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 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!!

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

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.

Much better ride with the new tires, as the old tires were getting bald. Ride is comfortable, but feels like it will slip if I take too sharp a turn on a wet road. Gas mileage seems less than what I was getting before, but that may be due to adding extra air with the old tires.

It's a good product. Don't know why it is discontinued.

Put these on in place of the original tires and was a great choice. Better on the wallet and ride quality is really good.

These tires started looking shabby after 18 mos. I don't even drive a lot. Waste of my money and time! I will not buy Eagle tires ever again!

These 4 tires didn't last me 15,000 miles, worse possible choice for a college student who drives to school and work!!

I've got 30,000 miles on my tires and they all need to be replaced because there is zero tread left. Not worth the money to ever get them again.