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.

This tire was on my 2014 chevy 1500 6.2l silverado. More than once I was faced with 15"+ of snow and this tire did not blink an eye. They now have have 50% tread and 30000 miles and I am entering another winter and have yet to lose any confidence in these tires. These would be perfect for anyone looking for a long lasting all season tire.

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.

These tires came on my 2014 Ford Fusion. After owning the car for less than 2 years and only putting 19,000 miles on it, all 4 tires are shot. They've always been rotated on time. I can't believe there's absolutely NO warranty!! It's absurd that I have to buy all new tires for a new car before my bumper to bumper warranty is even close to being up!!

these are a all season sport performance tire, so common sense says that tires are no good in snow, if you drive on level ground and keep it there you may just get away with these tires in the snow. outside of that, on those days it rains these tires do well. i feel safe in wet conditions. gas mileage is fine on these as well. if you keep your tire pressure at the vehicles recommended pressure and what the max is on the tire you will be fine. i will admit, knowing i have Goodyear eagle tires is a good feeling.

I have 80K on my 2013 Denali witch is all wheel drive. They have been amazing tires and I'm ordering a new set today. You can't go wrong with Goodyear. They are very quite in the cab of the truck as well, very limited road noise. Decent off road and snow handling as well.

In October of 2013 I purchased a new 2014 Silverado pick up equipped with 20 inch Goodyear Eagle LS 2 tires. I currently have 98000 miles on this set of tires and I have been very happy with them. I rotate these tires every other oil change and I believe this coupled with the quality of the tire is the reason for the success of these tires. This message may not mean anything to your company but when people are fast to complain I think it is just as important to let companies know when you are happy with a product. Thanks

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.

These tires came on my Silvarado from the factory. I currently have 88,000 miles on these and will need new ones shortly. They ride well, handle well, and as you can see, have exceeded my expectations for mileage. I rotate them regularly and keep them inflated to recommended psi. I WILL be purchasing another set and recommend these for everyone.

I had these tires on my 2008 Civic. They were the original tires to the car and I have 78,000 miles on them. Today I replaced the tires with two more identical and in 3 months will also replace the back tires with the Goodyear Eagle LS. I can't speak highly enough of them. I live in central Pennsylvania and we had a horrible winter last year and I felt safe in my car. The tires didn't necessarily need replaced. There was still just under half tread left, but since I drive 350-500 miles a week and we are expecting a hard winter, I replaced them early.