I am driving on original equipment which are Goodyear Eagle LS-2 which people seem to hate when reading on-line reviews, but I have had no issues or problems. I live in Chicago so at times I see all 4 seasons in one week, I am currently at 50K miles with 5/32 tread remaining. I am shopping for tires now because I know 60K will come fast, and I need to be ready. I was hoping to find something better if there is such a thing, but when reading reviews and watching videos there seems to be issues and problems with all tires. (2017 VW Touareg) Show less

These tires are original to the car. I drive to work 120 miles round trip, 5 to 6 times a week. Rotated tires twice and they just passed PA. state inspection. Will change within the next 10,000 miles. Tires have been quite and reialble and will replace with same.

I have purchased these tires for my Silverado pickup twice and I love them so when my sons car needed tires it was a no brainer. We put them on his car and he is just as impressed with them as I was. They ride beautifully and are whisper quiet not to mention the traction and handling.

Came with my new car - 2018 Ford Fusion AWD - 23,000 miles later & they are done. Not an aggressive driver at all so quite shocked these need to be replaced at this point. I know the LS2 is a base model Goodyear tire but just unacceptable after so few miles. Not impressed.

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

I bought these tires to replace P******is that the dealer had installed. The Goodyears were much better priced and have a much more comfortable and quiet ride. Haven't had them long so I can't judge how long they will last but so far I really like them. Smooth ride.

These tires were on my truck when I originally purchased the truck in 2015 so when I needed replacement, searched for something new. After looking for weeks, a friend asked why I was looking for something else since I loved my origninal tires. Made sense and glad I went back to what I knew.

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.

WHEN NEW THIS WAS A TERRIFIC TIRE. I CURRENTLY HAVE 17K ON MY SEDAN AS AN OLDER DRIVER I CAN ASSURE YOU I DO NOT DRIVE AGGRESSIVELY. THE TIRES AT THIS POINT HAVE 4 /32 OR 5/32 ON THEM AND THE DRIVE WHEELS SPIN AS YOU TURN LEFT OR RIGHT AND ACCELERATE AT A CORNER. HARD TO TRUST THEM IN BAD WEATHER AT THIS POINT. I WOULD HAVE THROUGHT I'D GET AT LEAST 30K OUT OF THIS TIRE.

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