I purchased these last spring. This winter I found out they aren't "all season" at all. In fact they aren't even tires, they're ice skates. Several times when negotiating a turn at less than 5mph the vehicle kept going straight. That never happened with the OEM tires. The OEM tires for this vehicle were far superior in snow and slush. I'm switching back to them immediately.

I had 4 Goodyear Eagle LS on this car- no complaints. Needed two tires (replaced by wear- belts inside made car wobble) the tire center said they had Goodyear Eagles but not exactly what is on the car. Replaced the 2 LS with Good Year Eagle RS-A. They look great but as soon as I drove out I heard a LOUD roar- I thought being new it was temporary. NOT!! I can't even hear conversations or the radio. Very annoying. Reading the reviews I don't think this is an issue with a more solid SUV. The tread is great, drives awesome in snow, slush- good handling, great in the rain. I wouldn't recommend RS-A for a smaller sedan- the Eagle LS are much better.

I would not have expected the Goodyear Eagle RS-A P215/45R17 87W original equipment tires installed on my 2010 Pontiac Vibe to have lasted 40k miles but they did and they performed well. Usually I feel fortunate when OEM tires make 30k. I suspect that having a tire inflation monitor may have made a significant difference--this is my first vehicle so equipped. I am satisfied with the braking and turning qualities of the tire in dry and wet conditions. I can say little about "winter" weather performance. We get snow in Austin, TX only once every few years. A bit more common is "black ice"--a thin sheet of frozen rain--on which only studded tires are really fit to drive. My only complaint about these Goodyear Eagle RS-A tires is the harsh ride. I really feel the road in my aging bones and hear it in my tired ears. However, that probably says at least as much about the light and inexpensive--okay cheap--vehicle on which their installed as about the tires.

These tires came on a brand new Nissan Maxima that I leased. I currently have 29,000 miles and my dealer is telling me that I need 4 new tires due to tread wear. I do normal city driving. Now I have to purchase new tires and I only have 11 months left on my lease. This is just plain awful

This tire has a great feel. It handles the ice and the rain at ease and I have put them to the test. I commute in a metropolitan area daily and I'm chauffeur for the family in the evenings. These are the second set I've bought and they hold the road well.

The tires handle an perform well but I only have 25K miles on them and they need to be replaced already. I have the tires rotated regularly and drive conservatively. These are pretty pricey for as many miles as one can expect to get out of them. I will not be replacing with the same tires.

Cant go wrong with the price very great and very smooth like butter, best comfort and very quiet. Reason why I put rating (1) for winter and wet conditions , it's cause I haven't driven in the snow or rain yet. Will update the review once I do. Ps I do lots of traveling

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 came on my car and I am re placing them with the same. They perform really well, I drive 120 miles a day on snow and ice in winter and like the way they handle on my awd car. I am pretty cautious in winter though, black ice is no fun with any 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!!