I purchased this 2008 HHR SS in Ohio (I live in a suburb of Chicago) after learning via telephone from the salesman that the dealership had just installed them. That information sealed the deal for me. I have been using Goodyear tires for years. These tires are great. They are a little noisy which I attribute to the Heavy Duty Suspension and the very low profile of the tire. The noise is very slight and most people would not even notice. There is no difference in traction whether I am driving on dry roads or wet roads. This last winter in Chicago was the worst in over thirty (30) years and I had no problem driving through all the snow and slush. Kudos to Goodyear for building such a great tire!

Put a set of these on my 07, Mazda 6. The car has over two hundred thousand miles and still going strong. The handling and cornering has never been this good. Very pleased with these tires. My wife has a similar set on her Honda CRV and she is also very happy with the tires. I actually bought these tires with her recommendations and I am glad I did.

I absolutely love these tires and don't want any other. Great feature is the lip that sticks out that protects my rim from curbs. I ran each set for 50,000 miles before replacing them. I feel very confident with these tires in N.J.'s all climate weather. Priced reasonably too.

I bought these tires with new upsized 22 inch wheels in 285 45 22 for my 2014 GMC 2wd Sierra. The truck is lowered 2/4 front and back and these tires go excellent with the setup. They are excellent in the rain and on dry pavement, taking curvy roads, over rough roads, and in every situation I have encountered to date. I look for them to be excellent in the snow as well. I look for them to wear well and last a long time with the Goodyear name and reputation as other Goodyear tires have in the past!

Very happy with Goodyear tires in general and especially with these Eagle Sports. I bought the car used with the Eagle Sports and put about 50K miles on them myself before needing to replace them. When looking for replacements, I could not find a better tire at a better price, which was fine with me. I bought the tires online and had them installed locally. Looking forward to another 50K+ performance.

Replaced the OEM tires on my 2016 Fusion at around 48,000 miles with these Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season tires. We travel from Ohio to Texas and also from Ohio to Wisconsin multiple times a year and thus need a tire with a good ride yet very good traction. These tires exceeded my expectations in both ride quality and quietness, a marked improvement over what had come on the car when it was new. The wet traction is very good, although I have not yet driven in snow with them to judge that aspect. I would certainly recommend these tires for similar applications based upon my experience so far with them.

The average speed I drive is 70 to 75, in the dry, in the rain, and in the snow, safely that is. Driving in slush, icy conditions, and standing water, I usually get down to 60, once again safely. Once in awhile I like to play race car driver when I can. The Eagle Sport should be rotated every 4 to 5,000 miles, and check the wheel balance at the same time. I check the alignment twice a year. This tire taken care of can deliver about 20,000 more miles than Goodyear says, I know that for a fact. the set I am taking off, I am giving to my brother. I have 45,000 miles on them and still have 6/32nds of rubber left. If you don't get the mileage you should, then fix your car, take care of it once in awhile. I have 365 hp, and my car deserves Eagle Sports!! If you just drive the car, don't rotate the tires, or check the wheel balance, then I am sure you won't align the car either. Blame yourself not the tires. PS I have worked with tires since 1966, I know.

These are original equipment on my 16 Renegade. At first I wasn't sure about a "car" tire on an suv, but these quickly changed my mind. They provide great traction no matter what weather you drive in. I will be buying another set of these when they wear out.

These replace the OEM Hankooks on my 2012 Sonata and I have only one instance where I can say I was unpleasantly surprised. I stepped on the gas on a wet paved road and the tires broke traction I've never experienced that with my OEM tires. So I'll be more careful in the future on wet roads. I can't say how they perform in the snow yet, but other reviewers rate them relatively good in snow, possibly better than in the wet. They are very slightly noisier than the Hankooks, but still quite acceptable.

This was my second set of Sport All Season Goodyears. The first set was on a 2010 Honda Accord Coupe V6. The second set I purchased recently for a 2016 Mini Cooper S. While these are 2 very different cars I noticed that dry traction was less than I was used to. Wet traction the same. I never got a chance to use them in the snow with the Mini, however they were outstanding on my Accord. no matter the conditions; rain, snow, sleet or dry. I feel its a better suited tire for a car in that class. Smaller performance and sporty cars would benefit taking a step up to the F1 All season tires. Hope this helps