So far, I have not had any winter driving experiences yet, so I didn't give a 5 star on that. Also, the place I bought these tires told me that the tread rating on these tires was a 2 out of 10, and the tires that they wanted to sell me were cheaper and had a tread rating of 8. But I still chose to buy these tires because I believe the tire is better than a 2 rating, but I've only had them on the road less than 45 days. The tires are definitely quieter than what I had. I hadn't really noticed the road noise from before until it was gone. This tire also corners very well, feels like your stuck to the road, this is the primary reason I wanted them. The last 9 sets of tires I bought for this vehicle were all the same brand and model tire. Too bad it was discontinued, but it looks like I've found my new brand and model.

These are the tires that came with my 2013 Nissan Maxima and I have kept using them as they wore down. They perform great on high-speed interstates as well as curvy mountain roads. They are just a darn comfortable ride, especially for long-distance trips, and they do get close to 50K miles. They perform well in the rain and do O.K on snow.

I got these because i was told these are the same tires police use, so if it was good enough for them then it was good enough for my 90's subaru. I immediately felt the difference on the road. Felt like the car was gripping the road better and will go any direction with no problem, looking forward to see how these will perform in the winter.

These are returning roughly 10% lower fuel mileage than the Uniroyal Tiger Paws I had fitted to the car previously. I haven't experienced snow, but the Goodyear Eagle RS-A does offer slightly better traction in the rain than the Uniroyal. The Tiger Paw did offer slightly better dry traction than these Eagle RS-A do.

Great tires easy ride.

my lexus never handled better. they are quiet and smooth as can be. wish i didn't put assurance radials on my infinity now. but all around a great tire and good looking too.

These tires lasted 33,000 miles. No wonder they don't have a mileage warranty. I need to buy new tires and will spend a little more and get a better quality tire. It's okay if you're tight for cash but in the long run you aren't saving a thing.

I drive 70k miles a year as a contract courier and I've been using these tires for the past three years and they've never disappointed me. I will continue to do so!

I can't really tell yet. I just purchased two tires about few weeks ago. They were put on the front, where they were needed the most. I'll be able to tell when I get the other two.

I am very pleased with the overall performance of these tires. The only thing I am worried about is trading in tread life for performance. Time will tell if these very well handling and grippy tires will last.