Replaced OEM tires with identical Goodyear Eagle RS-A since they were quiet and superb in handling. Only had 34,000 miles but >14 year old tires that would have lasted another 34000 miles easily. Had one puncture in side wall which could not be repaired so replaced all 4 due to age.

Second set of Goodyear RS-A's on my Toyota and the performance wet or dry is awesome. I've sold tires for over twenty years but never put a Goodyear on my own car till I retired. Smooth, quiet ride, great rain traction (helpful this winter with all the So-Cal rain). Also, the team at the La Crescenta Store are courteous, knowledgeable and friendly. If you're not buying your tires from them, you are making a mistake.

Ordered my tires online. It was easy! They were delivered to the store and installed on the appointment day. I chose. Quick and efficient and lowest price around. Kudos to Curtis who is ALWAYS a straight shooter and ensures I get the service I need at a reasonable price. I don’t know why more people don’t choose Walmart service center.!

Cant go wrong with the price very great and very smooth like butter, best comfort and very quiet. Reason why I put rating (1) for winter and wet conditions , it's cause I haven't driven in the snow or rain yet. Will update the review once I do. Ps I do lots of traveling

AS I SAID THESE ARE GREAT TIRES BUT,THEY LEAK.....I HAVE TRIED SEVERAL TIMES TO FIX WHATEVER IS WRONG. ASK A COUPLE OF DEALERS THEY HAVE BEEN CHECKED WHEN SERVICED NO ONE KNOWS. 3 OUT OF 4 LEAK 10 TO 20 PSI A WEEK OR LESS DEPENDING ON HOW MUCH I DRIVE. LEFT REAR NEVER LEAKS AND SPARE HAS NEVER BEEN ON THE GROUND, PUZZLED ...................JKB

My Nissan Maxima came with Goodyear RS-A tires. I have put on 55K miles and the 5/32 of the tread still remains. I am surprised that the tires have lasted this long. They are likely to go at least another 5-10 K miles. I have been very happy thus far but since I crossed 40K miles the tires have become very noisy.

The tires handle an perform well but I only have 25K miles on them and they need to be replaced already. I have the tires rotated regularly and drive conservatively. These are pretty pricey for as many miles as one can expect to get out of them. I will not be replacing with the same tires.

I purchased these last spring. This winter I found out they aren't "all season" at all. In fact they aren't even tires, they're ice skates. Several times when negotiating a turn at less than 5mph the vehicle kept going straight. That never happened with the OEM tires. The OEM tires for this vehicle were far superior in snow and slush. I'm switching back to them immediately.

2013 SHO less then 5,000 miles when I pushed Ford to really look at issue. Car vibrates at all speeds. Told i was "feeling the road". I know what the road feels like and it's not a washboard. Road forced balanced wheels over 20lbs per wheel. Did not go away. Road forced two more times to get under 16 lbs per tire. One found to be defective. They got new tire to 8lbs. The vibration is better but not gone. 3 tires that are around 16lbs per tire. I am told that it's acceptable. I do not agree. Not for the caliber car that they are on. I'm shocked regarding the amount of time spent to road force balance these tires. It's not fair to FORD or the consumer. I have freind that is experiancing the exact same thing with 2013 Ford Focus ST. Very disappointed. A lot of money spent on a performace sedan and vibration is still present. Please feel to contact me....I'm not satisfied with this product.

These tires came on a brand new Nissan Maxima that I leased. I currently have 29,000 miles and my dealer is telling me that I need 4 new tires due to tread wear. I do normal city driving. Now I have to purchase new tires and I only have 11 months left on my lease. This is just plain awful