I tried rotating the Goodyear Eagle LS 2 on my first set, and the tire wear was the same as not rotating the Tires on my second set of Goodyear Eagle LS 2. I average about 55,000 to 60k miles per set. I hit a block of wood 6"x6"x6" with my right front tire yesterday on the Highway going about 70 MPH and in the center lane, car on left side and tractor trailer on my right. When the Tire went out, it didn't pull the auto either way, it stayed in the center lane, until I was able to pull off of the road. Great Tire.

I have 80K on my 2013 Denali witch is all wheel drive. They have been amazing tires and I'm ordering a new set today. You can't go wrong with Goodyear. They are very quite in the cab of the truck as well, very limited road noise. Decent off road and snow handling as well.

I've had a great experience with these tires. Came on my 08' Sierra Denali. Great tires that last easily 50k+ miles no problem. Great handling for a sporty truck in the summer, great traction on snowy roads in the winter, great for the rain. Never had a problem with these tires and I'm going to stick with them.

These tires were OEM on my 2015 GMC Sierra. After getting 60k miles from the first set and knowning winter was coming, I replaced them with a brand new set. Ride is very quiet, traction is superb in both wet and dry conditions. No tire is great in the snow, however these handle the task as well as any other highway purposed tire. Hoping for another 60k from this set as well.

I just replaced the tires on my 2012 avalanche with these. The previous owner had Bridgestone and they were terrible. I have the Goodyear tires on my old 2008 avalanche and they were great. I got close to 50k on those tires and wanted them for the new truck. Glad to have them and they are a good price as well

expericence owning multiple sets of LS-2s *pairs of 4 set tires purchased- 4 *longevity- 35k miles *Spinout in rain- 1x *Spinouts in snow- 5x+ at @ speed of 15mph *handles very well going up mountains during sharp turns *tires grip ground really well on dry surfaces overall i like the tires, only problem for me is the longevity of the tires and poor handling in snow in southern california.

After about 2000 miles I was getting a rumble noise at 65MPH. Rumple got worse as tires warmed up. Dealer checked tires and balance and 4W alignment. Dealer found nothing wrong. The noise at 65MPH is still there an now the steering wheel lets me feel and hear the rumble/shaking. It looks like I will have to drive the car until one of the tires shreds on the highway at 75MPH. Now that I can feel the shaking via the steering wheel I suspect the rear tires are now on the front. HKS

Went in believing the tire was covered with a road hazard warranty. The third time I went in the person said that the tire was too old and that even though it was purchased there with the warranty, they would not honor it.

These tires came on my 2013 GMC sierra new, I am very disappointed. After about 35k miles, they started a loud hum at highway speeds. Tire rotations have always been on time, no alignment issues, etc. I have tolerated this for way too long, I am now shopping for new tires. I would not purchase these tires, if they are on a vehicle you are looking at new, ask the dealer to swap them with something else.

Eagles LS2 our a good tire as far as handling and such but needing to be replaced at 32,000 km is not good dollar value your guidelines say 75,000 to 80,000 so we are not getting half of tire life we are over 65 years old so not hot roders and tires have been rotated as per good years recommendation