I bought my 2011 Chevy Malibu LTZ with these already installed and in most conditions they seem ok. Great on dry roads and handle good but notice on wet or damp roads traction isn't as good. They are about three years old and told they have about half of not 3/4 tread left but unsure how long I will leave them on the car. Not as good of a feel as the Assurance Fuel Max tires I had installed on my 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix or 2004 Chevy Impala. Also not as good traction on wet roads. We will see if that improves after a rotation balance is completed.

HAD FRONT TIRES PUT ON THROUGH A RECOMMENDED COMPANY -THE SENSOR LIGHT WILL NOT GO OUT HAVE CHECKED AIR AND THE COMPANY STATES THEY USE THE OLD SENSORS SHOULD NOT HAVE TO DEAL WITH THIS WITH NEW TIRES ALSO RECOMMENDED COMPANY HAS REFUSED TO DO MY ALIGNMENT-i DO NOT WANT TO RUIN THE TIRES-1ST IT WAS A RIGHT INNER TIE ROD-MY BOYFRIEND REPLACED 2ND TIME THEY SAID IT WAS THE RIGHT OUTER FRONT END TIE ROD-IT IS REPLACED SO WE WILL SEE ON THURSDAY WHEN i TAKE IT BACK FOR THE 3RD TIME AND SEE IF THEYFIX THE TIRE SENSOR -TIRES LOOK NICE BUT IT HAS BEEN A HASSLE SINCE GETTING THEM INSTALLED

The first ones lasted a long time. We went back with the same tire, because of the ride and the performance. Eagle Tire in Hattiesburg was great to deal with also. Matt make the purchase a pleasant deal and they were quick to get the tires installed.

I purchased my pickup used 3 years ago that already had 2 brand new 20" Eagle LS-2s. The other worn OEM tires had an Italian name, but I replaced them with LS-2s to simply save money and have a matching set. I was completely surprised that these tires were so quiet and provided a very comfortable car-like ride. I get them rotated every 5k miles like clockwork when I change the oil, and even though I don't recall a specific treadwear warranty--there has only been marginal treadwear after 50k miles. ...will certainly purchase again--most friends that have similar pickup truck always comment on the ride--even those that have the identical 5.4 v-8 truck. In fact, trying to find comparable Eagle LS-2s for my 4 cylinder car. For me to have no complaints or concerns is a BIG DEAL. Will certainly try them again.

My tires seem a little bumpy and do not ride comfortable around 55 to 70 mph Have taken them back to installer for balance check but not happy with them so far I purchased this tire because these type tires were on the vehicle when I bought it. I was satisfied with the first ones but not these so far. Have had them installed for over a month now

I bought a used 2013 accord sport with 40k on it. These are the tires that came with the car. I've put almost 23k on since buying the car and have had no real issues. The only thing is that it's a bit noisy at highway speeds on a concrete expressway so I can not use the Bluetooth in the car during that. Highway speeds on an ASPHALT expressway is very quite. I will probably get another 30k miles out of these tires and will likely but the same tires when they need to be changed

I replaced a asymmetrical generation one tire with these. Immediately the car handled, steered, and road like it a new car again. I will definitely recommend these tires to anyone that ask me about them. This is my second full set of Goodyear tires for my two cars this year. I had been buying Michelin prior to this, but I am an convert to Goodyear now!

These tires came standard on my new 2017 Acura TLX SH-AWD. The vehicle has just 3200 miles and I already have had two flat tires. Not good as now Acura vehicles do not include a spare tire. This is my 5th new Acura since 2007. In all previous models and over 150K total miles driven, only had one flat tire. Losing confidence in these tires and will be asking dealer to provide other brand tires; been stranded twice in 2 months.

I have these tires on my 2018 Chevy Silverado High Country. I currently have 63000 miles on them now. The thread depth on a new tire is 11/32 and I still have 6/32. I plan on purchasing a new set in the near future. This is my second experience with the Eagle LS-2 and I couldn't ask for anything more at this price

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