I've run Goodyear tires on almost every car and truck that I've owned. I just had a new set of ASSURANCE WEATHERREADY's put on my 2013 Chevy Traverse today. That's how committed I am to Goodyear The LS-2's came on my Silverado High Country as standard equipment are the worst tires I have ever driven on. I've just crossed 40K miles and they are shot. From the beginning, the traction on both wet and dry surfaces is just awful. And don't even try on ice or snow. Just stay home.

I bought my Chrysler 200 convertible Limited and it came with the Goodyear LS 2 as the OEM tires. The tires seemed to ride fine between 30-50 mph, but when I drove above 50 mph the car started to shake as if it was out of alignment. I took the car back to the dealer at the end of the week and they rotated, balanced and performed an alignment and sent me on my way. Everything seemed fine. I was driving 70 mph which is the speed limit here in South Florida and then sped up to 75 mph and the car started to shake again. It was not as bad as it was the first time. Took the car back to the dealership and this time they replaced all of the tires. Been driving on these tires since then and still get the same shake between 65-75 mph. It is much less than before, but I am unable to fully enjoy the ride of my brand new car because I do not feel comfortable with these tires.

i was wanting a performance tire for my accord coupe but they were a bit out my price range at this time. I went with these upon recommendation of salesman. They have a nice look and have a durable fee to the ride. Not as comfortable of a ride as i was use to from my other tire but i knew that ahead of time. I would purchase these tires again.

The Goodyear LS2 tires were new on my 2015 Ford Fusion SE, which was purchased as a certified pre-owned vehicle from a Ford dealer. I have 35,000 miles on these tires and they ready for replacement. Other than only getting 35,000 miles from these tires, I have been very happy with their performance. My Fusion has a very quiet ride and good handling with these tires. These are 235/45/18 V performance tires, so I can only assume that the higher V speed rating is the reason for the lower mileage, since a V rated tire is intended for better traction and performance at the expense of longer tread life. From other reviews, it appears that this tire has much better tread life on trucks.

These were OEM tires that came with the car that I now need to replace after only 34.5k miles. Won't really miss them. Though handling and cornering performance in both dry and wet driving conditions is acceptable, they are noisy and harsh and obviously wear out quickly.

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.

These tires were original equipment on my 2007 Sierra Denali which rode like I was on a magic carpet. I got around 60,000 miles out of the LS' before I traded the old truck in for a new Sierra Denali. The new truck came with Goodyear Wranglers which have a very jarring ride, which was due to the aggressive tire pattern and stiff sidewalls. At around 58K miles, I decided to buy a new set and because I liked the ride of my old truck, I bought a set of Goodyear LS'. The LS' completely changed the whole driving character of the truck. The magic carpet smooth ride quality is a 100% improvement over the Wranglers. Now, the Wranglers is not a bad tire and can take it. But I mostly drive on the highway and back-roads, so ride quality is important to me. The LS delivers!

The tires, 255/55/R18, came with the vehicle, a 16 VW Touareg (4696 lbs), the ride is very smooth all around, traction is really good, drove at speeds in torrential rain without any issues, hard cornering traction is outstanding, I have not driven in snow. Tire wear seems OK, still have 8/32 with 12000 miles, very satisfied.

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

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.