We own a 2015 Chevrolet Malibu, tires came on vehicle from the factory. We kept up with the tire maintenance, tire rotations, air pressure, flats, things of that nature. We managed to get 99,000 miles out of the Factory LS2s, I bought another set, the car performs well and is very quite. I would highly recommend these tires for anyone looking for this type of life and comfortability from their tires, and also performance out of their current vehicle.

These 4 Eagle LS2 tires came with the brand new Acura TLX bought around Apr 2017. Now the meter says 26k miles. During my recent visit to Acura dealer, all 4 tires were recommended to be replaced due to lots of cracks on sidewall although all 4 tires still got 8/32 and 9/32 tread depth. Was not expecting these tires to be replaced at this low mileage and within 4 years. These tires had very bad quality.

I discovered the eagle ls2 tires in 2010. Great price, very nice sidewall look for my chevy truck and good looking thread pattern so I bought them and never used a different tire since then. I feel it adds comfort to the ride and noticed right away the great handling from it. I only have to replace them about every 4-5 years and I drive a lot. Now got 300,000 miles and only bought 3 sets. Would recommend to anyone.

I've had this tire on several new vehicles and when it came time to replace i insisted on the same because of the great performance and long life. I can easily get 70k + miles on a set. Just once, I let a salesman talk me into what he said was an equal tire for less money. Those FS tires were worn out at 36k miles. I tow a 30' travel trailer occasionally and using the TPMS I can get a good idea if a tire is running hot. These Goodyear tires don't get hot under load which is a testament to their quality. I don't drive like grandma. Drove a C7 Corvette (it came with excellent Goodyear tires as well), went to Ron Fellows Corvette Racing School and drove my Corvette at home like I was on the track. I drive my 6.2L Silverado with these tires utilizing skills gained over time along with what I learned in Racing School. I'm a flangehead, kinda know my stuff.

All my tires are Eagle® LS-2 and 2 of them were recently installed and I couldn't ask for a better tire. The recent rain here caused about a dozen deep potholes on a small two lane freeway connector and at night I couldn't see them fast enough. I drove over so many potholes that my car's tires were bumping violently with loud noises. I make it though those potholes all thanks to those tires. If it wasn't for them I'd be on the side of the road like the countless others I say calling for a tow truck. I am truly grateful. Now, all I need is an alignment scheduled.

These tires have seen some shtuff. Nails, tie rods, plus 70, 000 miles, towing, rough gravel, and they have lasted through all with a great ride and reliability. Patches have held without an issue. Every mechanic I've brought this to has admired them. I'm about to buy my second set after I wore these poor things down.

The tires are a good all around tire with low road noise. Haven't had them long enough to know if they wear well or if we get good mileage out of them. The customer service was second to none which made the tires even better.

Tires need replacing now at 23,000 miles, 2/32" tread depth on a 2015 Honda Accord. Not good in the snow. No tire failures or punctures during the life of the tire.

I bought these 60,000 mile tires from Walmart for $100 less per tire than from tire stores. These tires wear evenly, and if properly rotated, last longer than other tires available

Put these on my truck to replace the originals that had dry rotted. They have been balanced twice and still have a vibration at 80mph that wasn't there before . Still trying to figure it out