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.

I switched Pirelli P Zero for this Goodyear Eagle Sport. Not recommended. The service was fantastic and the price was decent. However the tires are so noisy. Initially I had to stop the car to see if something got stuck under. The noise is very disturbing at a speed above 40 MPH.

HUGE imorovment to the OEM Bridgstone RFT that came with the car. Not sure how one reviewer complained about noise but the tires are QUIET. Maybe he's used to riding on air or needs alignment or proper balancing. Going over rumble strips actually sound like rumble rather than a jack hammer like my previous tire. Wet reaction is excellent, hydroplaning only if you go through 2 feet of water! Otherwise solid!

Bought these tires as the prior Eagle was not available. They are noted for 50K miles and I have 68K on them and have about 2-3K left. Harder ride but driving freeway, streets, stop-n-go, and some mountains, they perform. I expected the harder ride but that is what you get when you choose a performance tire. I also inflate to 5PSI under max printed on the tires and have the rotated and re balanced every other oil change.... That's why my first site of Eagle of 40K lasted 48K and these 50K are at 68K

So far, so good. Tires are performing better than expected. I only have one question: Tires don't need those little weights on the edges of the wheels for balancing anymore? I don't see any on mine, which makes me wonder if the balancing was done. Thank you.

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!

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.

The tires that came on the car were extremely noisy. I ordered these tires mainly for reviews of being quiet. Boy what a surprise, they came with foam rubber on the inside to help reduce road noise. These are by far the quietest tires I have ever had. Only had them a month but am extremely pleased. Always bought Goodyear tires since 1973. I would highly recommend.

I bought the Goodyear Eagle Sport tires to replace a set of another brand's tires I never really liked (somewhat mushy handling) and now I'm on my second set of the Goodyear's. The improvement in grip was so noticeable compared to the previous tires I ended up getting larger anti-roll bars to take advantage of the additional grip. In addition, for the same size tires, the Goodyear's were over an inch wider. Traction is also excellent in the rain, seemed pretty good in the one snow we had after I got them. Trade-off is a bit more firmness over some of the crappier roads here in the DFW. But every time I turn the wheels, take an off ramp or go through a tight curve it's worth the slightly rougher ride. Best of all is I do get very close to the 50,000 mile treadwear rating, I bet if I hadn't neglected rotating the tires the last 15-20,000 miles on the last set, I might have made it. 30,000 or so miles on the current set and a lot of life left.

New tires, driven about 12xx miles so far and decided to drive from NoVA to SoVa, the ride was done on a speed between 60mph and 80 mph and it sucked, it feels like im in a shaker and i still gotta go from SoVa to Orlando and back. My technician did tell me that I've to "break em" (yeah like shoes) first, but i guess that 1k miles should be enough. I don't know how to feel about that