I needed to replace the factory original tires on my car after driving 55k miles. These tires were recommended as a great all weather replacement. I have not been disappointed.

just bought a set of michelin not a good choice. no traction compared to the eagle ls2. have 45 km. on my Michelin and am bringing them back in the morning. I'm getting another set of goodyear eagles .

I have a 2008 Ford Taurus and had the LS-2 tires put on in October 2014. Now have 43,000 miles on them and they are down to 2/32 on two tires and 3/32 on the other two. Ride has always been smooth. I do mostly freeway driving.

These Goodyear Eagle LS-2, 20" tires came stock on my new 09 Chevy Silverado. I now have over 80,000 miles on them and they are down to 3/32 tread. I am looking to replace them with the exact same tire.

I have 76,000 on my original set of tires and will be putting on the next set this weekend. Excellent tire and very impressed that they lasted so long. Rotate every 10,000 miles and get about 42mpg with a hybrid vehicle, not bad at all.

For an O.E. tire , you can't go wrong .I have 50 K on the them and still have rubber left. This is in the rust belt where roads are less than ideal along with occasional spirted driving

Eagle Ls2 came on our new Ford Fusion. After 30k miles we need new tires. Much to my surprise there is NO TREADWEAR Warranty. Tires ride fine but only 30k miles on them is crazy.

These tires held up well in dry and wet conditions. They are on my 2016 Subaru Legacy. I am very happy with these tires and will continue to buy them in the future. I put around 60,000 every 2 years. They hold up very well!

I haven't had these tires for that long but I've already driven in snow, rain and dry conditions. So far so good. They're smooth and have worked well!

I had these tires on my 08 Mitsubishi Outlander XLS. I had to replace them at around the 15k mark. They were all near the point of being bald and some had sidewall bubbling. The traction was terrible.