These tires came with my vehicle that I purchased 5 years ago. The technicians where I service my car every 5,000 miles are just now recommending that I change my tires.....after 95,455 miles! The service representative did not believe that they were originally purchased with the car so much that she checked the serial number on the database. The mechanics at the auto manufacturing company where I work said that it's unheard of for tires to last this long. Maybe so, but I will replace them with the same brand for sure!

We have a 2015 Buick Enclave. We have had the tires on for over a month and so far they have been great. They handle well and we have had some large amounts of snow fall at one time in PA and I blow right through it. I was concerned with road noise but I have have not heard any. Very pleased for the great price vs quailty. Plus it was so easy to buy online and chose where to have them installed, all I had to do was show up at that time, no extra costs involved!!

2010 GMC Acadia Original set of tires 77,000 miles Second set of tires 80,000 miles Replaced the Original set of tires that were purchased with vehicle at 77,000 miles, I have 157,000 on my vehicle and purchasing another set very soon. I live in Northeast Ohio and it can be rain in the morning and snow in the afternoon and these tires have been great, the dealer told me he would never try and talk me out of purchasing the same tire because he couldn't give me a guarantee that any other tire brand would preform as well.

I'm used to assurance tires which in my opinion are great tires.. Decided to put these RS-A on my daughters Honda which are fine for her but these tires are very loud. I wouldn't recommend putting on my car but she doesn't notice the noise for the radio.. Also the balance isn't good either. Steering wheel has had a vibration since they where installed. Dealer has balanced tires several times and doesn't get much better..

I am pleased that there is still appreciable and even tread remaining after nearly 65000 miles. Maintaining proper tire pressure and rotating tires every other oil change does make them last. We don't get much of the frozen stuff where I normally drive so am unable to comment on winter traction.

Tires are OE with 106k on them. (Kms) Driven in Canada part of winter then down South until Spring. Had one plug put in from a roofing nail puncture when new but none since then. Very happy with the performance of the tires in all aspects. Only negative is that I found the tires a bit noisy in the latter miles (kilometers). Not sure if it was from tires or other. Best regards.

I got these tires new on my brand new Toyota Corolla. I had to replace one at 40,000 miles and the other three at 45,000 miles. Seems after looking at Goodyears reviews on all their other tires, 99% of them have no warranties and even with a warranty, they wear out around 40,000 miles. I will not be buying these ever again, or Goodyear for that matter. Chinese tires last longer than this.

For a tire that is very typical in looks to anything else, these are by far the noisiest all season tire I have EVER used. I have driven pickup trucks with mud tires that made the same amount of noise as these yet they excel at virtually nothing. I would not buy or recommend these tires to ANYONE!!!

I had to replace my driver side front tire on my 2005 Ford Crown Vic Police Interceptor. It was a no-brainer to go with the original tire that this Ford came equipped with from the factory, the Goodyear Eagle RS-A. Not only do these tires perform flawlessly, but they look great on my car. These are wide, robust tires that give my car a heavy-duty stance that just looks awesome. The Goodyear insignia emblazoned on the sidewall... I love it! Always go with a proven winner.

My last set of tires are almost ready for retirement after so many miles traveled. I eventually tried getting them chippier but they weren't. I prefer putting chip paint on my car than putting chip tires. The tires are the shoes of the car and we should never be cheap on placing good quality tires. good year are the best tires, period.