This tire model was the original tire on my car when I purchased it. They lasted over 80,000 miles. It wasn't a difficult decision to replace them with the exact same model. I had the new tires installed at the beginning of winter in the midwest. It hasn't been the snowiest winter this year but they have performed well.

I'm still riding on the original, factory Goodyear Eagles after 91,000 miles. I perform all my maintenance at a competitor's service location. After 50,000 miles, I thought for sure they would suggest a new set of tires. After 70,000 miles, I brought up the topic but they said no worries, the tires are fine. Last maintenance visit at 90,000, still no need for new tires. I'm thinking at 100,000, I'll just buy a new set. Everything I've written is documented.

This tire came on my Toyota Corolla when I bought it 5 years ago. I liked them so much that I always replace with the same tire. The wear I get from them exceeds the specs, everything about this tire is perfect! You can't go wrong purchasing this tire.

2013 SHO less then 5,000 miles when I pushed Ford to really look at issue. Car vibrates at all speeds. Told i was "feeling the road". I know what the road feels like and it's not a washboard. Road forced balanced wheels over 20lbs per wheel. Did not go away. Road forced two more times to get under 16 lbs per tire. One found to be defective. They got new tire to 8lbs. The vibration is better but not gone. 3 tires that are around 16lbs per tire. I am told that it's acceptable. I do not agree. Not for the caliber car that they are on. I'm shocked regarding the amount of time spent to road force balance these tires. It's not fair to FORD or the consumer. I have freind that is experiancing the exact same thing with 2013 Ford Focus ST. Very disappointed. A lot of money spent on a performace sedan and vibration is still present. Please feel to contact me....I'm not satisfied with this product.

I drive 100 miles a day round-trip for work and that much or more every weekend. Live in the NW part of Arkansas where the roads are curvy and the terrain is steep. Can't fault the tires - handle great in all types of weather - hot/cold, wet/dry, we get all types to include frozen precipitation. With the mileage I drive I really depend on my tires. The past three vehicles I purchased came with Goodyear Eagles and I am not changing now. Well worth the price. Please note the mileage indicated at the left is just on this set. My vehicle mileage is around 180,000, so this is not the first set on this vehicle.

My Nissan Maxima came with Goodyear RS-A tires. I have put on 55K miles and the 5/32 of the tread still remains. I am surprised that the tires have lasted this long. They are likely to go at least another 5-10 K miles. I have been very happy thus far but since I crossed 40K miles the tires have become very noisy.

I have a Toyota Corolla, and I am repeat buyer of this tire. Highly recommend..no problems with the first 65K miles so looking forward to the next 65K miles. I probably could have gone longer before replacing but I want to be safe and not worry about my tires.

We have a 2015 Buick Enclave. We have had the tires on for over a month and so far they have been great. They handle well and we have had some large amounts of snow fall at one time in PA and I blow right through it. I was concerned with road noise but I have have not heard any. Very pleased for the great price vs quailty. Plus it was so easy to buy online and chose where to have them installed, all I had to do was show up at that time, no extra costs involved!!

these tires were not as expensive as other tires I looked at. I have found that they rides very comfortably. We had a long and rough winter here, with ice and/or snow many days. I drove the car almost every day, and never felt the car slip/slide. I drove carefully, and felt safe.

These tires came with my vehicle that I purchased 5 years ago. The technicians where I service my car every 5,000 miles are just now recommending that I change my tires.....after 95,455 miles! The service representative did not believe that they were originally purchased with the car so much that she checked the serial number on the database. The mechanics at the auto manufacturing company where I work said that it's unheard of for tires to last this long. Maybe so, but I will replace them with the same brand for sure!