say that guaranteed it will last all of its tread life and a bit more. Just make sure to always have the correct tire pressure to get the best out of these tires . Highly recommended