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

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.

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

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

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.

These came on my car originally and had about 39K miles on them, plenty of tread still left but I ran over a box of screws and tore a hole in the sidewall. AWD vehicle so replaced all four. My Subaru Legacy has a stiff suspension and the low profile tire makes for a harsh ride on rough roads, but excellent traction.

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.

These were the tires that came on the truck originally, at 70,000 miles they finally needed to be replaced. Despite everyone else telling me "they're not a very good tire", "the have a low rating," etc. I decided to give them another shot.....after all the first set seemed to do really well, and if they sent them from the factory with this tire, then I'm sure it's just fine. Long story short.....second set lasted 85,000 Miles!!! I purchased the third set same as the last two and have actually now just put a set of these on our suburban as well! For reference, I live in Northern Wisconsin where snow/ice etc. is a regular occurrence for much of the year. Both the truck and the suburban have automatic AWD that I do turn on during the winter months....not sure if this has been helping/hurting but either way I have absolutely no complaints....especially since these are some of the "least expensive" tires out there!

I really like my Goodyear tires but the last set I got had a RED Dot on the outside side wall and it won't come off. I am VERY particular about my car and HATE this RED Dot which is about the size of a quarter, I use Tire Black to try and cover it up but it DOESN'T GO AWAY or diminish. What is the reason behind this RED DOT, used to indicate "blemished tires", surely that's NOT the case? First time I have had this happen and hope it is the LAST time. I realize this is a small irritating issue but looks like crap on a really clean, detailed car. Please Stop putting the red dots on the sidewalls. Thanks for reading this!!

These Goodyear Eagle LS2s were OEM on my 2014 Malibu. I currently have 132,000 miles on this set of tires. Most of my mileage is highway driving and I am not an aggressive driver in turns and corning. The wear indicators are about to show on my tires and now in the last 5,000 miles I have noticed a little wobble in the steering wheel at times and I know it's because these tires are almost done. The tires have provided really good tread life. I have not had any problems with separation or wear. All the tires show an even wear pattern across the tread of the tire even now. I do follow the recommended tire pressures for my car and I have the tires rotated every 7,500 miles. They have always felt good to me and predictable in cornering and wet weather. In Texas we do not have a winter so I cannot rate how they do in snow. For the life of the tire it has always been a solid performer in my book. I was very surprised and pleased with how they have performed over the years. I would recommend.